My Possessive MafiaUpdated at Oct 9, 2026, 23:50
He watched her for 6 months before she knew his name.
Ifeoma Okoro, 22, is a broke Yaba girl with a dying mother in LUTH, a father owing 15 million, and a simple UNILAG boyfriend. She has nothing but stubborn mouth.
Khalid Umar Bello, 31, is Banana Island mafia billionaire. Tall, bearded, cold. Lagos fears him. He doesn't fall in love. He possesses.
When her father's debt falls into his hands, he offers a trap: "Marry me for one year. Be my wife. I pay everything."
It's contract only. Rules. No touching. One year and she leaves.
Lie.
Khalid bought that debt on purpose. He has been obsessed since he first saw her crying but still strong in LUTH. He took her pictures, followed her to Yaba, decided she is his forever.
Now she's in his marble mansion, wearing his gold 'I' necklace, sharing his bed, kissing for his grandma - but his kisses are getting deeper, his jealousy darker. He locks doors, burns enemies, whispers, "You are mine. There was never one year."
She should run. She should hate him.
So why does his obsession feel like love?
A dark, slow-burn Lagos romance where obsession is forever.