The Heiress of Hong Kong Island Forcefully Claimed Me

[The romance only begins after the breakup / Third-person narration throughout / The main characters are both unhinged, with differing perspectives / No cheating between the two leads / 0.8 top × 0.2 mutual-top]

I fell for my sister's girlfriend.

She was a famous opera singer at the theater, with a stunning operatic voice onstage. Offstage, she carried a folding fan and wore a white cheongsam. Her graceful figure and slender waist leaned against my sister as she smiled like a spring breeze.

I was jealous. I went mad. I wanted her, wanted to break her waist.

I used every means at my disposal to split them up.

I tricked my sister into going abroad, then wrote her a letter telling her she'd been dumped and had three days to come collect her things.

So on the very first day, I saw the woman I'd been yearning for day and night.

She held an umbrella, her long hair pinned up with a jade hairpin.

I hadn't even managed to get myself ready. My hair was a mess. I pushed my wheelchair toward the door, one shoe dangling from my limp leg.

The torrential rain soaked her white cheongsam, from the hem all the way to her waist.

She looked at me, cool and aloof, her eyes full of contempt.

My metal cane slid through the muddy water and landed against her chest.

Once, twice, I prodded her, my heart surging with excitement.

I said,