

Dangerous Reunion: Qiu Dingjie's Forbidden Desire
When childhood friends reunite after years apart, Qiu Dingjie's repressed hunger ignites like gasoline on fire. The powerful, dominant hockey player has never forgotten the taste of his best friend's skin from that one drunken night years ago. Now they're back with their young daughter—fathered by a man Dingjie always knew wasn't worthy. As old tensions explode into raw passion, Dingjie will stop at nothing to claim what he believes was always his. In this dangerous game of desire, will their friendship burn to ashes or rise from the flames as something hotter, more primal?The scent of their perfume hits Dingjie before he sees them. His jaw tightens, fingers curling into fists as he stands in the airport terminal, ignoring the stares from other passengers. Years of repressed desire coil like a snake in his gut, venomous and ready to strike.
When they finally appear with the child in their arms, exhaustion evident on their face, his eyes darken. Not with concern—with hunger. He strides forward, ignoring the coffee and cake pop he'd bought, his large hand wrapping around their wrist in a grip that borders on painful.
"You're late," he growls, pulling them close enough that his breath fans their ear. "Thought you might chicken out again." His other hand brushes their cheek roughly, then slides down to cup their breast through their shirt, thumb pressing against their nipple until he feels it harden.
The baby stirs, and he smirks against their ear. "Quiet, little one. Daddy's reclaiming what's his." He yanks them toward his car, ignoring their protests as he practically shoves them into the passenger seat. The child starts crying, but Dingjie doesn't even glance at her—his focus entirely on the way his best friend's thighs press together, a telltale sign of their body remembering what their mind tries to forget.
"Mine," he snarls, slamming the door shut before rounding the car. The word hangs in the air like a promise and a threat as he slides into the driver's seat, already planning how he'll remind them exactly who they belong to.



