This novel contains twist and turns with steamy obsessive romance 18++++.This novel is mainly centered on independent courageous female lead, Amira. _"Amira thought she had escaped her dark memories surrounding her when she left Aiden, her Family and wealth . Now, she's found solace in the arms of Ryan, a kind-hearted surgeon who reignites her hope for bright future. But just as Amira begins to rebuild her life, Aiden returns, determined to reclaim what he believes is his. Torn between a past she fears and a future she desires, Amira must confront her deepest fears and make a choice that could cost her everything."_
View MoreI lay on the bed, staring at the ceiling, my heart racing for no reason. That’s when I heard it—a faint tapping, like nails against wood, coming from the far corner of the room.I sat up, my breath caught in my throat. “Who’s there?” My voice was barely a whisper.The tapping stopped.For a moment, there was silence, and then… dragging. A soft, deliberate sound as though something heavy was being pulled across the floor.My blood ran cold as my eyes darted to the corner. Nothing.I forced myself into the sheets.Then I saw it—a faint outline of a figure towards me, its head tilted unnaturally to the side.I pulled away the sheets from my face. I saw nothing.my heart beating fast.It must be my imagination, i pacified myself.I closed my eyes.the bed creaked as if someone had just sat on it. I turned slowly, my heart pounding in my ears.The imprint of a hand pressed into the mattress, even though no one was there.I didn’t wait any longer. I ran out of the room, slamming the door beh
Working with kids had become my safe haven. Their innocent laughter, their boundless energy, and their curious questions filled my days with purpose. Every evening, after leaving the hospital, I would take Leo to the park. Watching him run freely always brought me peace. Sometimes, Adam, Denis’s son, would join us, and seeing the two of them play together gave me a rare sense of contentment.Yet, even amid these moments of normalcy, there was an ache buried deep inside me—a guilt I couldn’t ignore.One evening, as I tossed Leo’s favorite ball in the park, my phone buzzed in my pocket. I glanced at the screen and saw Mom flashing across it.I hesitated for a moment before answering. “Hello?”“Amira,” my mother’s voice came through, frail and pleading. “Please, come see me. I miss you.”I bit my lip, my chest tightening. “Mom, I… I can’t right now. Work has been—”“Amira, don’t make excuses,” she interrupted softly. “You’ve been avoiding me for too long.”I closed my eyes, guilt washing
The moment I walked into the hospital, it felt like I had returned home. The familiar smell of disinfectant, the bustling sound of patients and doctors in the hallways, and the warmth of my residents greeting me—it was all comforting.“Dr. Amira, you’re back!” one of the junior residents exclaimed, rushing over to hug me.“Yes, yes, I’m back,” I said, laughing. “Now get back to work, all of you. I don’t want to see anyone slacking because I’m here!”They laughed but quickly dispersed, leaving me smiling to myself. It felt good to be back.Later, I made my way to the cafeteria for a quick coffee. That’s when I saw Ryan, sitting at a table by himself. Usually, he was surrounded by our mutual friends or joking with the staff, but today he seemed withdrawn.I walked up to him cautiously. “Hey,” I said softly, but he didn’t even look up.“Hey,” he replied curtly, his eyes fixed on his phone.The coldness in his tone hit me like a slap. I stood there awkwardly for a moment before deciding t
The morning sun glared through my apartment windows as Mia barged in unceremoniously, dragging Eva and Daniel behind her.“Get up, Amira! We’re going out, and you’re not saying no!” Mia declared, hands on her hips.I groaned, pulling the blanket over my head. “Mia, it’s Monday. Don’t you guys have duty!”“Nope. Why do we have to fear for job security if we have Mia The great,” Daniel added, grinning as he plopped onto the edge of my bed.“Besides,” Eva chimed in, “we already planned the whole thing. It’s a half-day trip. You’ll thank us later.”Realizing resistance was futile, I sighed and dragged myself out of bed.When we got downstairs, I felt a bit awkward seeing him. Ryan was sitting in the driver’s seat of the car, waiting with a smile.“Oh no,” I muttered, turning to Mia. “This isn’t what I signed up for.”She smirked. “Relax. It’s a group thing. Ryan just happens to be driving. Pure coincidence.”“Sure,” I replied dryly, sliding into the front passenger seat as they shoved me
I was at the grocery store, trying to focus on my list, when something caught my eye—a large magazine cover displayed near the checkout counter. Aiden’s face stared back at me, his signature smirk perfectly captured in the glossy photograph. The headline boasted about his latest project and his growing influence in the business world.I froze for a moment, my stomach churning. Just as I tried to look away, two girls nearby began giggling and whispering, their voices carrying across the aisle.“Oh my God, have you seen him? He’s so hot,” one of them said, holding up the magazine.“Right? I wouldn’t mind being locked in a boardroom with him,” the other added with a sly laugh.I arched an eyebrow in disbelief, gripping the tomatoes in my hand. Their voices grated on my nerves, and an irrational urge to shut them up with the tomato in my basket.“Do they even know what they’re talking about?” I muttered under my breath, shaking my head.Deciding I’d had enough, I left the store in a hurry
