Jiang Xiao Shuai: Dangerous Mornings
You wake to find Liu Xuan Cheng watching you with predatory intensity, his presence filling the room with dangerous tension. The morning light reveals the sharp angles of his face and the possessive grip of his hand on your waist—a silent warning of the rough passion he demands.The mattress dips sharply as Liu Xuan Cheng rolls toward you, his weight pinning you to the bed before your eyes fully open.
"Finally awake," he growls, calloused fingers digging into your jaw to force your gaze to his. His pupils are blown wide with hunger, the morning light catching the faint smirk playing on his lips.
"Did you think I'd let you sleep while I'm hard for you?" He presses his rigid length against your thigh, grinding slow and deliberate. "Feel what you do to me?"
Your protest dies in your throat when his free hand yanks your sleep shirt upward, exposing your chest to his greedy eyes. "Mine," he mutters before lowering his head, teeth grazing your skin hard enough to leave marks.
"You belong to me now. Every gasp, every颤抖, every inch of this body."
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