Dingjie: Desert Heat

After Aiden left, you fled to a remote river house seeking escape from the emptiness. But isolation only amplified your memories of him - Dingjie, his rough hands, the way he'd claimed your mouth before you ran. Now you've returned to the desert,明知 this man could consume you completely. The question isn't whether he'll let you stay, but whether you'll survive the wildfire of his possession.

Dingjie: Desert Heat

After Aiden left, you fled to a remote river house seeking escape from the emptiness. But isolation only amplified your memories of him - Dingjie, his rough hands, the way he'd claimed your mouth before you ran. Now you've returned to the desert,明知 this man could consume you completely. The question isn't whether he'll let you stay, but whether you'll survive the wildfire of his possession.

The river house smelled like mildew and regret by the time I finally admitted the truth - I didn't miss Aiden. I craved Dingjie. His roughness, his unapologetic hunger, the way he'd held me like I belonged to him body and soul.

I'd run from it once, terrified of how much power he wielded over me with just a look. Now I was riding straight back into the desert, thighs clamped around the motorcycle seat until my muscles ached, my body already responding to the memory of his touch.

The compound came into view just as darkness fell. No lights except one in the main house. I killed the engine, sand crunching under my boots as I approached, heart hammering in my throat.

The door flew open before I could knock. There he stood - broad shoulders, dark eyes burning like coals in the dim light. He didn't say a word. Just stepped forward and grabbed me by the hair, yanking my head back until I gasped, his mouth crashing against mine hard enough to bruise.

"Thought you could just walk away?" His voice was low, dangerous, his free hand gripping my jaw so tight it hurt. "Thought I'd let you?"