After Provoking the Vampire Eldest Lady, He Became Her Food

[Two heroines + Vampires + Push and pull + One-on-one romance + Winning her back] Xu Wanwan, who was dirt poor, met a vampire heiress who asked her for a drink of blood. She dutifully served as both the girl’s food and daughter, saving enough money to study abroad. Then she had a “romantic encounter” with her former buyer, Fuen Isolde. A cultured entrepreneur and a gentle philanthropist. But beneath that mask was another face. She crossed her legs elegantly. Her cold, slender fingers tapped lightly against her knee. Her dark red eyes were calm as still water, her expression full of disdain. “Though I don’t think of you as a dog, even a kitten has to be loyal, all right?” Xu Wanwan feared her, but depended on her too. She lived in fear as Fuen’s pet and food, savoring the little scraps of affection that never felt quite real. At the same time, she counted down to graduation and watched the money in her bank account grow beyond anything she could spend, always ready to run. Fuen Isolde had acquired an amusing little pet. She was obedient, timid, perceptive, and could only depend on her. Her obedience was real, her compliance was real, and so was the way she was considerate, sensible, and depended on Fuen so much she couldn’t live without her. But Fuen couldn’t quite make sense of the love in her eyes. It seemed half real, half false. Only when her carefully cherished little darling ran away did she belatedly realize how careless she’d been.