Off the Rails

[1] Chen Feifei would later recall that she had gone on a whim that day, stepping into the lobby of a hotel she could never afford, not for the person she hated most, but to meet the fated connection waiting for her. At that moment, her life veered off its destined course. [2] Yun Zhu is straight, a devious, flirtatious straight woman who tells her, "Actually, I could be a little less straight." Yun Zhu is rich, a scion of a prestigious family worth tens of billions, and a violinist with a captivating presence. The two of them are worlds apart, yet Yun Zhu spends her days in reckless abandon with her. Yun Zhu will give her anything except a future together. All she wants is those hands of hers, hands that can tune instruments, play music, make crafts, and do so many other things... hands that are very useful. Chen Feifei knows her place, too. She never brings up the future. It's just a game for adults. Just have fun. Don't take it seriously. But before long, she finds herself falling for Yun Zhu. She wants a future with her. Unfortunately, Yun Zhu only sees her as a diversion. Chen Feifei thinks: If you can afford to play, you have to be prepared to lose. After a night of passion, she declares the game over. They should both get back on track. "Feifei, wouldn't it be better if we just kept straying from the path?" "Let's break up. I'm not interested in you anymore." In response, Yun Zhu kisses her with suffocating intensity. Her voice is obsessive, almost sickeningly so. "Feifei, you got to decide when this game for adults began. I get to decide when it ends." "It's not going to be that easy to end..." "Say you love me. Say you don't want to break up. Not interested? I don't mind seducing you again." 'I was a train with peeling paint, rolling along rust-covered tracks, until I met you. You were the wilderness bound for spring.' *Frank, carefree, and willing to take a loss VS heartless, powerful, and willing to humble herself for love *Three-year age gap. Yun Zhu is older. They take turns being the top. *The secondary couple from The Moonlight Stirs. Plot overlapping with the main story of The Moonlight Stirs will not be covered in detail. *The characters are flawed. Readers with strong moral sensibilities may want to steer clear. *The cover uses a template character design. If it resembles another cover, that's normal. Also known as: "After the Heiress Took a Fancy to Me": We Started a Game for Adults "The Heiress Fell for Me": But Didn't Want Me to Take Responsibility "Who Turned the Heiress Gay?": It Had Nothing to Do with Me. She Fell for Me on Her Own Theme: Live well