A collection of poems centered around dark themes e.g depression, sadness, anxiety, suicide e.t.c.

"Who are you texting?" he looked up at me with a raised eyebrow, I gulped down my spit for some odd reason before responding "my partner, toby" he shot up from his chair his eyes burning with flames as he looked at me. "Who?" he growled grabbing my phone, his eyes wondered up on down the screen as his jaw clenched, "listen and listen carefully, you are MINE! no one else so whatever you had with that puttana end it or I will!" he growled before storming out of my bedroom leaving me speechless. Amelia Garner, A 18 year old highschool good girl caught up in the life of the big bad CEO. He wanted her back in his life and would stop at nothing until her got her, his dominant persona forced her to move into his house and follow under his rules, when she ran away to her best friend's house, jealousy took over and almost led him to damage everything and anything. Zayn Rosso, A 24 year old CEO of one of the biggest companies in the world left Italy to start his business, when he laid his eyes back onto his once fiance, he knew he need her and he took what he needed with his dominant persona, he had her and would fight anyone who dared tried to take her.

Silva wants what he shouldn't have and takes what he can't desire. He should've known. Irisa offsets the brittle balance of diabolical cruelty, but it's a forgivable transgression that he's willing to make an exception for. She's a simple girl with a special smile; something opposite of him as it burns into his skin with regret. Regret that he doesn't have her. He doesn't know if he wants to kiss the smile away or wrap his hand around her fragile neck until the light fades to black. He's a nightmare wrapped in visceral ink, a frighteningly obsessive man with missing morals. Silva would rip his heart out if she asks; he is selfishly generous to her whims. *** This contains sensitive material that will be triggering to some, reader discretion is advised. Mature contents. Copyright © 2020 by Celia Crown