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Possession
I muttered and she smiled before turning around and kissing my lips.
"I love you too Ethan"
I will never get used to hearing her say that
It gave me goosebumps and butterflies everything she said it.
It felt like I was a highschooler with her but I didn't mind.
All for her
She became mine to posses the day she walked into that door with my parents
She was my possession
We have finally come to the end of this book 😁😁😁
It was very fun writing about these two characters.
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His Possession
His Possession.
THE END.
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The Temptation of Adultery 2
Chapter One Hundred Sixteen
Assistant Kim's question made Bella's mind freeze instantly. She looked up and asked, "What do you mean?"
"Possessiveness is something inherent in every person and every living creature. Even the smallest things, like keeping one's belongings, stem from possessiveness. The concept itself is simple, but when it reaches an extreme, higher and higher, there’s no way to escape or control it. The man you are trying to avoid and run away from, I’m afraid..."
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Amaryllis-The Rogue Werewolf
It was clear that he was just as perplexed by the question as I was for the answer.
He couldn't fathom why he felt so strongly towards me, especially when he was supposed to despise me. His confusion was clear, evident in the furrow of his brows as he pondered my question. Then, after a few moments of contemplation, his response was both unexpected and possessive. "It's because you're mine," he declared, his voice low and intense. "Anything that falls under my domain and is under my control automatically becomes my possession, and i don'tallow anyoneto touch it except me."
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His Possession
“Stop for a second, King, Mom’s outside.”
Pandora pressed her hand against Kingston’s chest, trying not to let out even the slightest moan, which forced her to cover her mouth as Kingston continued to run his fingers over her body.
Last time Kingston had done it angrily, but this time the man was exactly like a tyrant—claiming Pandora as his rightful and official possession, as if he could do anything, including slowly creeping downward. Leaving trails of heat, occasionally squeezing Pandora’s chest with a rough grip.
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His Possession
“You plan on reuniting with your Prince charming?”
“At least he won't keep me locked up.” My hand slipped to the back of her neck.
“Listen to me Hillary, you are mine, contract or no contract, you'll always be mine. You get that?”
“I am not your possession, you can't own me and you don't own me.”
“You are, I own you. Nothing can change that.” She pushed me with all her strength.
“Fuck you!” I walked towards her, closing the gab between us. She placed her hand on my chest to prevent me from coming any closer.
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Tangled Desires
he says, his voice low, an undercurrent of intensity, "I don't like sharing your time or you."
His possessiveness is both endearing and surprising. A small smile plays on my lips as I stir the contents in the pot. "Jealous, are we?" I tease, the air charged with a subtle tension that adds an unspoken layer to our interaction.
He leans in, capturing my lips in a kiss that carries the weight of unspoken declarations. In that moment, the kitchen becomes a canvas for emotions painted in the brushstrokes of his possessiveness. "You're mine," he whispers against my lips, a claim that reverberates through the silent corners of the room.
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Broken by One, Desired by All
A vow more binding than any ceremony.
Ronan smiled against my wet skin, a low, possessive sound rattling in his throat. "Mine alone. No one else touches this. No one else fucks this. No one else owns you but me." His hands slid up to my shoulders, pinning me down as he slammed into me, his cock pistoning in and out of my dripping hole with brutal precision. The possessiveness in his voice made my heart soar even as my body burned with pleasure. "You're mine, Zane. Say it."
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Chasing by Billionaire: My Ex Wants Me Back
My mind is already spinning, replaying the conversation and the phantom image of Angela with another man.
Possession. That’s what this is.
She’s mine. No one else has the right to her.
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Secret Son of The Dragon Lord
"First, because you asked, and second because it's yours. Everything I have belongs to you."
Fuck, the creep is possessive too. Am so doomed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The line between possessiveness and love can get blurry, and it’s something I’ve wrestled with both in relationships and in how characters are portrayed in media. On one hand, that intense, 'I can’t stand the thought of you with anyone else' feeling is romanticized everywhere—from 'Twilight' to K-dramas where the male lead glowers at anyone near the heroine. It taps into this primal idea of being cherished so much that someone’s territorial about you. But peel back the layers, and it often reveals insecurity masquerading as passion. Real love should feel like trust, not a cage.
I’ve seen friends mistake control for devotion, where constant check-ins or jealousy are framed as 'just caring a lot.' But there’s a stark difference between wanting to share someone’s world and demanding to be their entire world. Healthy relationships in stories like 'Normal People' or 'Fruits Basket' show characters giving each other space to grow—even when it hurts. Life isn’t a melodrama where obsession equals soulmate status; it’s more like tending a garden. Too much clinging suffocates the roots. Lately, I’ve been appreciating media that calls this out, like 'BoJack Horseman,' where Diane’s arc with Mr. Peanutbutter highlights how stifling 'grand gestures' can be when they ignore actual needs.
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