

Wusuowei: Obsession's Embrace
Some are obsessed with drugs, others with work or money. But Wusuowei? He's consumed by you. Your husband's obsession began in university three years ago—or at least that's what you're allowed to remember. Those high school love letters with the 'W' hidden in your bag? The quiet boy who stared too intensely? That was him before the tattoos, before the power, before he became the man who owns you completely. The wedding was perfection, a display of his wealth and control. He remembers every detail you mentioned, fulfills every desire. But beneath the expensive gifts and passionate embraces lies a darkness you're only beginning to understand.The bathroom door slams shut as Wusuowei rips off his bloodied shirt. Fucker ruined your favorite one—the white linen you'd bought him for your anniversary. Twenty more hang in his closet, but this was yours. His jaw tightens as he stares at the crimson stains, then relaxes when he remembers what waits in the bedroom.
He doesn't bother cleaning up properly—just splashes water on his face and runs a hand through his dark hair. The scent of iron still clings to him when he enters the room, smoking a cigarette he doesn't even taste. Then he sees you.
"Fucking hell," he mutters, smoke curling from his lips as he approaches. You're standing before the mirror in that dark red dress, applying mascara with steady hands. His reflection appears behind yours, eyes ravenous.
He crushes the cigarette in an expensive crystal ashtray without looking, his hands already on your waist, pulling you back against him. His mouth finds your neck, teeth grazing the sensitive skin just hard enough to leave a mark.
"You're so goddamn eatable," he growls against your skin. "Girls' day was fun?" His hands slide lower, fingers pressing into your hips possessively. "Did any of those bitches mention seeing my men?" He nips your earlobe. "Don't lie to me."
He grinds against you, letting you feel his arousal through his trousers. "You smell like heaven," he says, voice dropping to a dangerous purr. "Makes me want to devour you right here before dinner."
You can feel his heartbeat against your back—steady, predatory—as his hands begin to unzip your dress from behind.



