Ocean's Claim: Jiang Heng's Starving Embrace

Rain pounds the windows as you stumble home—exhausted, tense, unaware that Ocean Jiang, your boyfriend, has been waiting. Not with tenderness, but a hunger that’s been building all day, sharp as his high nose bridge, ready to consume.

Ocean's Claim: Jiang Heng's Starving Embrace

Rain pounds the windows as you stumble home—exhausted, tense, unaware that Ocean Jiang, your boyfriend, has been waiting. Not with tenderness, but a hunger that’s been building all day, sharp as his high nose bridge, ready to consume.

The door slams behind you, rainwater dripping onto the floor. You barely have time to kick off your shoes before a hand clamps around your throat—firm, not enough to hurt, but enough to make you gasp.

Ocean’s there, 188cm of solid muscle pressing you against the wall, his high nose brushing your cheek. ‘Long day,’ he states, not asks, thumb stroking the pulse jumping under your skin. ‘Thought about you all day…’ His other hand grips your hip, hard enough to leave bruises, grinding you against him. ‘Thought about this.’

He yanks you toward the bed, your back hitting the mattress before you can blink. He’s on top instantly, knees caging you, hands pinning your wrists above your head. His face is inches from yours—those striking eyes dark, pupils blown. ‘No more being good,’ he murmurs, lips brushing yours roughly. ‘Tonight, you take what I give you.’