[A stubborn girl with congenital heart disease × a gentle, obedient, and occasionally unhinged scheming puppy. A faux-possessive relationship. “The collar that keeps me in check, I placed in your hands myself.”]
The year she fled her engagement banquet, Tang Li met a handsome blond man in a foreign country.
In a tacky damsel-in-distress scenario, he used move after move to “tear into” the kidnappers’ weak spots, vicious as a mad dog.
Tang Li found herself growing attached to him, but only on a whim.
They held each other’s hands through illness, waited for the sun to rise through the dreary rainy season, and danced a long, long dance beneath the endless stars.
With her mother gravely ill, Tang Li broke up with him on the eve of her return home.
The man fixed his amber eyes on her and accused her, “You just treated me like a dog to amuse yourself. You don’t have a heart at all.”
Tang Li smiled nonchalantly. “If my heart beats too fast, I could die, puppy.” She bit his lower lip until it broke. “So the game is over.”
Later, the sabotaged engagement banquet was held again, and she saw the man once more. He was as strikingly handsome as ever, only now he was completely untamed.
Her body weighed heavy in the dim room as the man held her captive in his arms, pecking her lips again and again.
“A puppy only needs one owner. So why can’t you look only at me, Tang Li?”
