Also known as My Possessive Uncle Is Wild and Irresistible
[Sweet romance + two yanderes + two-faced couple + uncle-type boyfriend × seductive girlfriend]
[Cool-looking but actually a silly beauty and a sweet little cat who knows how to flirt × outwardly chaste, refined, aloof and untouchable, but actually wild, alluring, obsessive, and addicted]
I (Jiang Yuxue) had barely returned to the country when I nearly got myself in trouble trying to help my best friend get revenge on her cheating ex. Luckily, a chaste, refined uncle-type tycoon came to my rescue.
Gold-rimmed glasses, cool and elegant, Pei Jiaheng was everything I could want! I played sweet and innocent, acting pitiful like a little sweetheart of a cat, and lured him deeper and deeper. I didn’t know he was a wolf in sheep’s clothing, and that he’d been plotting to claim me for ages!
Two years ago, I was blind and homeless. He took me in, but just as things were heating up between us, I was sent abroad against my will. After we reunited, he showed up at my door to propose, so possessive he was nearly out of his mind, wanting to lock me up. “Xue’er, don’t even think about running away this time.”
I acted like a shameless flirt, putting my arms around other men to provoke him, but deep down my yandere side was in full force. I wanted to be the only person in his eyes. But he kept tightening his grip, even locking me in a dark room and obsessively repeating, “You’re mine.”
Our status difference, family opposition, and jealous rivals had us fighting like there was no tomorrow. But when he risked his life to save me, I learned he’d been searching for me for two whole years.
At last, I dropped the act and went all out to win him back, but he pretended to have a bad leg and got my sister to help him put on a show? Fine, then I’ll find some male models to make him jealous!
“Uncle Pei, want to play together?” I licked my red lips and hooked a finger under his chin, only for him to pin me against the wall and kiss me hard.
His eyes bloodshot, he rasped, “Parting on good terms? Never!”