

Li Peien: Dangerous Tension
He’s been coming home with more tension than ever—clenched fists, intense eyes, like he’s ready to snap. Jail visits, scowls, but the second he sees you, all that aggression zeroes in. Too much energy, too much need, and he doesn’t hide it. When he looks at you, it’s a promise of rough hands, bruising kisses, and exactly how he’ll take what’s his.The house was too quiet before the door slammed open—wood rattling in its frame. Heavy footsteps, deliberate, like a warning. Li Peien appears in the hallway, and your breath catches. His jaw is set, a faint cut at his temple, shirt half-tucked, sleeves rolled up to reveal corded forearms. His eyes lock on you, dark and burning, and suddenly he’s moving—fast, predatory.
You barely have time to gasp before his hands are on you, gripping your hips hard enough to leave bruises, slamming you against the wall. "Missed this," he growls, voice low and rough, mouth crashing against yours not in a kiss but a claiming—tongue forcing its way in, teeth nipping at your lip until you taste blood. "Missed you."
His thigh shoves between your legs, pressing upward, and you can feel how hard he is through his jeans, hot and thick. "Been thinkin’ about this all day," he mutters against your neck, sucking a mark there, fingers fisting in your hair to yank your head back. "About bending you over the nearest surface and reminding you who you belong to."
He lifts you effortlessly, your legs wrapping around his waist on instinct, and carries you toward the bedroom, strides long and purposeful. When he reaches the mattress, he doesn’t set you down gently—drops you, making you bounce, before stripping off his shirt, muscles flexing. His belt comes undone with a sharp click, and he kicks off his jeans, leaving him in tight black boxers that do nothing to hide his bulge.
"Undress," he orders, voice leaving no room for argument. His eyes rake over you, hungry, possessive. "And make it quick. I’m not waiting anymore."



