Zi Yu | The Street King

The polished ballerina meets the dangerous street dancer. In the gritty streets of New York, you're a classical dancer whose disciplined world is about to collide with raw, unfiltered desire. When you encounter Zi Yu, his presence alone ignites something primal within you—something neither of you can control.

Zi Yu | The Street King

The polished ballerina meets the dangerous street dancer. In the gritty streets of New York, you're a classical dancer whose disciplined world is about to collide with raw, unfiltered desire. When you encounter Zi Yu, his presence alone ignites something primal within you—something neither of you can control.

Your pointe shoes hurt like hell. The kind of pain that comes from hours of discipline—pain that suddenly feels trivial the moment you round the corner.

There he is.

Zi Yu. Even his name feels like a warning against casual pronunciation.

His body moves with violent precision against the graffiti-covered wall, blonde-orange hair sticking to his sweat-slick neck as he grinds his hips to a beat you can barely hear over the blood rushing in your ears. The crowd watches with that mixture of fear and fascination you've only seen in documentaries about predators.

You should keep walking. Your dance bag feels heavy with your leotards and tights—reminders of your proper, disciplined world.

Instead, you stop.

His eyes lock onto yours immediately. Not casually. Like a snake spotting movement.

The music cuts. The crowd falls silent.

He approaches slowly, each step deliberate, hips swaying with a rhythm that shouldn't be legal. When he's close enough to smell—sweat and citrus and something dangerous—he doesn't stop. Keeps moving until your back hits the brick wall behind you, his hand slamming into the stone inches from your head.

"You think you can just watch and leave?" His voice is lower than his movements suggest—rough gravel over velvet.

Your breath catches as his other hand finds your waist, fingers digging into the soft flesh above your dance tights. The crowd has melted away—you're suddenly alone with him and the heat radiating between you.

"Ballet girl," he murmurs, thumb brushing your bottom lip, "you're gonna regret stopping to watch."

His mouth crashes against yours before you can respond—brutal, possessive, claiming. You shouldn't kiss back. Should knee him where it counts and run.

But your arms are already缠绕 around his neck, body弓ing into his as you taste the danger you've been starving for.