Sugar-Soaked Spring Night

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[Sweet, soft, obedient girl X refined, depraved, darkly controlling man]

Mixed-race height difference | Foster-home secret crush | Cruel possessiveness | Intense push and pull | Older, fatherly type

1. Li Tang has suffered from a strange condition since childhood: severe face-loving possessiveness syndrome. Its symptoms include shortness of breath, blushing, and a racing heart whenever she sees Pei Hanyu. The symptoms won't go away unless she possesses him.

Later, she came to stay at the Pei household.

One day, Pei Hanyu had just stepped out of the shower, wrapped in a bath towel. Bracing one hand on the counter behind her, he trapped her between the vanity and his tall frame.

He warned her in a low voice not to come home late.

Li Tang nodded obediently, her face burning red.

In the distance, she saw the black tie that should have been snug around the man's throat, just below his Adam's apple. Along with his suit jacket, it had been casually tossed to one side of the sofa.

Late at night, as she lay in the big bed, Pei Hanyu's cold, striking face appeared before Li Tang's eyes. She clenched between her teeth the black tie he had used and quietly called his name.

She thought, I have to make Pei Hanyu mine.

2. Pei Hanyu was widely regarded among the prominent families as the most distinguished and influential man, aloof and indifferent to desire. He never wasted time on romance.

But one thick, oppressive night, glass bottles shattered across the floor.

Li Tang was carried to the full-length mirror. The man's long, pale fingers lifted her chin. Facing the girl in the mirror, cheeks flushed and eyes blurred with tears, his voice was hoarse and heated.

"Li Tang, look carefully."

He was cruel to the extreme, revealing the dark, possessive nature beneath his polished exterior as he took control of her.

Cracks snaked across the mirror.

3. Later, everyone knew that Pei Hanyu had acquired a little shadow who followed him everywhere.

Just as people were speculating about their relationship, news broke that the eldest Pei son was of marriageable age and had agreed to let his family arrange a match for him.

The young woman he usually doted on turned red-eyed and caught hold of his suit sleeve.

"Can't you just not go?"

A moment later, he coolly pulled her hand off his sleeve and said, his voice icy, "What do you think?"

After leaving Pei Hanyu, Li Tang decided that if something was wrong with her, she needed treatment.

She went to see a therapist and tried hard to forget Pei Hanyu.

The first time she met the therapist, Li Tang was stunned by how handsome he was.

After hearing about Li Tang's experiences, the therapist said, "You seem to have a serious case of being love-brained."

Li Tang said, "How could this happen, darling?"

Therapist: ?

Pei Hanyu, standing in the doorway: ...

4. Later, when she and her fiance were preparing to get engaged, she arrived at the venue and saw a familiar figure beyond all doubt.

The man wore a perfectly tailored suit, tall and imposing. His face was still cool and distinguished, but his eyes held a dark, violent possessiveness that would not be subdued.

"Tangtang said she only loves me."

"Be a good girl, baby. Call me your husband."

#The heroine made up the illness during her adolescent, self-dramatizing phase. Don't apply it to real life.

#At first, the heroine pursues the hero. He appears restrained and courteous, but is actually dark inside and intensely controlling. It may look like she is the one pursuing him, but in truth he is hopelessly in love with her, the kind of man who would die if she left. Top-tier dog-training fiction, with a little groveling after the breakup, but not much. The blurb can't explain everything, so try reading the first two chapters.

#One-on-one romance. The leads have a seven-year age gap.

Content warning [highlight]: The hero is genuinely cruel and dark, not a good person. The heroine has flaws and isn't perfect. This is a melodramatic romance written purely for shipping the couple, so jump in only if you're okay with that.

Coming soon: The next book will be The Butterfly of the Spring God. A stunningly beautiful, socially anxious girl versus a cruel, capricious head of a prominent family. [Open the author's page and add it to your collection QAQ]

Theme: Companionship is the longest-lasting declaration of love.