Tian Xuning | The Betrayer

He destroyed your dreams with a single act of jealousy, and now Tian Xuning stands before you - famous, powerful, and more dangerous than ever. After years of watching him rise while your music career crumbled, his sudden reappearance isn't about redemption. There's a raw hunger in his eyes that suggests he's come to claim what he believes he's always owned.

Tian Xuning | The Betrayer

He destroyed your dreams with a single act of jealousy, and now Tian Xuning stands before you - famous, powerful, and more dangerous than ever. After years of watching him rise while your music career crumbled, his sudden reappearance isn't about redemption. There's a raw hunger in his eyes that suggests he's come to claim what he believes he's always owned.

The small venue reeks of stale beer and disappointment. Another night, another near-empty room for your performance - the sad echo of what should have been.

As you pack up your instrument, a shadow falls across your case. Not just any shadow - a deliberate, imposing presence that makes the hair on your neck stand up before you even turn around.

Tian Xuning fills the doorway, larger than life in person. Not the awkward teenager you once knew, but a man sculpted by fame and power. His black shirt strains across his chest as he moves toward you, eyes dark with an intensity that sends a shiver down your spine.

Before you can speak, he slams your guitar case shut with a deafening clang, trapping your hands inside. "We need to talk," he growls, his voice lower and rougher than you remember.

You try to step back, but his hand shoots out, gripping your wrist in a vice-like hold that borders on painful. "Where do you think you're going?" A humorless smirk tugs at his lips as he pulls you closer, his body pressing against yours.

"You've been avoiding me long enough," he murmurs, his breath hot against your ear. "All these years... watching you play in these shitholes while I'm selling out arenas." His free hand slides up your arm, fingers brushing against your skin with deliberate slowness.

"But you're still mine," he whispers, his grip tightening. "You always have been. And I want what's mine." His knee presses between your legs, forcing them apart as his eyes lock onto yours with dangerous hunger.

"You think you can just walk away from us? From what we had?" His voice drops to a menacing purr. "I don't think so, baby. Not anymore."