Ethan leaves a comment on a livestream and doesn’t think much of it afterward, because there are too many people watching and too much noise for anything he says to matter for long.

Out of thousands of messages, she remembers his.
 Not what he said, but his name.

Raina doesn’t believe in coincidences because, in her experience, people leave and people forget, and she learned early on that most things don’t stay unless you make them stay.

When she recognizes Ethan again after years, she does not rely on chance. She creates the conditions for them to meet again.

A job request is made. A meeting follows. Then another, arranged in a way that feels natural enough not to question.

Everything appears normal on the surface, and that is exactly why Ethan doesn’t question it, even when something in him quietly tells him he should.

He tells himself he is overthinking, that she is simply kind, and that the way she shows up exactly when he needs her is nothing more than timing.

But the closer she gets, the harder it becomes for him to separate his daily life from her presence in it.

Because Raina doesn’t chase.

She keeps.

And once you matter to her, distance is no longer something that remains an option.


This book is a physiological thriller/ mystery /romance themed story told from a dual first person  prospectives and a third person prospective ....so we can explore each sides of the story from different sides but it's told mostly from raina's side because she's the one with all the secrets ...

Hi to all my readers I just started the obsession volume 5 and this would be the final volume ...
Now that I've told all the thriller and romance side let's start the major obsession volume ..thanks to everyone who has stuck around until now and also to those just starting the book ...it means a lot to me ...
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The city slipped by in silence as Anna steered the car through the morning traffic. Ethan's sedan remained a few lengths behind us, never too close, never far enough to disappear from the rearview mirror. I caught sight of it more often than I meant to, and every time I did, Susan was there beside him.


The sight twisted something unpleasant inside my chest.


Anna noticed long before I spoke. She always did.


"You've barely looked away from that mirror," she said, her eyes fixed on the road. "Thinking?"


A faint smile touched her lips. "No. You're brooding."


I rested my head against the window and watched the buildings gradually give way to quieter roads lined with trees. Maybe she was right. Ever since Susan had stepped out of Ethan's car that morning, my thoughts had refused to settle.


Chapter 118 - On the way to confront the lion in his den