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"You seem to have quite the collection already." As I move to exit the booth, his fingers latch onto my arms, whirling me around to face him. His pupils are dilating and constricting, and I am caught momentarily in whatever web he is trying to weave. "You will obey me! You don't walk away from me. Not now, not ever." Shuddering, I shake my head. Once. Twice. His words ring in my head, again and again, and my entire being revolts in response to his command. *Obey him. Never leave him.* *Obey.* *Obey him.*

“Obedience. Absolute obedience.” That was something I could never give to anyone—until now. “You want me to obey you? If I do what you ask, you’ll let him live?” If that was the case, he was asking for a lot. My body and mind would no longer be my own. Like a dog, I’d have to bark at his command.

" You have to obey me? there is no chance otherwise I will not give you a single clue about azalaic and red letter and now the choice is your." " Ohhh finally! you showed me your real face. I thought you have a heart to be respected but no you don't have enough. I can easily say you are worse than I expected. " " You need to understand that I'm not your servent you have to obey me at any condition. If my parents wants us to stay here as a couple than we will do that and till that time our discussion is over. " " I will never ever obey you at any cost! "

I replied "who is going to pay you?" he asked "you sir." I replied again What is he implying on? "then whom you will listen?" he asked and I got it "you sir." I replied "good. When I tell you something only obey that no need to worry about anyone else not even Aloki. Just try to not come in front of her because she won't leave a chance to insult you. And yes one more thing if you are not wrong then never apologise because someone superior from you is saying. Don't be a cry baby. "He said and unknowingly my cheeks redden

"I know I have you figured out. You're more complex than the boys at school, but you're not exactly an enigma." "OK. Let's call it a quiz then. Tell me what it is that you think gets me off. Pass/fail." Her hands folded under her chin and she looked up at me with an almost condescending expression. No, not almost. Definitely condescending. "It's simple. Obedience." "Obedience? Tabitha, I never told you to-"

Then he sat down in front of me, on the table. I looked at him with pleading eyes. “What if you don't like anything you talk about? You have to decide. Because once you agree with something, you have no other choice but to obey me. Because I hate when someone goes back on their words.” I looked at him with confusion in my eyes. “What … what do you want me to do?” I asked hesitantly. Suddenly, I watched as his eyes shined all of a sudden.

"Kian, you don’t understand. My mom… she’s always been like that. Ever since I was a kid, she has controlled every part of my life. "What I wore, who I was friends with, what I studied—it all had to follow her decisions. Olivia, too. She’s long gotten used to obeying. "I tried to push back, but it was useless. In this family, other than my late father, no one could stand up to her. "So when she proposed that ridiculous test, Olivia didn’t dare object, and I didn’t dare speak up for you either. I was afraid… afraid she’d turn her anger on me.

“Do you need something?” “You look happy, why? Is it because your boyfriend just left?” He asked. I don't know where he is getting at, but I don't want to answer his question. “You don't need to answer my question, I came here for something else, Since you would be living in my home you need to respect the rules” he began. "What do you mean, obey the rules? Didn't I come here because your grandmother said, “Do I have to…” “Yes you have to” He replied in a more harsh tone.

I asked. "You have to obey me," he said. "What if it gets too much.." I asked. "You just have to say stop and I won't go any further," he said explaining. "I will be doing new things and take you in ways you never knew existed, but for that I want your obedience. Are you willing to try," he asked. "Maybe.." I said "Yes or no, if you say no, everything stops here," he said in a no nonsense tone. "What will be your answer?" he asked. . . . Leave a review and comment if you like the story.

I had always been obedient. Whatever people told me to do, I did without question. When my wealthy biological parents finally brought me home, my adopted sister leaned close and whispered arrogantly, "I'm the one and only Saunders daughter. If you know what's good for you, leave on your own!" I obediently nodded. Then I turned around and ran straight into the traffic on the highway. My parents nearly lost their minds. They scrambled out of the car and dragged me back, their faces already pale with terror. My brother glared at me and warned in a low voice, "If you keep acting like this, I'll send you back to that hellhole." That night, I obediently locked myself inside a dog crate. When he fo