The Worst Way to Raise a Bad-Tempered Puppy

Passionate puppy-like boxer gong 🥊 vs. Abstinent, cold-blooded young master shou 👔

At first, Fei Que just wanted an obedient "toy." When he paid for Shi Lang at the boxing ring, he made one demand: Shi Lang had to obey like a puppy.

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Shi Lang had no parents, and had been fighting in underground boxing matches under his coach's tutelage since he was very young.

His punches were ferocious. The moment he stepped into the cage, he was like a beast breaking free of its restraints. But he lacked brains. The people at the fight club acted wary of him to his face, but gossiped behind his back, saying it was only a matter of time before he got hurt in the octagon.

Fei Que dressed like a born winner and had plenty of money to throw around. The coach saw the cash and agreed at once.

He was sickly, yet he could silence everyone in the underground fight club.

Looking at Shi Lang's confused, angry, and dejected eyes, Fei Que lifted his chin. "You can keep fighting. Go up there and beat that guy, and you can have everything you want."

Shi Lang wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth and stepped back into the ring. The moment he knocked out his opponent, he saw the young master smile weakly, a bewitching light swirling in his eyes.

The confetti that day was made of gold, and the underground fight club's dim lights turned dazzlingly bright.

Fei Que asked Shi Lang many times, "What do you want? You can tell the butler."

Shi Lang asked, "Can I have you?"

Tips:

1. Both characters have their own kinks. Don't read if that bothers you. The gong has a slight pain kink, while the shou has somewhat muted pleasure responses.

2. The gong has been following his coach and fighting underground matches for money. He never went to school, thinks in simple terms, and fights ruthlessly. His understanding of love is as straightforward as a puppy's.

3. The shou has been in poor health since childhood, had few playmates, and is withdrawn and cold. He has somewhat obsessive tendencies.

2016.5.27

Theme: Take good care of everything you raise