Description
"You are an obsession I cannot sleep I am your possession Unopened at your feet There's no balance No equality Be still I will not accept defeat I will have you Yes, I will have you I will find a way and I will have you Like a butterfly A wild butterfly I will collect you and capture you You are an obsession You're my obsession Who do you want me to be To make you sleep with me You are an obsession You're my obsession Who do you want me to be To make you sleep with me" Jughead Jones was an abused child growing up, which resulted in PTSD and failing in trusting others. He never likes having friends or lovers because he would get obsessed to the point that he needed to know every detail of their lives. He didn't do it on purpose, that's just how he was raised. His failure of trust led to him not trusting anyone which ultimately let to obsession. Betty Cooper considered herself lucky growing up. She had the most amazing family, a big home, food on the table and she didn't have to worry about anything else. Of course, everything changes when you actually go out in the real world. You don't get those luxuries anymore. People don't care if you're struggling or not, they don't care if you need help, they don't care about anything unless it affects them. And the men she had met it her life were all assholes who didn't give a crap if she was a virgin or not. So what did Betty do to make herself feel better? She had hook up after hook up after hook up. Did it work? Sometimes. Did she like it? No. But she needed some kind of remedy for this and that seemed to do the work. One day, Betty bumps into Jughead (literally) in a cafe. They talk for a while and end up exchanging numbers. Jughead eventually can't hold back his curiosity and stalks her social media and even goes as far as stalking her. Will Jughead be able to keep this up and earn the heart that he so desperately wants? What if Betty learns the truth about Jughead? Will the two have a happy ending?
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