Novel & Cerita Reforming The Obsessive Male Lead

"I'll- I'll change it so that the male lead falls in love with the female lead." "No!" Jay slammed his hand on the table, face contorted with anger. "I object to changing the script!" "Your objection is invalid." The chief director gave him a sidelong glance. "Jay, who do you think you are?"

Jared hissed, looking like he wanted to put his fist through a wall. Beck’s pacing stopped abruptly. He turned toward the detectives, eyes flashing. “What the hell does this guy want?” Carolanne closed her notebook. “Obsession leads to control. That’s what men like him always want, and when women fight back…. they don’t take it well.” “He is mentally unstable,” Ben muttered, pacing now. “Obsessive. Before, he probably wanted you out of the picture so he could play savior, but now that she fought back? He’s going to spiral.”

His voice trembled slightly, a fragile thread woven into his confession. Standing there, caught in the crossfire of her own fury and Sebastian's raw emotion, Olivia grappled with the reality that the person before her was not the man she had painted in her mind's eye. Yet, she couldn’t shake the unsettling notion that perhaps he had always harbored this obsessive nature, concealed beneath a facade of charm and confidence. It was the first time she had witnessed his feelings laid bare, without the pretense or masks he usually donned.

I’ve been watching his moves for years, waiting for an opening. Men like him don’t fall in love, they fall into obsession, and I’m very good at making men obsessed. One step at a time. I’ve already laid the groundwork. Arnold is getting boring, predictable, and weak. Once I find out who this “Mrs. D’Amato” really is, I’ll use it. If she's hiding something, I’ll find it. And when I do, she’ll fall just like Jasmine did. I glanced at my reflection in the rearview mirror, ran a hand through my curls, and smiled.

I said, rolling my eyes. “I’m serious!” she insisted, leaning closer. “He’s been begging me to talk to you. Says he’s sorry for what happened and wants another chance.” My stomach twisted. “And what do you think about that?” She shrugged. “I think he’s desperate. But who knows? People change.” I snorted. “Not Jonathan. He’s the same as he’s always been. Self-centered and manipulative.” Gina tilted her head. “You really think so?” “I don’t think so, Gina. I know so,” I said firmly.

I hollered at her. "Well, it's a good thing you knew. I guess it wouldn't be a surprise for you right now. It's such a pity." She shook her head like the maniac she was. "Don't get me wrong sweetheart, I actually have my attacks but it's not just as serious as I claim for it to be to Justin." She shrugged. "You're bitch, you malevolent woman." I hollered. It felt so right to say it to her, especially when I knew that her feigning, pretence and obsessive nature were actually genuine and not something that was my imagination or thought.

Markson called out, his voice getting louder. As Bryan stormed off, the girl looked back at Mr. Markson with curiosity. Something was off about Bryan, and she knew it. But Bryan refused to talk about it, not even with her. Mr. Markson was determined to get to the bottom of his son's sudden change of attitude. He remembered when Bryan used to be obedient and intelligent, but something had changed. He would find out what it was, no matter what. As Mr. Markson arrived at Daniel's mansion, he was stopped by the security who didn't recognize him. Despite explaining that he was Laura's father, the guards refused to let him in.