The day Denis asked for my help turned out to be a turning point in the stillness of my life. At first, I hesitated when he called, his voice apologetic as he explained his situation. His son Adam needed to be picked up from school, and with an unfinished workload at the office, he had no one else to rely on. Something about his tone left me unable to say no.“I’ll do it,” I said simply, knowing I needed to step outside my cocoon for once.I grabbed my keys and headed out, taking the stairs instead of the elevator. It felt strange stepping out after so many days of isolation, but I also felt a lightness in my chest—a sense of normalcy.I reached the school and found Adam waiting with his backpack, his face lighting up when he saw me.“Amira!” he called, running toward me.I smiled at his excitement. “Hey, Adam. Ready to go?”He nodded eagerly, holding my hand as we walked back to the car. He was chatty on the ride home, telling me all about his day, his friends, and a funny story abou
I opened my eyes slowly, the world around me gradually coming into focus. I was really scared about the most fu*k imagination. I never got scared of Aiden like yesterday . The ceiling above me looked strangely familiar. The soft hum of silence filled the air, broken only by the occasional muffled sound of the city outside. I sat up abruptly, my breath catching as realization dawned.This was my room. My apartment. My sanctuary in the U.S.I blinked, trying to process how I ended up here. The last thing I remembered was chaos—a whirlwind of emotions, arguments, and Aiden. Always Aiden.I looked around the room, my gaze landing on a familiar sight. Leo, my loyal companion, my little bundle of warmth, lay curled up in his basket near the window. His soft golden fur rose and fell with his steady breaths, a comforting rhythm amidst the confusion swirling in my mind.“Leo,” I whispered, my voice trembling. He stirred at the sound of my voice, lifting his head and giving me a sleepy look bef
This night in the bar, I found Ryan with bruised face sitting on the counter , it seemed like he couldn’t get out from his feelings.I sat near him like I won.But,Ryan’s words had pierced through me like a thousand daggers, each one sharper with a sarcastic smile.“You can’t keep her in your gilded cage forever, Aiden,” Ryan had said, his smug grin grating on my nerves. “She’s not some trophy to be won. You let her go for even a second, and she’ll run to me. Face it—you’ll never be the man she wants.”I clenched my fists under the table, the urge to wrap my hands around his throat barely contained. But I didn’t. I had to be smarter than that. Killing him in a public bar would solve nothing, and besides, I wanted to break him in a way he would never forget.I leaned back in my seat, keeping my voice calm despite the fire raging inside me. “Amira isn’t running to anyone,” I said evenly. “Least of all, to you.”Ryan laughed, the sound mocking and filled with disdain. “Oh, Aiden, you’re
I watched Amira crumble before my eyes, her breaths shallow and fast, her entire frame trembling as though the weight of the world had collapsed onto her shoulders.Her hand clutched the edge of the table as she staggered toward the balcony, desperate for air. She looked like she was suffocating, her movements frantic, her eyes darting as if she were searching for an escape—from me.Her hand slipped from the table, and she fell to her knees, her body trembling uncontrollably. My heart dropped. “Amira” I rushed forward, my hands outstretched, ready to catch her, to hold her and soothe her the way she always refused to let anyone else do.“Don’t,” she gasped, her voice barely audible but laced with fear. She flinched away from me, recoiling as though my touch would burn her.That movement—so small, yet so devastating—struck me harder than any blow ever could. She was afraid of me. Afraid. Of me.My chest tightened as the realization sank in, a cold, bitter weight settling in my gut. I
I felt an overwhelming exhaustion despite being hugging my pillow in my beloved bed, the luxurious satin bedcover cool against my skin, its matching pillow offering comfort. The moonlight streamed through the window, casting a dim glow across the room, gentle enough to keep my sleep undisturbed. But as I slowly opened my eyes, I became aware of a presence that shattered the stillness—a distinct thud of shoes approaching. Even in my drowsy intoxicated state, I turned my head, my vision hazy, to see a robust figure moving through the shadows. His features were striking, though the dim light and my sleepy eyes made it hard to make out the details. He moved with a casual confidence, unbuttoning his shirt, the fabric sliding off his broad shoulders, then removing his coat and shoes as if he belonged here, as if this were his nightly ritual. I rubbed my eyes, trying to focus, but my body was sluggish, my mind heavy. He leaned over me, his one knee pressing into the bed, his hand reachin...
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