I Think I’m Alone Now

Every neighborhood has a Mr. Frank. You never want your ball to land
in his yard. You never want to be on his radar.

Feral Gen Xer, Dorrie, is a latchkey kid with no one to watch after her.
Lately, her neighbor, Mr. Frank, is watching her a little too close for
comfort and she’s not sure why. Dorrie’s life and body suddenly seem
to be in turmoil, her relationship with her mother is strained, and she
hasn’t been feeling like herself lately. Being watched by that creeper,
Mr. Frank, is the last thing she needs and every time she turns around
... there he is. When she’s finally brought face to face with him, she
discovers the reason for his obsession.