
The Ferrari Novel
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The Ferrari: A possessive CEO’s dangerous obsession ignites a dark romance where love and control collide in this gripping novel. When S'bu, the formidable CEO of JC and heir to the Jobe empire, sets his sights on you, there is no escape. He is drawn to your spirit, your mind, and the undeniable strength you possess, and he intends to make you his. His warnings are clear: you are his to possess, and he does not tolerate defiance. When you dare to seek affection elsewhere, S'bu’s ruthlessness knows no bounds. He silences all rivals with chilling efficiency, then declares his claim on you to th…
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In "The Ferrari," a possessive CEO's dangerous obsession sparks a dark, compelling romance where love and control clash. S'bu, the powerful CEO of JC and heir to the Jobe empire, exerts an inescapable influence once his attention is fixed. He is captivated by an individual's spirit, intellect, and inherent strength, intending to claim them as his own. His possessive intent is unmistakable: defiance is not tolerated, as he makes it clear they belong to him. When affections are sought elsewhere,