A Wild Dog's Kiss on a Rose

Song Zhao’s father had an affair. Her mother, driven mad, crashed her car, killing herself, the mistress, and the cheating man. The mistress left behind a son, Chen Si, Song Zhao’s stepbrother. Everyone advised her to stay away from the bastard. Song Zhao only sneered. “You have to keep a stray dog on a leash, or it’ll bite.”

*Chen Si really was like a stray dog, fiercely difficult to tame. He often glared at her with cold, gloomy eyes. Usually, Song Zhao would slap him across the face. “Keep glaring at me. See what happens.” One had a fiery temper, the other was a wolf who refused to be tamed. Their home was a battleground every day. But no matter how much Song Zhao scolded and beat him, Chen Si refused to call her “big sister.”

*Until Chen Si was hospitalized with a high fever and a caregiver insulted him to his face. “You’re a bastard. You might as well just die.” Song Zhao burst through the door and slapped the caregiver so hard they bled. “A bastard is still part of the Song family. Who do you think you are?” Chen Si abruptly lifted his head. His gaze was as cold as ever, but now it held an unusual, almost obsessive intensity. He spoke hoarsely. “Zhaozhao...”

The leads are not related by blood, and they are not registered in the same household. The rest will gradually be revealed in the main story...