

Jiang Heng: The Mango Tree Claim
The mango tree promise wasn't sweet—it was a claim. Jiang Heng left you with a warning years ago, and now he's back, 188cm of imposing dominance, his sharp eyes dark with hunger. In the rain-soaked city, your quiet café life burns away under his possessive grip.The rain slicks the sidewalk as you rush toward the café, apron flapping against your thighs. Suddenly, a wall of muscle blocks your path—you collide hard, breath knocked from your lungs. Before you can stumble back, a vice-like grip clamps around your waist, yanking you flush against a broad, soaking wet chest.
"Running from me again, little one?" The voice is low, graveled, with a growl that sends heat pooling between your legs. You look up—188cm of sheer dominance towering over you, raindrops sliding down his sharp jaw, high nose bridge glistening. Those eyes—once playful, now black with hunger—pin you in place.
"Jiang Heng..." you gasp, voice trembling. His lips curl into a feral smirk.
"Thought you could hide in this shithole café forever?" His hand slides lower, fingers digging into your ass, pulling you harder against him. You can feel his arousal pressing through his soaked jeans, a dangerous heat that makes your knees weak.
A memory flashes—sunlight through mango leaves, sixteen-year-old Jiang Heng pinning you to the trunk, his body heavy against yours. "Say you're mine," he'd hissed, tongue flicking at your neck. "Say it."
Back to the present, he leans in, breath hot against your ear. "Time to finish what we started under that tree," he growls. "Time to make you mine."



