The Invisible Man

Some people thought Cecilia Cass was doing very well. For example, her boyfriend was scientist Adrian Griffin. It's brilliant, beautiful and incredibly rich. In addition, his wealth gives Cecilia an amazing house and estate, all the amenities that money can buy, and the opportunity to pursue her own career without financial pressure. However, when Cecilia gets into sweatpants and quietly, gasping, slips out the door in the dark of the night, she does not think about any of this. She doesn't care about everything she leaves behind. She's just clinging to the fact that she's trapped in the most controlling, crippling, and abusive relationship imaginable. He controls what she eats, what she wears, what she says in public, and even tries to manipulate her thoughts! And she has to break free. This man crushed her and completely squeezed out of her every sense of joy in life. And for some reason, no one, absolutely no one can see the truth about the situation. If she could shout it on the national news, no one would believe her. No one can imagine that a brilliant scientist of Adrian's level can be a monster. In fact, Adrian Griffin is invisible. Even after escaping and hiding in a friend's house, Cecilia still feels the tentacles of a man reaching out to her. She's afraid to go outside. She is afraid that he is watching her every time she turns on the computer.