Obsessive Boss By Willow Fox
Outwardly, Kiryu is a very polite and friendly person,[6] belying his true obsessive nature directed towards Tokita Ohma, with an irrational hatred towards Tokita Niko. While his obsession in Ohma initially appears to be sadomasochistic and sexual, it's more of religious fervor: He worships Ohma as a god who will give him destruction and loathes Niko as the devil who defiled his god.[7] Kiryu also suffered a severe form of psychosis due to overusing the Fallen Demon technique, causing him to hallucinate that Niko is still alive and taking the form of different people and that he must kill Niko in every form he takes.[7]
Obsessive Boss by Willow Fox
Birdie explains that the Tillerman-Hunters have had a rough week until Owen was offered a job at Kingsley University in Connecticut. As he mulls the idea over, the family begin to play with building block toys and decide to create their own ideal future should Owen take the job. Molly imagines that she would be a janitor at the University with dreams of being an artist ("Paint the World"), before creating an extraordinary drawing that advances her career in life; her inspiration being Owen. Paige decides to be a successful fiction author ("A Different Paige"), but gets captured by an obsessive fan named Margarett (who resembles Bitsy), only to be saved by a relaxed Owen. Cole takes a spaceship where he befriends an alien, but must return him before the government takes him and is aided by Owen. Owen reveals that he wants to create the perfect park at Kingsley ("Follow Through"), but realizes that no matter where he goes, similar problems are always going to follow him and makes peace with the idea of staying in New York. To his surprise, the rest of the family is happy as they all realize that they cannot leave their favorite things behind and continue playing with the blocks while Birdie sums up the moral ("A Different Paige End Credit").
Gia Bailey is a romance author of steamy stories, which she believes, keep her warm during cold nights. Her novels have high heat, high emotion, and no cliffhangers or cheating. Her heroes range from mountain men to billionaires who have one thing in common: possessive, obsessive, and go for the woman they fall for.
Wolff certainly looks eager to will the crisis at News Corp to get worse, to the point some critics say is obsessive - but his predictions have proved wrong in the past. On July 18 he tweeted: "Smart money says James Murdoch will be gone from BSkyB chairman in the next few days."James remains, and maintains his innocence, and the Murdochs show no sign of losing their grip on either News Corp or BSkyB. Yet Wolff argues that the problems are terminal - as he indicated in his book The Man Who Owns the News: Inside the Secret World of Rupert Murdoch, published in late 2008.
There was talk of friction between James, his sister, Shine TV boss Elisabeth and former golden boy brother Lachlan, his three children from his second marriage, and other close family members, including Rupert's third wife Wendi and Elisabeth's husband, PR boss Matthew Freud. 041b061a72