I'm a Savage, and an O CEO Took Me Home

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Blurb: ABO, no add-ons.

The little wildling had lived on an island for as long as she could remember.

One day, while out gathering fruit, she saw a woman washed ashore by the waves...

She had only ever seen people from her tribe, so she didn't know what made someone beautiful or ugly. Still, she thought the woman lying there with her eyes closed was very pretty.

She rescued the beautiful woman, found herbs to treat her, brought her food, and built her the best shelter she could, making sure she had every comfort.

The woman wasn't much for talking, but she liked ordering her around. The little wildling didn't mind.

Sometimes, though, the woman acted strangely. Her cheeks would turn red and her whole body would grow hot. She would gaze at the girl with a wistful look, then bare her neck and beckon her closer.

Why did she want the girl to bite her neck?

When Xiao Yingtong's ship met with an accident and she was stranded on a deserted island, she encountered a little wildling.

When her family found and rescued her, she brought the little wildling back with her, too.

There was no other reason. The little wildling's pheromones were a perfect match for her, and as a living suppressor, she could keep her around indefinitely.

She named her Xiao Jue.

She sent her to school, taught her the language and how to read, and showed her how to be a respectable person. But that was all.

Yet this wildling dared to cross the line and harbor feelings for her. How could someone like her possibly deserve it?

Her partner should be the best of the best, someone from a distinguished family.

Not some lowly wildling.

Xiao Jue gave Xiao Yingtong the wolf-tooth necklace she'd worn since childhood.

Later, she saw on TV that the eldest daughter of the Xiao family was engaged to someone else.

She also saw the necklace in a trash can.

Theme: Be sincere in matters of the heart.