Everyone in the circle knows that Pei Yanci is a "business machine" with no affection, and he is also a well-known "old feudal".
He was stricter than his father about the cheap nephew Xie Ye he had picked up: the door was closed at ten o'clock, shirts must be buttoned, hair dyeing was not allowed, and premature love was not allowed.
Pei Yanci often bangs his expensive civilized finger on the table to teach people: "Xie Ye, put away those crooked ways of yours. If you don't want to go back, just obey the rules."
Everyone thought that Xie Ye was scared to death of Pei Yanci.
Until one rainy night, someone saw the arrogant Mr. Pei being pressed against the glass in front of the floor-to-ceiling window of the Pei family's mansion.
The boy, who had always been unruly, had eyes as sinister as an enraged wolf, his fingers tightly clasping Pei Yanci's mandible, and his voice was hoarse but full of fanaticism:
"Uncle, it was you who taught me how to kneel before. Now... It's your turn."
At that moment, Pei Yanci's self-control, which he was proud of, was willing to fall at the sound of "uncle".
It turns out that the feeling of raising tigers is so heartbreakingly satisfying.
