Possessing Her

Vae Darling wasn't living—she was barely hanging on to existence. Providing for her ill mother. Enduring her abusive father. Her only way out was going from dialysis technician to dialysis nurse: more pay, more hope. All she had to do was pass her board exams. Failure wasn't optional.And then she meets Teddy Monroe, a spark of hope at passing ignites. He's a somewhat charming, cocky flight nurse who offers to help her study.But, of course, there's always a problem. Always a catch.He's her patient.And his obsession with her goes too far.Vae decides she won't care and agrees to let him help her anyway. She thinks she can handle him—that they can just study, his kidneys will recover, and then she'll never see him again.But the more she trusts him and lets Teddy seep into her life, the harder it becomes to see where help ends, and control begins. And the more she realizes just how grey he can get. Maybe that doesn't matter anymore—if she loses her mom, nothing would matter anymore.