He's not that Possessive
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  • Reads 298,871
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  • Parts 15
  • Time 34m
Ongoing, First published Feb 09, 2015
"Fuck them! Fuck your age! You are mine! No one and I say no one else could do or will do the things I will do to you tonight" 
He whispered softly his voice is firm and anger visible from it. 

His hands started roaming around my body. It felt so good but I knew I had to stop this before it goes further. I don't want to lose something that a woman could only have once in her life so early. If he truly loves me then he should wait when I'm ready and not like now. He's forcing himself to me. I thought he respects me but no I am so wrong. 

"Let go of me you jerk!!" Tears ran down my cheeks like waterfalls. I feel so violated. He continued what he was doing but stopped when my sobs got louder. 

He stopped and then looked at me deeply in the eyes. I sobbed harder when I saw love, regret, jealousy, sadness and anger in his eyes. 

"I'm sorry" He got off me and picked up his clothes. He exited my room and probably went to his room leaving me crying and again cried myself to sleep.
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