Butterfly Prisoner

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When she was thirteen, Lin Dieyin followed her mother to the Xie family home in Beicheng, where she met the breathtakingly handsome Young Master Xie.

The boy came in dressed in black from head to toe, pushing the door open with lazy indifference. He had a devilishly handsome face and an easy, carefree manner. He seemed gentle and modest, but was actually aloof and dismissive.

Lin Dieyin was sweet-natured and obedient. "Hello, Brother."

The boy just smiled.

By chance, Lin Dieyin fell ill, and Xie Siheng took her to the hospital. She was young, innocent, and romantic, and couldn't help feeling close to him.

Even Xie Siheng's best friend couldn't help remarking, "This isn't like you."

Lin Dieyin felt she knew better than anyone just how wonderful Xie Siheng was.

She thought there was plenty of time, and that as long as she tried hard enough, everything would go the way she wanted.

They parted sooner than she expected. Her plans had been nothing more than wishful thinking.

Lin Dieyin forced herself to let go of the hopes she shouldn't have had. When they met again, several years had passed.

By then, she had grown up and had some very decent suitors. She could face him calmly, too.

But she never expected that beneath the man's still peerlessly handsome appearance, and his gentle, affectionate gestures, lay a dark possessiveness hidden deep in his heart.

Later, at a party, Xie Siheng got drunk and cornered her. His smile was as gentle as ever, but there was an indescribable menace in it. He tilted his head, seeming puzzled. "Has your brother not treated you well enough?"

Lin Dieyin was startled and didn't dare say a word.

Xie Siheng smiled, idly winding her hair around his fingers. "A Yin, be good."

# Pure-hearted high school boy looking after a younger girl in the early chapters

# No blood relation, and their parents never married

# No intimate scenes while either is underage

Theme: Don't judge people by appearances alone