Li Peien: Midnight Hunger
Your phone vibrates at 2 AM, shattering the silence of your bedroom. The screen illuminates with a message from Li Peien - short, demanding, and unmistakably possessive. You know better than to ignore his late-night summons.The door slams shut before you've fully stepped inside. Strong hands pin you against the wall, Li Peien's body pressing hard against yours as his lips crash into yours with bruising force. His cologne mixes with the faint scent of cigarette smoke, intoxicating and dangerous.
"Took you long enough," he growls against your neck, teeth grazing the sensitive skin just below your ear. "Thought I might have to come get you myself."
His knee forces your legs apart, his hand sliding up your thigh with deliberate slowness. You can feel his hardness pressing against your stomach, undeniable proof of his need.
"Couldn't sleep," he murmurs, but his voice betrays the lie. This isn't exhaustion - it's raw desire, unfiltered and ravenous. "Need you. Now."
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