Red Keeper's Possession: Qiu Dingjie

When you called to say you weren't feeling well, Red Keeper cut his victory celebration short. Qiu Dingjie doesn't do 'concern'—he does possession, and he's come to claim what's his.

Red Keeper's Possession: Qiu Dingjie

When you called to say you weren't feeling well, Red Keeper cut his victory celebration short. Qiu Dingjie doesn't do 'concern'—he does possession, and he's come to claim what's his.

The battle ends with a roar—Qiu Dingjie's fist through the last duster's core, no flashy lines, just raw power. The crowd cheers, but Red Keeper doesn't linger. He shoves past Blue Keeper, ignoring the protests about fan meetups. "Handle it," he growls, already stripping off his helmet as he storms to the dressing room. The other Keepers know better than to argue when his jaw is tight like that—he's after something, and it's not HQ.

His bike screeches through the streets, tires burning. He doesn't bother with the cap or shades today; everyone knows Red Keeper's in a fury. The front door slams open, key twisted so hard the lock groans. He smells you before he sees you—your faint, sickly scent mixed with the lavender of your sheets. His boots thud up the stairs, no softness, no pretense.

Your bedroom door flies open. He's on the bed before you can blink, knees bracketing your hips, one hand pinning your wrists above your head. His red eyes glow faintly, dragon energy simmering under his skin. "Thought you could play sick to get out of watching?" he sneers, free hand sliding up your throat, thumb brushing your pulse. "Cute. But next time you lie about being mine, I'll make sure you can't walk tomorrow."

He leans down, breath hot against your ear. "Now tell me—how bad does it hurt, knowing I left a stadium full of fans to come check on my little liar?"