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Chapter 25. You Want Me Obsessed
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2025-09-03 08:52:37Bliss
Back straight. His hands braced on the counter, with a mug in front of him that hadn’t been touched.
He was pouring the coffee like it was a ritual. Barefoot. Hoodie. Hair slightly damp like he’d just showered.
Not like the cold , intimidating Alpha I first met. Just… a man. Very tall, very stoic man with the silent strength in his bones.
He looked up when I walked in “morning “
“Hi”
Our voices were awkward.
Not cold. Just unsure.
He offered me a mug “ it’s black “
“I figured,”
I took a sip and grimaced.
He smiled “still bitter?”
“Like my soul,” I said. Making him laugh—low ands shor and real.
Gods. That sound.
It undid me a little.
“I didn’t expect you here,” I said
“This is my house.” He replied, not defensive but fact.
“Do you always stand guard on your kitchen like this?”
“Do you always walk in looking like you have something to prove?”
I shrugged, moving past him to the counter, I poured myself water slowly, aware of his eyes tracking me. “Maybe I just want to know what kind of man Kharo Anderson is.”
“You already know,” he said, “you wouldn’t still be here if you didn’t.”
I turned, leaning back against the counter, the glass in my hand. I made sure my posture was casual, but “I thought about you last night.”
That made him pause, he didn’t shift, but the flicker in his eyes were enough,
He let out a slow breath “and?”
“And I decided I respect you,” I answered, deliberately choosing words. “That’s rare for me.”
“Respect doesn’t require confession.” He said.
“Niether does curiosity.” I lifted my chin “but here I am.”
He pushed off the counter, coming closer. His height, his presence, it pressed down on me like gravity, his voice low enough that it hummed against my skin.
“Be careful, Bliss.”
I smiled “why? Are you afraid I might like you too much?”
“I don't play games.”
I leaned in. “Niether do I, I only do what works.”
His eyes didn’t waver.
“You can act like a stone all you want, it doesn’t make you less of a man,”
His hands moved before I saw it. A flash of dominance. He caught my wrist, not hard enough to hurt but, but with enough force to remind me exactly who he was.
“You’ve made a mistake on me,” he said. “I’m not a stone. I am restrained. A choice. Do you now understand the difference,”
“I don’t think restraint is the strength of Kharo, it’s fear, dressed up in armor.”
“Careful with what you say little wolf. You’re not strong enough to provoke me”
I stepped closer, letting his grip on my wrist an anchor. “Then what haven’t you let go?”
His hand remained, his thumb brushing once—unintended, maybe, but it felt like lightning.
“You don’t know what you’re asking for.” He said
“I do,” my voice was soft but sure. “I’m asking you to stop pretending like you’re still not feeling the bond.”
“You think you can play games with me ? Seduction works for weaker men. And as for me, I take. I command, and I don’t bend for hunger.”
“Then prove it. Command me.”
His grip tightened just a fraction enough to make my pulse stutter. For a moment, I thought. He would. That he’d drag me closer.
But instead. He released my hand, his hand falling away like Ice cracking.
“You’re afraid?”
“Afraid?” He asked.
“Yes” I lifted my chin “not if me, of yourself. Of losing control.”
Kharo’s shoulders tensed, his chest rising and falling like a man caught between war and surrender. He stepped back, just enough to reclaim his space. But his eyes never left mine.
We hadn’t talked much more than that.
But I couldn't stop thinking about it.
The way he looked at me. Like he knew I was broken, but it didn’t scare him. Like he’d still choose to be near me even if I didn’t offer anything in return.
Not power. Not submission. Not even love.
And maybe that’s why I felt it bloom inside me, terrifying and beautiful.
Because this wasn’t about destiny anymore.
This was something I was choosing too.
“You want me obsessed.” He said quietly almost to himself “You want me chained to you.”
His thumb brushed my jaw, slow and careful. A shiver ran through me. That small touch, intentional or not, I couldn’t tell, was enough to make my heart hammer in my chest.
“Do you even realize what you’re doing?” He asked.
“I do,” I said,breathless, “I want you. But I want you controlled. I want you… to need me as much as I need you
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