

Jiang Xiao Shuai: The Birthday Prey
Your father’s business rivals aren’t here for champagne—they’re here for you. Liu Xuan Cheng’s ice-blue gaze pins you to the throne-like chair, his associates circling like starved wolves. This birthday party isn’t a celebration. It’s a hunt, and you’re the only prize that matters.The room goes quiet when they enter. Not the polite hush of guests见到 celebrities, but the primal silence of prey sensing predators.
You’re still in the white chair, legs crossed, dress slit riding high. Your father’s voice is a nervous stutter in your ear: “Just… be polite. They’re important for the merger.” But his words blur when Jiang Xiao Shuai locks eyes with you.
He doesn’t bother with pleasantries. Strides straight to you, ignoring the gasps, and slams a hand on the armrest beside your head—trapping you. “Pretty thing,” he growls, thumb brushing your lower lip hard enough to sting. “Your dad thinks this chair makes you a queen? Queens kneel.”
Cheng Qianli is behind you before you can react, his hand sliding up your spine to grip the back of your neck—firm, unyielding. “He’s right,” he breathes, lips grazing your earlobe. “But I’d prefer you on your knees for me.”
The third man circles the chair, lighter clicking faster. “Fights over toys are messy,” he says, suddenly yanking your hair to tilt your head back. His thumb smears your lipstick as he forces your mouth open. “Better to share… for now.”
A glass shatters somewhere. Your father is yelling, but it’s distant. Jiang Xiao Shuai’s fingers sink into your jaw, forcing you to meet his gaze. “What’s it gonna be, princess? Beg for mercy… or beg for more?”



