Captive Obsession

Chapter 19: Tension Arise

T H I R D  P E R S ON

Ruby had finally done it; she had killed Seojin, ending his reign of terror. Despite the relief that swept through their group, Lisa couldn't shake the lingering guilt and sadness over what had happened to him. Her mind kept drifting back to the person he used to be before everything went wrong. Amidst this turmoil, Lisa noticed a subtle but unsettling change in Jennie, as if something inside her had shifted after Seojin's death. This new demeanor worried Lisa, adding another layer of complexity to their already fragile dynamic.

The day Seojin died changed everything. Jennie felt a strange, unsettling shift within her as if his death had triggered something deep inside. The relief that came with ending his reign of terror was overshadowed by an emerging darkness that she couldn't control. Her feelings for Lisa had always been intense, but now they were becoming possessive, obsessive. Ruby, the darker part of me, started to surface more frequently, whispering that we would be together forever.

Lisa was her rock, her confidant, the person she loved more deeply than she ever thought possible. But since that fateful day, something inside her had changed. It began with small things – watching her with an intensity that made her uneasy, holding onto her just a little bit longer than necessary. There was a new edge to Jennie's feelings, a possessiveness that hadn't been there before. Her thoughts about Lisa became increasingly obsessive, and it was harder to hide it. Ruby emerged more frequently, assuring me that she would make sure we were together forever. It was as if Ruby thrived on this possessiveness, feeding off it and growing stronger each day.

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J E N N I E

I tried to ignore the growing unease, convincing myself that it was just the aftermath of everything we'd been through. But Lisa noticed the changes in me. She saw how possessive I was becoming and how I was isolating her from the others.

One evening, after a particularly tense dinner where I had barely let her out of my sight, she decided to confront me. We were in my room, the door closed to keep out the world that had suddenly become so complicated.

"Jennie, can we talk?" she asked, her voice wavering slightly.

I looked up at her, trying to soften my gaze. "Of course, Lisa. What's on your mind?"

She took a deep breath, trying to steady her racing heart. "I've noticed that you've been... different lately. More possessive, more... intense. Is everything okay?"

I smiled, hoping to reassure her. "I'm fine, Lisa. I just love you so much. I guess I worry about losing you."

Her concern was evident. "I love you too, Jennie. But you don't have to worry about losing me. I'm not going anywhere."

I reached out and took her hand, squeezing it tightly. "I know. I just... I need you to trust me. Everything is fine."

Lisa seems wanted to believe my own words, to accept that everything was okay. But as the days went by, my possessiveness only grew more pronounced, and I began to isolate Lisa more. I insisted on us spending more time alone together, away from the others. At first, she didn't mind. She loved being with me. But soon, it felt suffocating. She missed the company of our friends, the camaraderie that had once defined our group.

Ruby's influence over me grew stronger, especially during our most intimate moments. She would take control, her touch more possessive, her words more demanding. It was as if she was marking her territory, ensuring that Lisa knew she belonged to us and no one else.

One night, as we lay in bed, I felt Ruby's presence more strongly than ever. My eyes, usually warm and loving, were dark and filled with an intensity that sent shivers down Lisa's spine. I wrapped my arms around her, holding her so tightly that it almost hurt.

"You're mine, Lisa," I whispered, my voice low and commanding. "No one else can have you."

She tried to pull back, her voice trembling. "Jennie, please. You're scaring me."

For a brief moment, I hesitated. I didn't want to scare her. I loved her more than anything. But Ruby's grip was unyielding. "You don't need to be scared, Lisa. I will protect you. I will always protect you."

I was struggling to maintain a balance between my two personalities. Ruby's influence was growing stronger, and I felt powerless to stop it. I knew I had to do something, but I didn't know how to help the woman I loved without losing myself to this darkness.

As the days turned into weeks, the tension between us continued to rise. I could see the strain it was putting on Lisa, the way she would sometimes look at me with such sadness and desperation that it broke my heart. I wanted to help her, to ease her pain, but I didn't know how.

Ruby and my possessiveness became more pronounced during our moments of intimacy. Ruby would insist on being in control, her touch almost bruising in its intensity. It was as if she was trying to stamp out any trace of my vulnerability, to show Lisa that she was the one in charge. And yet, even in those moments, I could feel the struggle within me, the battle I was waging against Ruby.

One particularly stormy night, as the rain pounded against the windows and lightning lit up the sky, Ruby took control again. We were in bed, and I could feel the tension radiating from me as I pulled Lisa close. My touch was more forceful than usual, my kisses more demanding.

"Jennie, please," Lisa whispered, trying to reach the part of me that was still Jennie. "This isn't you."

But my grip tightened, my eyes blazing with an intensity that both frightened and saddened her. "You don't understand, Lisa..."

Tears welled up in her eyes as she looked at me, torn apart by this internal struggle. "I love you, Jennie, But something changes you and I don't understand."

For a moment, My expression softened, and I felt a flicker of my true self. "Lisa," I whispered, my voice breaking. "I just don't want to lose you."

She reached out, cupping my face in her hands. "You won't lose me, Jennie and i promise i will stay with you forever"

As the storm raged outside, we lay there in silence, holding onto each other as if our lives depended on it. The tension between us was palpable, but so was the love. I knew that we had a long and difficult road ahead of us, but I was determined to stand by Lisa's side, to find a way to coexist with Ruby.

In the days that followed, we tried to navigate this new reality together. I made an effort to keep Ruby at bay, to maintain control over my darker persona. But it was a constant struggle, one that left me exhausted and on edge.

I grappled with the growing darkness inside me, determined to keep my secret from Lisa. The thought of revealing Ruby, my darker persona, is terrified for me. I was convinced that if Lisa knew the truth, she would be horrified and leave me forever. My love for Lisa had morphed into an obsessive need to keep her close, to make sure she was mine and mine alone. Each day, I fought to suppress Ruby’s influence, fearing that one slip could expose everything and shatter the fragile bond we had. The fear of losing Lisa fueled my determination to hide my secret, no matter the cost.

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A/N: I will publish the next chapter later.