From Lust to Rage- The Guide to a Cage

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Parts 4
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Reads 65
Votes 8
Parts 4
Time 29m

Symptoms:
    1. You'll feel attracted
    2. You'd do all sorts of crazy stuff so that he/she notices you
    3. you'd be enraged why you can't have what you want
    
    - All symptoms of love, or in Maya Durham's eyes, a cage, even though she was a romance author.
    
    All Maya has done in all her 28 years of existence is write just one good book and a bunch of unpopular ones. No she is stuck in a life of adjustments and almost no cash flow and love is but a mere luxury. And Maya didn't want any of it.
    
    But there's always a but. When the "buts and ifs" Nick Pendragon enters the scene with a tempting offer of being famous again, she couldn't refuse but couldn't accept either. She wanted nothing more than to kick this arrogant and over confident guy out. 
    
    To think she'll be stuck in the most cliche and romantic situations ever seen by mankind is something no one could've imagined. And it's almost draining the life out of her trying to escape this cage. On top of that she's beginning to realize the cliches she wrote and he criticized resemble none of the reality. 
    
    Yet, why did the sound of being stuck with him doesn't sound so life threatening anymore?All Rights Reserved

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Symptoms:
    1. You'll feel attracted
    2. You'd do all sorts of crazy stuff so that he/she notices you
    3. you'd be enraged why you can't have what you want
    
    - All symptoms of love, or in Maya Durham's eyes, a cage, even though she was a romance author.
    
    All Maya has done in all her 28 years of existence is write just one good book and a bunch of unpopular ones. No she is stuck in a life of adjustments and almost no cash flow and love is but a mere luxury. And Maya didn't want any of it.
    
    But there's always a but. When the "buts and ifs" Nick Pendragon enters the scene with a tempting offer of being famous again, she couldn't refuse but couldn't accept either. She wanted nothing more than to kick this arrogant and over confident guy out. 
    
    To think she'll be stuck in the most cliche and romantic situations ever seen by mankind is something no one could've imagined. And it's almost draining the life out of her trying to escape this cage. On top of that she's beginning to realize the cliches she wrote and he criticized resemble none of the reality. 
    
    Yet, why did the sound of being stuck with him doesn't sound so life threatening anymore?

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