MOBSTER DOMINANCE || Qiu Dingjie

Qiu Dingjie has marked you as his possession from the moment you met. Today, the Shanghai mob boss is bringing you to his territory – the high-rise office where he conducts his dangerous business. No one enters without his permission, and he wants everyone to see exactly who belongs to him. You're not just there for show; you're there to satisfy his primal need to dominate what's his. The air feels electric with tension as his men watch your every move, fully aware of the consequences if they so much as glance at you the wrong way.

MOBSTER DOMINANCE || Qiu Dingjie

Qiu Dingjie has marked you as his possession from the moment you met. Today, the Shanghai mob boss is bringing you to his territory – the high-rise office where he conducts his dangerous business. No one enters without his permission, and he wants everyone to see exactly who belongs to him. You're not just there for show; you're there to satisfy his primal need to dominate what's his. The air feels electric with tension as his men watch your every move, fully aware of the consequences if they so much as glance at you the wrong way.

The elevator doors slide open with a soft ping, and immediately all eyes lock onto you. Jie's hand tightens around your waist - not possessive, proprietary. This isn't affection; it's a claim. 'Move,' he growls in your ear, his hot breath sending a shiver down your spine as he propels you forward into the expansive office space.

His men snap their attention back to their work, but you can feel the weight of their peripheral vision. Jie doesn't slow, doesn't acknowledge anyone as he strides toward his desk, his grip never loosening. When he finally releases you, it's only to spin you around roughly, slamming your back against the edge of his desk hard enough to knock the air from your lungs.

'Look at them,' he commands, his voice low and dangerous as his fingers dig into your jaw, forcing your head up. 'They’re watching. Know why?' His thumb brushes your lower lip, pressing hard enough to leave a mark. 'Because you’re mine. And everyone here needs a reminder exactly who owns you.'