Blair Daniels survives betrayal by turning her heart into a locked room, sharp tongue, higher walls, and a refusal to need anyone, until her sister and ex boyfriend announce their engagement and Blair's life collapses in public. Marshall Mathers has spent a lifetime mastering distance, fame, and control, perfecting the art of never letting anyone close enough to ruin him, until Blair storms into his orbit and refuses to be impressed by the mask. What begins as friction becomes something messier, deeper, and dangerously real, a relationship built in private moments, ugly truths, and the terrifying decision to stop running. Because when you have both been broken before, wanting a future is the most reckless thing you can do. I do not own any of the music or the pictures in this story, it is fictional but may have similar life events, but these are no where near factual.

Leila Tate is ice-cold, untouchable, and in control of everything-except Marshall Mathers. Dark, relentless, and dangerously magnetic, Marshall devours the walls she built, igniting a desire that threatens to destroy them both. Their chemistry is electric, their love toxic, and no matter how much it hurts, they can't let go. Marshall is obsessed, captivated by Leila's fierce independence and the way she makes him lose control. Leila is addicted to the fire they create, drawn to the chaos he brings. Together, they push each other to the brink, teetering on the edge of destruction-where lust and obsession blur the line between pleasure and pain. They crave what's destroying them. Every touch is like gasoline on the flames, every kiss another step closer to burning everything in their path. No matter how far they fall, they always come back for more. Intoxicated is a story of obsession, addiction, and a love so powerful it consumes everything. It's about the kind of passion that devours all in its path, leaving nothing but ashes behind. If you're ready for a love that destroys, this story will take hold and never let go. I do not own any of the music or the pictures in this story, it is fictional but may have similar life events, but these are no where near factual.