A Letter From Hong Kong: The Possessive Crown Prince Holds Her by the Waist and Spoils Her

Su Ying was born into poverty. To live a better life and avoid becoming prey in someone else's hands, she threw herself into the game and took the initiative to seduce the mysterious third young master of the Liang family in Hong Kong.

In the cramped restroom, she hooked her arms around his neck. "Will you take me away tonight?"

From then on, he rescued her from the mire.

She warmed his bed, washed his clothes, and cooked for him.

Everyone said the young master doted on her because he had fallen for her at first sight, loving her with all his heart.

After a while, Su Ying believed them.

Until her true identity was revealed, and the woman he had kept hidden in his heart, his unattainable white moonlight, appeared.

Only then did Su Ying learn what it meant to be a true hunter: they always appear as prey.

It had all been her own wishful thinking.

But when she cut ties and left, the usually arrogant Third Master Liang's eyes reddened. He clutched her by the throat and roared, "Su Ying, you said you'd love me for the rest of your life! How dare you run off with another man?!"