DARK THERAPY Quotes

“I don’t know where this ends. I don’t know if there’s a breaking point for us, a line we can’t cross, or if we’ll keep going, faster and faster, until we burn out in a blaze of destruction. I wonder sometimes if it’s inevitable—that we’re like two halves of a broken mirror, destined to shatter each other. I think about the way he touches me, the way his fingers leave marks on my skin, both tender and bruising. I think about the way he looks at me, like I’m the only thing that matters, and at the same time, like I’m just another piece of his wreckage. And I wonder if, when this is all over, when it all falls apart, I’ll have anything left of myself to pick up. Or if he’ll have taken it all.”
― Nora Blackwood, DARK THERAPY

“What do I desire, Millie?” I let the words hang, watching the tension in her every move. “Simple. I want to peel you apart, piece by fucking piece. Expose everything you’re so desperate to hide. I want to rip away every last shred of control you think you have. To own your fears, your thoughts, your soul.”
― Nora Blackwood, DARK THERAPY

“Her fingers tightened around that pathetic notepad again, her body betraying her more with every fidget. I smiled—feral, unrelenting—as I continued. “This isn’t about wanting you, Millie. It’s so much worse. It’s hunger. A goddamn need. Like an addiction I have no intention of kicking. Possessing you isn’t a goal—it’s a necessity. Every fear, every secret, every filthy little thought you bury in the dark corners of your mind—I need it. I need you.”
― Nora Blackwood, DARK THERAPY

“He pulled back just enough to speak, his lips still brushing mine. “Feel that?” he growled, his voice hoarse and wild. “That’s the truth. That’s what it’s like when you stop pretending, Millie. That’s what freedom fucking tastes like.”
― Nora Blackwood, DARK THERAPY

“want to help you too, Millie,” I said, my words dragging like a whisper in her ear, laced with all the fucked-up things I knew she didn’t want to admit. “But you gotta let me in. You have to stop hiding behind that perfect little mask. You have to face the truth of what’s crawling around inside you—those feelings you don’t wanna acknowledge, not just the façade you present to the world.” She stiffened, and I could practically feel the panic creeping into her veins. That gave me a rush, a fucking high I couldn’t ignore. “I’m not afraid of the truth,” she snapped back, but the tremble in her voice told me everything I needed to know. She wasn’t just afraid of the truth—she was terrified of me exposing”
― Nora Blackwood, DARK THERAPY

“There was a dark allure to what he was saying, and I couldn’t help but feel drawn into his narrative. “Obsession can manifest in many forms,” he continued, his voice low and deliberate. “For some, it’s about power; for others, it’s about control. But for me? It’s about the chase—the thrill of wanting something so badly it consumes you.”
― Nora Blackwood, DARK THERAPY