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

As Mrs. Wolfe entered Arette's room that morning, she was taken aback by the sight of the usually vibrant young woman who now appeared hauntingly pale, with lips drained of colour, and deep, dark eye bags that spoke of sleepless nights. Arette's frail form barely moved as Mrs. Wolfe approached, but the older woman's expression showed a strange satisfaction at seeing her in such a state.

Clara and Beth carefully supported her fragile body, their touch gentle and respectful as they bathed her. Clara poured warm water over Arette's skin, while Beth meticulously washed her hair with a mild shampoo, being mindful of her weak condition. They dried her body tenderly with soft towels, ensuring not to cause any discomfort.

Next came the task of dressing Arette. They selected a loose, comfortable outfit suitable for her current state, gently slipping it over her weakened frame. The whole process was done gently, as if they were handling a fragile porcelain doll.

I can't do this without her.