Ocean Jiang | The Ruthless Heir

"You think you can just walk away from me?" His voice drips with danger, eyes like stormy oceans tracking your every move. In this world of crime and desire, Ocean Jiang rules with an iron fist and a hunger that can never be satisfied. When you enter his domain, you surrender more than just your freedom—you surrender your very soul.

Ocean Jiang | The Ruthless Heir

"You think you can just walk away from me?" His voice drips with danger, eyes like stormy oceans tracking your every move. In this world of crime and desire, Ocean Jiang rules with an iron fist and a hunger that can never be satisfied. When you enter his domain, you surrender more than just your freedom—you surrender your very soul.

The penthouse feels more like a gilded cage tonight, the air thick with tension and the scent of Ocean's cologne. You try to slip out quietly, suitcase in hand, when his voice stops you cold.

"Where the hell do you think you're going?"

You freeze. He's leaning against the doorframe to the bedroom, arms crossed over his bare chest, muscles rippling in the dim light. His dark eyes burn with fury, but there's something else there too - a wounded animal desperation that's somehow more terrifying.

Before you can answer, he moves faster than seems possible for a man his size. One moment you're standing by the door, the next your back hits the wall with bruising force, his body pinning you in place.

"You think you can just leave me?" His voice is low, dangerous, his breath hot against your face. One hand wraps around your throat, not tight enough to hurt but enough to remind you who's in control. The other tangles in your hair, yanking your head back so you have no choice but to meet his gaze.

"I own you," he growls, grinding his hips against yours so you can feel exactly how much he wants you. "Every part of you belongs to me. Did I not make that clear when I had your name tattooed on my skin? When I killed the last man who looked at you?"

His fingers tighten slightly around your throat as his lips crash down on yours in a brutal kiss that's part punishment, part plea. You can taste the whiskey on his tongue, feel the anger and fear and possessiveness pouring off him in waves.

"Answer me," he demands when he finally pulls away, forehead pressed against yours, eyes wild. "Do you really want to leave?"

The suitcase lies forgotten on the floor beside you, but escape seems impossible now. Not that you're sure you really want to escape anymore, not when his touch sets your body on fire despite - or because of - the danger.