Extreme Possession

On that rainy night, he stood under an umbrella, gazing toward her with a distant, indifferent look.

She froze for a moment, covered her face, and hurried away.

But wherever she went that night, she couldn't escape the inevitable confrontation.

In the end, she took refuge at a friend's house. Her friend told her a guest would be coming over.

Ten minutes later, a handsome, aloof young man knocked on the door.

Su Yinning once came across a beautiful, blind boy. He was fragile and withdrawn, and only ever listened to her.

Later, the boy returned to his family, but he never forgot her.

At first, Su Yinning was happy.

Then things started getting more and more out of control.

He still followed her everywhere during the day and insisted she hold him while he slept each night. The possessiveness she hadn't noticed because of his blindness grew ever more intense in his eyes.

So she left him behind and fled the city.

“Ningning, do you still remember me?” The young man's voice was low and husky, with a gentle smile in it.

“I'll obediently put away my claws, so don't run away again. Don't leave me.”

“Otherwise, I don't know what else I might do.”

“Ever since the day you left, my possessiveness has been tempting you to claim me every moment.”

A calculating, almost inhumanly clever, refined madman X an independent, strong-willed photographer

Theme: We must uphold the core socialist values. Don't show mercy to bad people. If something happens, call the police.