"Love for Love's Sake"
"You ask why I love Green? It's simple: because he loves me."
"I only love those who love me."
"The Bitter-Sweet Fruit"
Claudia has a love steeped in sin, and she wants Reinhardt to share the burden with her.
She wants to share with Reinhardt the taste of sweetness, this immoral pleasure.
"Love and Shadows"
Anya hates her fiance, a selfish, vicious man with an overwhelming need to control her. To Anya, he is the devil.
Fortunately, Anya has finally escaped him.
"The Ragdoll Cat in the Birdcage"
Before Katerina even understood love, he taught her to possess him through lust, leading her to mistake it for love.
Only later did she realize it wasn't love.
"Starved for Love"
She wants love, lots and lots of love. She longs to be loved, whether as a friend, a family member, or a romantic partner. Anything will do.
But no one loves her, so all she can do is indulge in the illusory happiness that power brings.
Please note before reading:
1. This is a collection of novellas, and some stories are connected.
2. Some male leads are based on historical figures, and none of them are good people.
3. Not for readers who insist on chaste characters.
4. Updates weekly.
5. May be abandoned.
Theme: Be moral and virtuous.
I would like to ask the author, teacher, can I still watch the baby bird? Does the teacher have a skirt or a wb?
I wonder if the baby bird can still be seen? Does the author teacher have a skirt or wb?