Forced Love! My Little Sister Gets Kissed Until She Cries Every Night by a Crazy Yandere

[Forced Love] [Yandere] [Mutual Firsts] [Pregnancy Escape]

After her adoptive parents set her up, Chi Yu became the caged bird of Fu Chengxian, the man in control of the Fu family.

To outsiders, he was powerful and ruthless, a man who kept his distance from women.

In reality, he was a deranged monster!

He was pathologically obsessed with Chi Yu. From the moment they met, he called her “baby” and forced her to call him “hubby.”

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Chi Yu had no desire to be kept like a caged bird.

She acted obedient to his face while secretly planning her escape.

On her first attempt, she teamed up with her best friend and fled to a small county town, only for Fu Chengxian to report her to the police and have her arrested.

The jewelry he had given her became his leverage to catch her.

“Baby, which will you choose: ten years in prison, or me?”

She was...

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On her second attempt, she was one step away from escaping on a private plane with her childhood friend and older-brother figure when she was intercepted again.

That night, Fu Chengxian showed a rage and hurt unlike anything she had ever seen.

He restrained her with handcuffs. Chi Yu cried and begged him to stop.

But the man showed not a trace of mercy:

“Does it hurt, baby? Did you ever think it would hurt me when you lied to me?

Did you think about how much it would hurt me when you eloped with some other man?

Did you think about how much it would hurt me when you fought with everything you had to protect him right in front of me?!”

That night, Chi Yu cried until morning.

“Fu Chengxian, I hate you.”

“Then hate me. Hate lasts longer than love.”

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Later, Fu Chengxian bound Chi Yu to him with marriage and wanted her to have his child.

But Chi Yu still refused to give up on escaping.

She bided her time until, at last, one day, she found a chance to leave Fu Chengxian for good.

Much later, when she saw Fu Chengxian again, she was terrified.

But the man's eyes reddened. “Baby, I was wrong.”