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My cat has a spot right next to my bed where she sits and stares at me. She looks like she needs something, that's where she sits to meow when she needs something. But she doesn't. Not relaxing, sitting upright staring right at me. Frequently, for long periods, at any time. When I'm sleeping, on my phone, watching TV, doing anything in bed. She just sits there staring right out of arms reach, and will leave if I try to grab her.
She also licks a lot, too much. Blankets, pillows, me.
She's staring at you because she loves you she runs away because cats are goofy.
My dog stares at my husband and me. I read something from a dog psychologist that said it's like they're "hugging you with their eyes," and I think that's the cutest description ever.