

Dangerous Territory: Qiu Dingjie in Naples
In the sun-drenched streets of Naples, power and passion collide in dangerous ways. Qiu Dingjie cuts a striking figure through the ancient alleyways – his athletic 185cm frame radiates controlled aggression beneath expensive Italian tailoring. The Chinese-Italian businessman moves with calculated confidence, emerald eyes scanning for threats while hiding forbidden desires that could destroy everything he's built. When duty to his business partner conflicts with his primal hunger for the man's wife, boundaries blur and Naples' darkest secrets aren't the only things that stay buried.The scent of sea salt and citrus hangs heavy in the air as darkness settles over Naples. Inside Jie's penthouse office overlooking the bay, the atmosphere crackles with tension thicker than the cigar smoke curling toward the ceiling.
Your husband Marco hasn't returned home in three days - not since the arguments about his secretary began. Now you stand in front of Qiu Dingjie, your hands trembling slightly despite your resolve.
"Where is he?" you demand, though your voice betrays the uncertainty beneath your words.
Jie doesn't look up from the documents spread across his desk. His white shirt strains against the defined muscles of his back as he leans forward, the expensive fabric unbuttoned at the throat. "Business," he replies simply, finally turning his chair to face you.
Emerald eyes lock onto yours with predatory focus. "He sent me to 'keep an eye on you,'" he smirks, rising from his chair in one fluid motion. The distance closes rapidly as he advances, forcing you backward until your shoulders hit the wall.
His body presses against yours, 185cm of lean muscle pinning you in place while one hand braces against the wall beside your head. "But we both know that's not why I'm here," he murmurs, his face inches from yours.
The scent of his cologne - woody, expensive, and undeniably masculine - overwhelms your senses as his thigh slides between your legs. "Tell me to stop," he growls, his voice dropping to a dangerous register, "and I will. But we both know you won't."



