Possession (The Male Lead Craves Physical Touch)

*Main story complete. Bonus chapter updated on the evening of October 7. [The hero craves skin-to-skin contact with only the heroine] [Scent-themed romance; the hero is obsessive and domineering] Luo Shi spent her three years of high school studying in the north. Through her grandfather, she was entrusted to the Shao family. She knew the two families were worlds apart and kept proper boundaries. Aside from when she was staying at school, she only ate at the Shao home now and then. After graduating high school, she got into Beicheng University and continued receiving support from the Shao family. The Shaos’ son, Shao Jingshen, had everything going for him: a remarkable background and good looks. He was a legend at Beicheng University and an international competition champion. In a shirt and suit trousers, he looked every bit the young Mr. Shao who would take over the family business. The biggest mistake she ever made was accidentally letting him hear her confession. He unlocked the door to her apartment, drew her into his arms from behind, and chuckled softly into her ear. “You like me?” “Then do you want to date me?” “I like it when you touch me.” - After they got together, Luo Shi realized she’d made a terrible mistake. Shao Jingshen didn’t seem to like her at all. He only liked it when she touched him. And he was so possessive that it was downright frightening. Her feelings for him gradually wore away. The day she tried to break up with him, he held the hand gripping her knife and pressed it to his heart, laughing as if he didn’t care. “Stab me here. Kill me, and then we can break up.” She tried every way she could think of to escape, but he caught her after she got away. He sat her on his lap and wrapped his arms around her from behind, then casually tossed her phone, on speaker, onto the back seat of the car with his right hand. He didn’t care whether the person on the other end could hear. He leaned close to her ear and whispered teasingly, “He likes you? How interesting. Does he know you have a boyfriend?” He stroked her ring finger again and again, smiling in a way that frightened her. “Does he know you ran off when you’re about to get married? I’m here to catch you and take you back to get married.” [Content warnings] 1. The hero has a genuine skin-hunger disorder. He’s three years older than the heroine. 2. The hero is very domineering, amoral, twisted, only hurts himself, and is the lesser person in the relationship. 3. The heroine likes the hero at first, but her feelings fade midway through the story. She resists him to the bitter end. [Writing whatever I feel like, just for fun. A melodramatic Mary Sue mix-and-match.] Theme: Live well