★ A clingy, obedient puppy Alpha who wants it all x an indulgent older sister figure who becomes a twisted, possessive CEO Omega ★
[Extreme mutual seduction, taming each other]
Everyone knows that He Muzhi, the head of the He family of Beigang and an Omega, spoils Qiao Moye, her wild-dog-like Alpha.
She gives Qiao Moye the best of everything, but Qiao Moye still takes advantage of her affection. Even when He Muzhi grabs her by the collar and takes her home to be grounded, Qiao Moye dares to keep sending her messages and acting up:
"I'll keep starving until you come back to see me."
"I'm going to walk on your bed in my outdoor shoes. Are you coming back to stop me?"
"Your house is huge. It'd be so much fun to throw a party here. How many people should I invite?"
He Muzhi, usually ruthless and decisive in business, patiently replies to each message, reminding her to eat on time, keep clean, and choose her friends carefully.
But when Qiao Moye pushes her luck, sweeps all of He Muzhi's valuable collectibles and jewelry onto the floor, then takes a picture with a lighter to threaten to destroy them unless He Muzhi comes home to see her...
He Muzhi stops replying.
Qiao Moye frets for a whole day, then finally puts everything back where it belongs and sends a picture.
Only then does He Muzhi answer:
"Be good, Xiaoye, and I'll come home."
When He Muzhi finally walks through the door, Qiao Moye rushes into her arms and buries her face against her chest, looking innocent and pitiful:
"If you don't teach me, how am I supposed to know how to behave?"
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He Muzhi, who is both mother and older sister to Qiao Moye, indulges her in everything, but can't give her the love she wants.
So, after marking He Muzhi on the night of her coming-of-age ceremony, the girl leaves He Muzhi behind in revenge and goes far away.
When they meet again, Qiao Moye is chained to the bed, the silver chains He Muzhi has fastened around her wrists and ankles jingling.
He Muzhi climbs on top of her and grips her wrist, her movements forceful and ruthless, yet she pleads with a helpless sigh:
"If you don't teach me, I don't know how to love."
Theme: Sincerity for sincerity.