Her name is Song Yayue, 28, the youngest partner at a top law firm.
Elegant, sharp, and as cold as a glass of vodka on the rocks.
Everyone thinks her life consists of legal statutes, courtroom victories, and flawless high heels.
No one knows that in intimate relationships, she hides an S-type desire to dominate, tame, and be absolutely needed.
His name is Li Xingxing, 22, a new intern at the law firm.
Clean-cut, gentle, and quiet as a potted plant that never demands attention.
He seems easy to handle, yet on the day of his interview, he said something to Song Yayue of his own accord:
“I want to become someone you need.”
From that moment on, a secret game began.
Song Yayue taught him what to wear, when to sleep, how to speak, and how to look at her.
Li Xingxing did as he was told, never asking why.
Control and submission, testing and surrender: beneath the rational facade of their office lives, they built a private paradise only the two of them could understand.
To outsiders, Song Yayue is the queen of the courtroom.
To outsiders, Li Xingxing is the lucky newcomer who has caught the queen’s special attention.
Only they know who the real hunter is, and who is the willing prey.
This is a dangerous game between two adults.
It is also the story of two souls afraid to draw close, giving themselves to each other in the most awkward way possible.
I like it, well written