Obsessive-behavior Stories

When Ivy Sinclair mysteriously arrives at Nevermore Academy, a place steeped in shadows and secrets, she becomes an irresistible enigma to its residents. Among them are the young and enigmatic Mortisha Addams, whose fascination with Ivy quickly spirals into obsession, and her fiercely loyal partner, Gomez Addams, whose quiet devotion masks an all-consuming need to protect and possess. As Ivy navigates the eerie halls of Nevermore, she finds herself pulled into a dangerous web of desire and possession-where love and obsession blur, and letting go isn't an option. With Mortisha and Gomez entwined in her fate, Ivy must decide if she will embrace this dark enchantment or fight to reclaim her freedom.

When mischievous Pugsley Addams finds himself drawn to the kind-hearted Eugene in a way he can't quite understand, his feelings deepen into a complex obsession-one shaped by the shadow of a father's love. Struggling to balance his intense devotion with the fear of pushing Eugene away, Pugsley embarks on a journey of self-discovery, longing, and the fragile boundaries between love and obsession. As emotions blur and loyalties shift, will Pugsley learn to love without losing himself?

She has no powers. No tragic backstory. No supernatural lineage. But when she transfers to Nevermore Academy by accident, everyone starts falling apart without her. Wednesday Addams wants to dissect her mind. Enid Sinclair wants to braid friendship bracelets from her hair. Bianca Barclay is terrified of how powerless she feels around her. Even Principal Weems watches her too closely. She's not gifted. She's not cursed. But she might be the most dangerous girl to ever walk into Nevermore. Because no one can explain what she is. Or why they're all so obsessed.

In the shadowed halls of Nevermore, Alpha Pugsley's world revolves entirely around Omega Eugene. What began as a quiet fascination has spiraled into a fierce obsession-an unbreakable bond forged in the depths of his soul. Pugsley cannot imagine breathing, thinking, or existing without Eugene by his side. Every moment apart feels like a wound, every glance a lifeline. Driven by a need that borders on madness, Pugsley is willing to cross any line, break every rule, and face any danger-if it means holding Eugene close forever. But in this desperate devotion lies a dark question: can love so intense become a prison, or will it be the fire that saves them both?