When he discovered my secret that I was gay everything changed. Suddenly, my friend became my warden, my therapist, my judge. He said I was sick. I needed help. That no man should love another man.
He called it a sickness. Said I was just confused. And worst of all he believed it was his duty to cure me.
Win chased away every male friend I had. Monitored my texts. Dragged me from one hospital to another. Every therapist appointment, every hushed conversation behind closed doors, felt like a slow erasure of who I am.
But what clueless part?
The man who says I’m sick is the same man I’m hopelessly in love with.
Trapped in his world, pretending everything’s fine, pretending I’m healing.
When my female best friend suggests I fake a straight relationship to fool him, I agree. Not because I want to lie but because it might be the only way out.
But Win isn’t reacting the way I expected.
His eyes burn with jealousy.
His touches linger longer than they should.
And the more I pull away, the tighter he holds on.
I just read 5 chapters and it's amazing. I love the story development and where the character is going, however, the phrase I commented in the prologue needs to be changed. Maybe you can also a synonym for that phrase.
This isn’t a typical BL story. It’s bold. Emotional. Unapologetically intense. If you love stories that blur the line between love and possession, healing and hurting, read this. But be warned. it’ll stay with you long after the final chapter.
This story dives deep into complex emotions pain, love, fear, and the desperate need to be understood. If you’ve ever felt like you had to hide a part of yourself just to be accepted, this story is for you. Stay with me. Give it a try and you will keep coming for more chapters.