Cuffs Stories

She ran as fast as she could. She tried cutting through the trees - faster, zig-zagging, trying to vanish. But how could she outrun IPS training? His patience, frayed by her escape, snapped. He caught her elbow in mere seconds. She struggled, tried to push him, but was too weak. His grip didn't budge. "Enough of your running." He turned her around and slapped the cuffs on. Cold. Precise. Devoid of hesitation. ---------------- A story of a cop chasing con and their subtly developing romance. Realistic situation. Relatable emotional, mature dialogues. He a headstrong, domineering, and brilliant cop. She a timid, rebellious, and equally brilliant hacker. In the heart of India, their worlds collide - One sworn to uphold the law, The other skilled in bending it. And in the chaos... they fell for each other. ACP Arjun Kumar falls for the very criminal he's chasing - Nisha Singh - 14 /15+ Refrence of intimacy but no explicit content.

A girl has pushed to her limits, finds her freedom in jail cell.

Kandi tour :3

This is the tv show White Collar as a novel. It is written from the point of view of Neal Caffrey or Peter Burke. The dialog follows the episodes, but there are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part 6 starts with "Withdrawal" and ends with "Copycat Caffrey", but begins with a chapter about what happened after the explosion and how Neal ended up in prison.

Cries, melancholy, and ultimately hope.

What will you do if one day, you wake up in a strange room surrounded by people you don't know? By people who claimed to be your family and you have no Idea who you are. are you going to run? or just believe these bunch of strangers? what are you also going to do when this strange family is obsessed with you? But what's more confusing is the house.... There are no mirrors, no windows that open, no clocks. Doors are always locked. . . . There is only one rule: "Never go to the basement."

I, I don't know how much longer I can take this... he has been stalking me ever since that night. that one dreadful night and now he wont stop. everybody thinks i'm crazy and I cant take it anymore. maybe I am going nuts... what would happen if I just... gave in...

"Get.off.me." "And what would you do if i didn't?" She smirked. "I-I'll....uh...-" I fumbled over my words nervously. "Exactly," she spoke huskily, one hand on my hip and the other coming up to cup my face. I began to tingle a bit everywhere, I couldn't help but blush. WORK IN PROGRESS Kent Channing and Amelia are stuck in an abusive relationship. Amelia's bestie, Melody pulls her out of it by calling the cops. One of the cops just so happens to be Dakota Heito...

The dare was simple: Go inside unsuspiciously. Grab an alcohol. Then walk out of the store without paying for it. Your friends have done it before, it should be easy for you. But because it's you, of course things didn't go that smoothly. And of fucking course there's a cop around. Dressed in civilian clothes no less. Sneaky. Now your botched attempt of shoplifting earned you a one-way ticket to the police station. Surely it can be talked out civily. Right? Turned out that Detective Zimmerman would give you a little more than a slap in the wrists. or 'i'm gonna sue you big time for emotional duress, you better lawyer up' Reader and 'let's do it baby i know the law' Flip Zimmerman

This is the tv show White Collar as a novel. It is written from the point of view of Neal Caffrey or Peter Burke. The dialog follows the episodes, but there are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part 5 starts with "Bottlenecked" and ends with "Out of the Box", the end of season 1.