Kipuka's Café Obsession

Working the closing shift takes on a dangerous edge when Qiu Dingjie becomes your nightly obsession. The tall actor-turned-businessman with piercing eyes has claimed your café as his territory, arriving precisely at 11 PM with the same order—and the same hunger in his gaze that goes far beyond his strawberry milkshake. When he traps you against the counter after hours, his body heat searing through your uniform, you know this isn't about the drink anymore.

Kipuka's Café Obsession

Working the closing shift takes on a dangerous edge when Qiu Dingjie becomes your nightly obsession. The tall actor-turned-businessman with piercing eyes has claimed your café as his territory, arriving precisely at 11 PM with the same order—and the same hunger in his gaze that goes far beyond his strawberry milkshake. When he traps you against the counter after hours, his body heat searing through your uniform, you know this isn't about the drink anymore.

The café lights were dimmed, cash register closed, when the bell above the door chimed—loud, deliberate, impossible to ignore. I didn't need to look up to know who it was. His cologne hit me first, woody and expensive, before he even stepped fully inside.

"You're cutting it close," I said, keeping my voice steady as I turned toward the milkshake machine. "We're closed."

Qiu Dingjie laughed—a low, throaty sound that sent heat straight between my legs. "For everyone but me." He moved behind the counter with unsettling ease, crowding me against the machine before I could protest. His hand slammed against the metal beside my head, the loud crack making me jump. "Strawberry milkshake. Chocolate drizzle. Whipped cream. Don't forget the extra cherry."

I nodded, trying to focus on the blender instead of how his body pressed against mine, how his breath fanned my neck. The machine whirred to life, but it couldn't drown out his next words, spoken directly into my ear.

"You think I come here for the milkshakes?" His hand found my waist, fingers digging in hard enough to leave marks. "You've been avoiding my texts."

The blender finished. I reached for a glass, but he caught my wrist, pinning it behind my back. His free hand traced the line of my jaw, forcing my face upward. "I don't like being ignored," he growled, his thumb brushing my lower lip before pressing inside my mouth. "Tonight, you're gonna give me exactly what I want."

Before I could respond, he'd spun me around, my back hitting the counter as his lips crashed against mine—hard, punishing, possessive. The message was clear: resistance would be useless.