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So, yes it was my fault. In the morning, I was led from my cell to use the bathroom with several she-wolves of all ages. I brush my teeth with the toothbrush they gave me since I had no one to bring one for me and took a bath. After I was through, I ate lunch in a large room with the other the she-wolves and then I was brought back to my cell. That was how my prison life was until my first day soon turns into two months. The rejection pain had started to fade away which was good, but I couldn't wait to get out of the cell. In five months, I have started to get used to the cell-like it was my home and I stopped thinking of wanting to leave so badly. It felt so bad hearing she-wolves talked ab

I stood up from the bed and faced him. "What you said is a psychological illness not love. It is called Stockholm syndrome. It is a disease. It happens when a hostage starts to feel a bond with the kidnapper and feels like it is love. I have seen few cases like this but you know what the truth is, they all got cured after treatment. And their abusers went to jail and they stopped feeling the love as well. And I am not that weak." I said and he raised an eyebrow asking if I am challenging him or what?

I didn't want to turn into a nutcase of Stockholm Syndrome. Shooting up to my feet, I veered to the history section of the library. If some beast like Jaxon said really existed out here, then there should be records of it or at least records of rumors. My hand rose, the tip of my index tracing the spines of the books as I passed them. Three shelves down, and I still couldn't find anything that could spark some interest in me. Leaning against the shelf behind me, I sighed when something caught my eyes on the top row. A single book lied there, cursive golden letters danced on its black leather spine.

He hesitated, his gaze flicking to the moonlight breaking through the treetops. “You went through something traumatic. I know that. And I get it, you spent time with Stephan, so maybe part of you feels connected to him. Like you owe him something. But that’s not real, Imani.” I frowned. “What do you mean?” He looked back at me, his voice dropping low, almost pitying. “Stockholm syndrome,” he said. “It’s what happens when someone starts sympathizing with their captor or their abuser. Stephan manipulated you, played with your emotions, made you think he cared so you’d trust him. But he never had good intentions.”

"And bursting the seams of your clothes, roaring, and having temper tantrums is adult?" He shook his head because of her nerve. "Have you ever been kidnapped?" "No, but I read a lot about it on the internet." She used the plastic child's hoe to push a bag of food his way. He grabbed... unwrapped, and then shoved a burger into his mouth... swallowed, and reluctantly continued their conversation, "You read about kidnapping on the internet?" "Yes. Stockholm syndrome mostly. Do you know what that is?" He swallowed another burger. "Yes, I know what it is," he said with pique. "But why would you care?"

Since she whispered my name like a prayer over and over again I braced one forearm against the doorframe, hips punching forward into my fist as I worked myself in long, punishing strokes. The smell of her pussy was still thick against my nose, God, it was obscene how good she smelled, how right. My other hand cupped my balls, squeezing just enough to make my vision spark. She didn’t remember. My psychiatrist’s voice echoed in the back of my skull, calm and clinical: “Elias, this fixation is trauma response. The accident fractured her memory, not your connection. What you’re feeling is a form of retroactive Stockholm syndrome, you’re the one who can’t let go after what happened. You need to r

Wasn’t this evidence of that? This strange emotion no, it was not emotion. Only confusion. I felt confused, but who wouldn’t be if they were me? Isolated from family and under the care more like under the thumb of Damian spears, I needed him for everything. Every fucking thing. And that was why I had any feeling for him whatsoever. Maybe it was a form of Stockholm Syndrome. I mean, this may notnbe a traditional kidnapping, but it wasn’t like I was here by choice. Not my choice, anyway. I turned on the shower and stepped under the hot stream. I wanted to scrub his touch from me. Wanted to scrub the memory of my reaction to him from my mind.

This man had taken my life from me, but I refused to give him my body. We stayed deadlocked for a long time, or perhaps it just felt like an eternity as my traitorous body warred with my mind. It's nothing but a bad case of Stockholm syndrome, I told myself. I should feel nothing but pure loathing for this man. Yet, here I was, lusting after him like a mare in heat, even though I knew that giving myself to him would break me to a point I wouldn’t be able to put myself back together again. Finally, he pushed off the door and took a step back, his blue eyes like burning steel as they locked onto my face. Quickly, before he changed his mind, I turned and yanked open the door.

After a deep breath, Silje asked smoothly, “Do you remember how we used to talk about Karin Fossum’s books?” She spoke to him in Norwegian, making Kail smile mysteriously. He replied softly, “Oh, Karin Fossum… Of course. Have you read Carl Johan Vallgren too?” He sounded so natural like this was a normal day. Kail was a good actor and Silje smiled. She could do the same. Calmly, he continued, “If you finished all of Carl Johan Vallgren’s books, you should try Karin Fossum’s ‘He Who Fears the Wolf’. It is about a man who escaped a mental institution. You will find it very interesting.”

TRIGGER WARNING! This series contains a lot of controversial subjects that may trigger or upset some readers. This is the clear warning that this book will cover many situations such as: Kidnap, Stockholm Syndrome, R*pe/ Sexual abuse, Death, Miscarriage, Abortion, Extreme Sexual content (both mentioned and described in detail) Cheating/ Affairs, LGBTQ relationships and a relationship between family HOWEVER it's not technically incest as they are NOT blood-related. If any of these subjects upset, trigger, distress or anger you then take this as a warning NOT TO CONTINUE READING.