Hello Fascination || Bill Kaulitz

Hello Fascination || Bill Kaulitz

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She was seventeen, and he smiled like sin dressed in velvet. Her grades were slipping. Her future unraveling. But then there was him. Mr. Vampire-a teacher with eyes like dusk and a voice that felt like silk over a wound. Nineteen on paper, but his soul was stitched together with centuries. He offered her a way to pass. She offered herself. It was supposed to be one night. It became something else. Now she's carrying something ancient inside her- and no one knows who the father is. Her parents ask questions she can't answer. The school whispers. And somewhere in the dark, he watches-waiting, wanting, never far. This is not a love story. It's a fever. A craving. A promise sealed in blood. And once you've been bitten, nothing tastes the same again. (Not finished)
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Stalker romance Previously known as Acosador CURRENTLY RE-WRITTING 1 in toxic 6/21/25 1 in dark romance 5/19/25 1 in disturbing 8/18/25 1 in big age gap 7/1/25 1 in physiological 7/27/25 The argument didn't escalate. Liam doesn't raise his voice. He doesn't need to. When he's angry, the room gets smaller. The oxygen vanishes. Your own heartbeat betrays you. And when he left the room, slamming the heavy door behind him, I stood there for hours, unmoving. Not because I didn't want to move-but because I didn't know if I was allowed to. That night, he didn't sleep beside me. And I unraveled. I went through three different outfits. I brushed my hair seventy times. I practiced walking with books on my head like Rosa used to force me to do when i behaved badly. I whispered apologies into the dark, unsure if he could hear me. But he must have. Because in the morning, he was in the kitchen, making coffee like nothing happened. And when I wrapped my arms around him and buried my face in his back, he sighed and said, "There's my good girl."

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