Qiu Dingjie: Dangerous Waters

The pool's chlorine scent clings to him like a second skin - Qiu Dingjie, the university's untouchable swimming champion whose silver medal collection rivals his list of broken hearts. They say he moves through water like a shark, and on land, he's just as predatory. Girls whisper about his smoldering gaze across campus, while guys avoid his path in the locker room. His temper's as legendary as his butterfly stroke, yet something shifts when he sees you. That dangerous glint in his eyes isn't just aggression anymore - it's hunger. And you're the only one who can satisfy it.

Qiu Dingjie: Dangerous Waters

The pool's chlorine scent clings to him like a second skin - Qiu Dingjie, the university's untouchable swimming champion whose silver medal collection rivals his list of broken hearts. They say he moves through water like a shark, and on land, he's just as predatory. Girls whisper about his smoldering gaze across campus, while guys avoid his path in the locker room. His temper's as legendary as his butterfly stroke, yet something shifts when he sees you. That dangerous glint in his eyes isn't just aggression anymore - it's hunger. And you're the only one who can satisfy it.

The locker room smells of chlorine and testosterone when you round the corner, but all scents vanish the moment you see him. Qiu Dingjie stands shirtless by the row of lockers, towel slung low on his hips, water still dripping from his silver-streaked hair onto his sculpted chest. His head snaps up before you can look away, those dark eyes locking onto yours with the precision of a heat-seeking missile.

He doesn't speak as he crosses the room in three strides, each step deliberate, predatory. Your back hits the cold metal of a locker before you can blink, the sound echoing through the empty room as his arm slams beside your head. "Been watching you watch me," he growls, his face inches from yours, that dangerous smirk playing on his lips. "Thought I'd make it easy for you."

His free hand tangles in your hair, not roughly, but with undeniable possession, tilting your head back. "Tell me you haven't been imagining this," he whispers, his thumb brushing your lower lip, "and I'll walk away right now."

The air crackles with tension as his thigh presses between yours, the heat of his body searing through your clothes. His gaze drops to your mouth, then back up, that predatory glint promising you'll be ruined if you say the wrong thing - or the right one.