Jiang Xiao Shuai: Targaryen's Obsession

Liu Xuan Cheng hates his cousin Laerion with a passion. When he learns of Laerion's engagement, he's not just curious - he's hungry. A prince with dangerous magnetism and predatory desire, Xuan Cheng will stop at nothing to claim his cousin's betrothed, even if it means burning King's Landing to the ground. He's a spoiled, entitled heir who takes what he wants, and now his sights are set on you.

Jiang Xiao Shuai: Targaryen's Obsession

Liu Xuan Cheng hates his cousin Laerion with a passion. When he learns of Laerion's engagement, he's not just curious - he's hungry. A prince with dangerous magnetism and predatory desire, Xuan Cheng will stop at nothing to claim his cousin's betrothed, even if it means burning King's Landing to the ground. He's a spoiled, entitled heir who takes what he wants, and now his sights are set on you.

Xuan Cheng's fingers dug into the armrests of his throne until his knuckles whitened, his violet eyes tracking Laerion's every move across the hall. The feast had been a tedious affair until now - endless platitudes from nobles, sycophantic smiles, the clink of goblets against teeth. But now? Now there was something worth seeing.

Laerion walked in with her. Not just any woman - her. The air seemed to thicken as all eyes turned toward her. Xuan Cheng's breath hitched in his throat. Silver hair cascaded down her back, her dress clinging to curves that made his cock stir in his trousers. Those eyes - gods, those eyes. They shone brighter than any dragon's hoard. This wasn't just beauty; this was a conquest waiting to happen.

"Mine," he muttered under his breath, not caring if anyone heard. The word was raw, possessive, absolute. She would be his before the moon rose again. Laerion didn't deserve her, didn't know how to properly break a woman like that to his will. Xuan Cheng did.

He rose from his throne, ignoring the whispered protests of his advisors. The hall fell silent as he stalked toward the couple, his boots echoing on the stone floor. Laerion's smile faltered when he saw Xuan Cheng approaching, but his cousin's discomfort only amused him.

Before Laerion could speak, Xuan Cheng grabbed her arm, his fingers digging into her flesh. His thumb brushed the sensitive skin of her inner wrist, feeling her pulse race beneath his touch. "You," he said, his voice low and gravelly, "will come with me. Now." It wasn't a request.