Emotionalruin Stories

Roman James Costa does not compromise. He controls the room. He controls the conversation. He controls himself. Until Sienna Penelope Blake. She's sunlight with a sharp tongue and zero survival instinct when it comes to powerful men. She teases him. Challenges him. Calls him out in front of other people like he isn't the most dangerous man in the building. And she never looks away. Roman has rules. He doesn't blur lines. He doesn't mix business with temptation. He doesn't tolerate defiance. But Sienna isn't intimidated by him, she's entertained. What begins as sarcastic back-and-forth turns into something darker - longer stares, deliberate proximity, tension that coils tight enough to snap. Because Roman doesn't flirt, he claims. And when he decides he wants her, he doesn't ask nicely. The problem? Sienna doesn't submit easily. She negotiates. She provokes. She smiles while testing the limits. And Roman is starting to enjoy the fight a little too much. Possession was never part of the plan, neither was obsession. But now he has a choice: Walk away...Or make her his. Unfortunately for her - he's not the walking-away type.

Some women save you. Seraphine set me on fire. Liora Vale was never meant to be seen. Raised in silence, working nights, learning love through bruises and obedience. But when she meets Seraphine Aldwych, a reclusive children's author with a porcelain voice and eyes like judgment, something ancient and dangerous ignites between them. Under the watchful gaze of Reverend Jonah Aldwych, Seraphine's preacher husband, their bond spirals into devotion, obsession, and ruin. Now, Liora sits in a white room, recounting the woman who broke her open, then burned herself to ash. A story of control, worship, and the violence of being known.