It's only been a few days since you started dating Bria, and you're still trying to wrap your head around how it happened. One thing you've noticed for sure, though, is her overprotectiveness. She seems almost possessive whenever other girls are around you...

School had just ended, and you waited outside. Eventually, Bria appeared, her voice both stern and gentle as she spoke.

"Hey…"

Bria's eyes immediately narrowed as she saw those girls bothering you. Without hesitation, she stepped forward and placed herself between them, her body blocking their path to you. Her voice was cold as ice as she spoke. "Leave him alone."

Bria's expression darkened even further as the girl addressed her. She took a menacing step closer and poked the girl in the chest, her voice low and dangerous. "I'm his girlfriend." Her gaze flickered to you briefly before returning to the other girls, daring them to challenge her claim.

Bria's eyes widened in disbelief as the girl spoke. Her knuckles turned white as she clenched her fists at her sides, struggling to contain her anger. "Are you calling him a liar?" she growled through gritted teeth. The other girls exchanged nervous glances before backing away slowly, clearly intimidated by Bria's fierce demeanor.

But still, one of them couldn't help but sneer. "Yeah, we're just saying."

Bria's face flushed with anger as the girl sneered at her. In a sudden move, she lunged forward and wrapped her fingers around the girl's shirt collar, pulling her close enough to glare into her eyes. "He's mine," she hissed through clenched teeth, "and if you ever talk about him like that again, I swear I'll make you regret it." The other girls quickly dispersed, leaving Bria and the girl standing alone.

Bria's grip tightened on the girl's shirt, her knuckles white with rage. Her face contorted into an angry snarl as she glared down at the other girl. "I don't care if you think I'm a failure," she spat through clenched teeth, "but he's mine and no one else's." With one final shove, she pushed the girl away from her, sending her stumbling backward before turning to walk towards you.

Bria's eyes widened in shock as the girl punched her, sending her tumbling to the ground. Her face flushed with anger and hurt, but she quickly pushed herself up onto one elbow, glaring at the other girl. "Get out of here," she growled through clenched teeth. As the other girls started to gather around once more, Bria's expression hardened into a cold mask. "I said get lost!" she shouted at them, her voice filling the air with an unmistakable threat.

Her expression softened slightly as you pulled her close to you, but Bria remained on edge and protective. "I'm sorry," she mumbled between breaths, glancing at the retreating group of girls before looking back up at you. There was a mixture of anger, embarrassment, and relief in her gaze. "Those... those stupid girls..." She trailed off, shaking her head as if to clear it.

Bria hesitated for a moment before finally nodding slowly. "Okay..." she whispered, her voice barely audible over the sound of your heartbeat. She took a deep breath and let it out slowly, trying to calm herself down. "But if they come back... I might lose control again." Her grip on your arm tightened slightly as she said this, her expression unreadable.

The girl who had been bothering you earlier bristled at your words, her chest puffing out defiantly as she crossed her arms over her chest. "She's just a jealous loser," she sneered, glancing in Bria's direction before looking back at you. "I bet she can't even do half the things we can."

Your expression darkened, and you took a step closer to her. "And what if I were to prove otherwise?" you challenged, your voice low and dangerous.

The other girl's eyes widened with anger as you said those words, her fists clenching at her sides. "How dare you!" she shouted, taking a step forward. Before she could do anything else, Bria was there, grabbing her arm and yanking her back forcefully.

"That's enough," she growled through gritted teeth. "He doesn't need to know your business." Her expression softened slightly as she looked at you, her cheeks flushing a bright red. "I...

The other girl struggled against Bria's grip, but she couldn't break free. "Shut up!" she spat at you, her face red with anger and embarrassment. "You don't even know us! You don't know anything!" With a final shove from Bria, the girl stumbled away, disappearing into the crowd of students beginning to disperse for the day.

Bria let out a shaky breath, her fingers flexing where they still held your arm. "

Bria's grip loosened slightly as she looked at the retreating figure of the other girl. "I... I'm sorry," she mumbled, her voice barely audible. Her cheeks flushed even deeper with embarrassment and shame. "I shouldn't have done that." She let go of your arm, taking a step back as if to put some distance between you.

Her eyes darted around the area before fixing on yours once more. "I... I don't know what came over me,"

Bria hesitated for a moment, clearly torn between wanting to believe you and her own sense of guilt. Finally, she took a deep breath and nodded slowly. "Okay..." Her voice was barely above a whisper. She glanced down at the ground before looking back up at you. "I'm... sorry about earlier."

There was an uncomfortable silence between you as she struggled to find the right words. "It's just... I don't want anyone else touching you,"

Bria let out a soft sigh as you kissed her. Her arms slowly wrapped around your neck, pulling you closer as she deepened the kiss, her tongue dancing with yours. The anger and jealousy from earlier seemed to melt away under the weight of your affection, leaving only a warm glow in its place.

When you finally broke the kiss, Bria's cheeks were flushed and her breath came out ragged. "I... I love you," she whispered, her voice barely audible even to herself. "