All Chapters of Eternal Asylum: A Psychological Horror Romance: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

I wanted to push him further, to drive him to the edge where he would finally succumb to my influence.“Why do you want me to stay?” he asked, his voice trembling. “Why not let me go?”I smiled, feeling the thrill of my own power.“Because, my dear Elias, I am not a victim. I don’t want to be free; I want you to be my prisoner. You see, I’ve found the ultimate pleasure in control. And you… you are perfect for me.”3ELIASHer words wrapped around me like a vice, tightening with every passing moment.I could feel her influence coursing through my veins, dulling my senses and clouding my mind.The sanctuary of my former life was slipping further away, replaced by the intoxicating chaos that was Nina.“I don’t want to be your prisoner,” I said, trying to assert some semblance of defiance.But as I looked into her eyes, I felt the resolve begin to crumble.She was a force of nature, a storm that threatened to swallow me whole.“Oh, but you are already mine,” she purred, stepping closer, h

8NINAElias was slipping further into my clutches, and it delighted me.The struggle made his eventual surrender even more rewarding.I watched as he wandered the asylum, confusion clouding his mind.He was lost, trapped in a world where pleasure and pain intertwined, and I was the one holding the strings.I could sense his desire ebbing away, replaced by a growing sense of resignation.“This is your home now,” I would whisper, my voice echoing through the corridors, wrapping around him like a shroud. “You can’t escape your fate.”His spirit was fading, becoming a mere shadow of what he once was.Each time I pulled him back, I felt the connection to his past life dissolve, replaced by the darkness I had cultivated.I could see it in his eyes—defeat, acceptance.He was mine.“Let go, Elias,” I purred, my breath warm against his skin. “You are free here, free to embrace your true self.”I leaned in closer, my lips brushing against his, and for a moment, he hesitated.But then I felt hi

He wandered the asylum, haunted by the shadows of those who had come before him, each one a testament to my power.“Look at them, Elias,” I whispered, gesturing to the flickering shadows. “They are all mine, just as you are. They succumbed to their desires, just as you will.”I stepped closer, feeling the heat radiating from him.“You can fight it, but the more you resist, the stronger my hold will become. Embrace your fate, and you will find pleasure in it.”He shuddered at my words, and I could see the battle raging within him.“No,” he gasped, but the defiance was fading, replaced by a flicker of longing.“Soon, you will see the truth,” I purred, brushing my fingers against his cheek, feeling the warmth of his skin. “You are not alone in this darkness. We are bound together, and you will learn to crave my touch.”16ELIASAs her fingers brushed my skin, I felt a shiver of desire course through me, mingling with the fear that threatened to consume my mind.“I won’t give in,” I gaspe

His eyes flickered with a mix of fear and something else—was it curiosity?I couldn’t help but smile at his confusion, at the delicious tension between us.“Just give in,” I coaxed, pressing my body closer to his. “You will never be alone again. You will belong to me.”25ELIASAs I stared into her eyes, I felt my resolve weakening.Each word she spoke sank deeper into my mind, twisting and warping my thoughts.I wanted to resist, but the desire was overwhelming, intoxicating.“Please, don’t do this,” I begged, but even I could hear the desperation in my voice.I was slipping away, losing myself in the depths of her darkness.“Embrace it,” she whispered, her breath hot against my skin. “Let go of who you were and become who you are meant to be—my eternal companion.”And in that moment, as I stood before her, I felt the last remnants of my identity begin to dissolve.The asylum closed in around me, its walls echoing with the laughter of the lost.I was fading, consumed by the very dark

Eyes wide, mouths gaping in soundless screams, their skin stretched taut over exposed bones as they clawed their way out of the living flesh of the asylum.One of the bodies broke free with a wet, tearing sound, collapsing onto the floor with a sickening thud.It was a man—or what was left of him.His body was half-decomposed, muscles hanging from bones in bloody shreds.His abdomen was torn open, intestines spilling onto the floor, steam rising from the gore as though it was freshly torn from his body.His face was mutilated, half of his skull caved in, brain matter oozing from the cracked bones.His eyes, bloodshot and bulging, locked onto mine as his mouth twisted into a grotesque grin, lips peeling back to reveal shattered, yellowing teeth.I wanted to scream, but my voice failed me.More bodies tore free from the walls, their decayed forms stumbling forward, their broken limbs moving unnaturally.One dragged itself across the floor, leaving a trail of blood and viscera in its wak