MY STRANGE MAN

In Sweet Pea's novel, "MY STRANGE MAN," the protagonist finds herself inexplicably involved with a visitor whose presence has become a fixture in her life. For a period, this man has been coming to her, yet his face remains unseen. He arrives only under the cover of darkness and departs before dawn, leaving no trace but his persistent, hidden presence. The narrator grapples with a profound dilemma: should she banish this mysterious figure from her life? She acknowledges that the rational course of action would be to push him away. However, the central conflict lies in her uncertainty about her own capacity for such a decisive act. She questions whether she possesses the necessary sanity and courage to confront this unknown man and end his clandestine visits, leaving the reader to ponder the nature of his presence and her internal struggle.