A laid-back little rabbit who can bite VS a deranged, pathological big demon with a split personality
Short story. Not a domineering CEO, but a yandere. A wild imagination.
I was forced to marry the sickly young master of the Jiang family, and met an uncle who was younger than me.
At first, I dreamed of becoming a rich young widow, traveling the world with Grandma and enjoying a life of luxury.
Then my sickly husband returned from abroad, and everything changed.
My sickly husband died, and so did his parents. After that, my uncle seemed like a different person.
My uncle wanted me to belong to him. His sexual appetite was even greater than before, and I couldn't handle it.
Grandma was an insurmountable barrier between us. As long as I'm alive in this life, I'll say, "We're sworn enemies. You can imprison me, but you can't imprison my heart."
He rambled incoherently, like a madman, reminding me again and again, "People who look alike aren't necessarily all as devoted to you as I am, little Ali. You and I, your uncle, are destined to be entangled forever."
One day, he corrected himself again: "Ali, I shouldn't have made you wait for me. Someone who loves you wouldn't hurt you. Remember this face of mine. Everything I said about loving you was a lie."
One moment he made me call him by his name, the next he made me call him Uncle. Before he went crazy, I was already on the verge of a breakdown.
Since I couldn't kill him, I thought of something more effective than killing him: tormenting myself. At last, he cried.
In front of everyone, I confessed my love to him on April Fools' Day. He was as happy as a fool.
But that day, I was finally free, and my uncle, who refused to let me go, disappeared too.
The man who had asked me to wait for him entered the monastery, abstained from meat, and prayed to Buddha, hoping that in the next life we would meet, understand one another, and find happiness together.
