Cratimy

Her tears were like poetry to him, and every inch of him loved it when she gaze up at him in fear. 

He held her captive but his delusions held him captive. He wanted her love so badly but he would be the last person she would ever fall for.

Arette was just a normal college student until she stumbled upon Dominic Ferrari, a businessman known for his philanthropy but hiding a far darker side. 

Suddenly, Arette found herself a prisoner in Dominic's mansion, teetering on the edge of death due to his episodes of multiple personality disorder.

Dominic grew obsessed with Arette because her voice resembled that of his deceased mother. Yet, the more he saw Arette, the more he became captivated by her for who she truly was, deepening his obsession. Arette vowed to escape the prison Dominic had meticulously created for her. However, as she uncovered hidden secrets that could profoundly alter her life, she began to question whether she should stay or leave.

Sweet Captive; The Monster Comes

Arette's mind raced, searching for a way to deescalate the situation. She knew she needed to calm him down, but the fear of what he might do next paralyzed her. "Dominic," she said softly, trying to keep her voice steady, "I do love you. But this isn't the way to prove it. You need to calm down."

Dominic was someone who believed in evidence. He may have been in love with Arette, but the evidence that was brought to him made him aware that Arette didn't love him.

At that moment, his head finally pieced together all the signs he had been too blind to see when he was with Arette—the little recoiling she did whenever he reached for her, how her face lightly scrunched up in disgust when he held her. These were signs he should have noticed and taken seriously.

His eyes flashed with frustration. "Don't lie to me!" he shouted, his voice cracking. "I know you don't really love me. You're just saying it to keep me from hurting you."

You're going to do what I say, and you're going to like it.