Possessiveex Stories

Omisha, a corporate legal analyst working as a junior lawyer at Sinha & Kapoor Legal Associates, was raised by strict yet loving parents in a traditional upper-middle-class family. But when long-buried secrets begin to unravel and strange connections form, she finds herself torn - between the man who shouldn't be here, and a truth she was never meant to uncover. In a world where grief blurs reality, will love rise from the ashes of loss, or will it be consumed by it? Some secrets run deeper than the sea - and fate has a way of dragging them into the light. > "I don't understand you," Omisha whispered, stepping back.

What will happen if the playgirl need to make a choice between her past love or her present love? What decision will she make? What kind of life did she have? 🥀BD2_MNA

"It's just a photo, don't you trust me?" "I do." Back then, it was trust. A careless smile, a secret shared, a photo sent in love. "Please don't. Please... have mercy." Now, it's blackmail. The same photo has become her prison. The boy she once trusted is no longer the same-Shravan doesn't want forgiveness, he wants control. For Suman, one mistake has spiraled into a nightmare. Every memory he shows her, every picture he holds, drags her deeper into his obsession. He calls it love. She calls it captivity. How do you escape someone who already owns your past-and threatens to rewrite your future? -------- Author's Note This novel is a work of fiction, but it shines a light on a very real and painful issue: digital abuse. In today's world, photos, messages, and private moments can be misused in ways that leave lasting emotional scars. What may seem like "just a photo" can become a weapon of control, blackmail, and manipulation. This story is not meant to glorify or romanticize such behavior. Instead, it explores the psychological impact of digital abuse and how trust can be twisted into fear. If you or someone you know is experiencing this, please remember: you are not to blame. Help is available, and reaching out to trusted friends, family, or support services can make a difference. Through this book, I hope to spark awareness, conversation, and compassion. Because no one should have to live in fear of their own memories.