Obsession Club Novels & Stories

"I just want to feel normal for one night. I want to see what everyone else is doing." "Well, tonight we are doing just that," Hannah declared, pointing at a massive, matte-black building in the heart of the entertainment district. "Look at that place. Obsidian. They say the owner spent twenty million dollars on it. It is the most exclusive club on the coast." "We will never get past the bouncers, Hannah," Vittoria sighed, looking at the wealthy, glamorous crowd behind the velvet ropes. "They look like they only let in models. We do not have VIP passes."

“Let me have the team check it first.” But something in my gut told me it was meant for me. I took the box and opened it anyway. Inside was a single photograph. It showed John and me making love on the balcony two nights ago. The image was clear and intimate. Across the bottom in bright red marker were the words “The Obsession Never Dies.” My hands started shaking. “John… this was taken two nights ago. From the cliffs. Someone was watching us while we…” John took the photo from me and cursed under his breath. “This is not possible. The new security should have caught anyone that close.”

She doesn’t need to try for these male leads to fall head over heels in love with her. Cassie stared at the folder with a scowl, but her face beamed at the comments. She held her phone and deleted the data right in my face. “Poppy, save your idiot’s guide to yourself. It’s not for me. “Watch and learn. I’ll have Camden under my spell. He’ll be smitten with me, even if all I do is talk about SpongeBob SquarePants.” Not the least bit upset, I smiled brightly. “Good luck to you.

I muttered to myself as I looked around. Why would he bring me to a club? Is he out of his mind? Or am I at the wrong location? I immediately texted him, asking him the name of the place “Umbrella Inn.” He texted back. It really is the place. I ran my hand through my hair and exhaled before I walked inside. I was stopped at the entrance by the security. “Your name?” “Uh Elena Monroe.” He looked at me with some weird look I couldn't explain. He scanned the list in his hand and stepped aside for me to enter. Why would Tommy invite me to a place like this for a date?

Bryan stepped into the pulsating rhythm of the club, feeling the bass thump through his chest as he melded into the energetic crowd. He laughed with newfound friends, lost in the euphoria of the music and the moment. After a while he made his way to the sleek bar, ordering his drink, he leaned against the counter. Taking in the scene around him, Bryan scanned the room, and there, across the dance floor, he spotted Gina with two of her friends. "Damn it! Isn't that Gina?" He thought eyes widened in shock.

“This is why we make such a perfect team, Amy. We protect what’s ours. Jenny was never really one of us—she was just a reminder of your father’s first marriage. Now that she’s gone, the inheritance, the attention, everything belongs to you. Visiting her today will be our little victory lap.” They continued chatting excitedly, refining their plan. They decided to arrive around 3 PM, dressed in elegant but not overly flashy outfits to appear concerned rather than celebratory. Emma would handle the polite conversation while Amy observed Jenny’s reactions closely. If Jenny showed any sign of happiness or comfort in her new home, they would immediately start subtle jabs—comments about how “surpri

t and likely kill Johnny himself, not Layla, with her gossipy nature and sharp eyes, not the old men with their rambling stories and leering eyes that seemed to miss noth- ing. It was their secret, a dangerous, intoxicating !re that they fed in stolen mo- ments and couldn't seem to extinguish, no matter how much trouble it promised, no matter how many warnings they gave themselves. Tonight, it felt even more dangerous than usual, the air thick with unspoken longing, heavy with the weight of their shared secret. She could feel it thrum- ming in her veins, a restless energy that made her hands tremble slightly as she wiped down the bar,

Zachary's room was directly opposite Joey's. As soon as he closed the door behind him, the commotion outside became more discernible. "Room 6688 is over there." "Don't let her escape!" The mob cussed out threats after threats. Joey was aware of how crazy fans could be nowadays. Some ran fan clubs and enjoyed personal relationships with their idols, insomuch that they even slept with the celebrities. The distance between fans and superstars had never been closer.

Sophia sensed a mood of anger on her. “I’m sorry Miss Heather. Of course I shouldn’t force you to do what you don’t wanna do. Just that it seems to me that you have a little traumatizing past stuff in Beijing” Sophia concluded and Heather stared at her for a while and faced the front. “I guess I have some rough traumatizing past in Beijing and I’m sure you will be speechless when you find out” Heather sighed. Thirty minutes later, the cab dropped them in front of a very big clothing company named ‘Strings Clothing. Heather was marveled by the size of the building, customers trooping in and out and different cloth designs her eyes could reach.

"And you really look like someone who likes dark lyrics.” I gave an innocent smile, hiding in the background any characteristic of that little monster that lurking underneath.” "What's so dark about a woman who says she's crazy about someone?” "Nothing that is good comes from someone who is obsessed with someone else," he scored wisely. "You're right," I replied, arching an eyebrow. "Obsession always ends in a tragic way.