I'm His Possession
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After the devastating loss of both her parents in a car accident, Noelle finds solace in her responsibility to care for her three-year-old sister, Brielle. Devoting herself to providing a comfortable life for Brielle, Noelle left college and took on multiple jobs, sacrificing her own dreams for her sibling's well-being. Enter Alexander Russel, a powerful and intimidating businessman known for his unyielding ambition and cold demeanor. His world revolves around getting what he wants, but his heartstrings were tugged by the innocent beauty of Brielle. Intrigued, he met Noelle, unaware that his intentions would shift from a mere fascination to a consuming desire. Initially, Alexander planned to control Noelle through manipulation, but his feelings ran deeper than he anticipated. Determined to win her, he refuses to accept her self-imposed burden, especially with her sister's welfare at stake. The question remains: Can he heal Noelle's broken heart and become the one she trusts completely? This story delves into mature themes and intimate content, so proceed with discretion. Enjoy the journey, Bubbles. Rona

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I have not read it yet.
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Nuh skip like 95% of the novel
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tag 'time skip'
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Is the story on hiatus? 7 months is a while.
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Honestly, it's a nice little break for once.
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A problem I'm having with the story: I'm at chapter 54, and this whole arc takes place in the US. The way people talk sounds nothing like how Americans talk. They say phrases or things that only a Korean would say, which, while it makes sense given the author, is really annoying to read. There's also the fact that people talk like "I ate good. Minjoon." I don't really understand why the names of people being addressed is always inbetween some periods, instead of making use of commas.
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