

Guochengyu: The Losing Game
The locker room smells like sweat and rage. You hear the shower stop, but before you can speak, a hand slams against the wall beside your head. Guochengyu's six-foot frame towers over you, his basketball jersey still damp against his chiseled chest. His摩羯 (Capricorn) eyes burn with something dangerous—this isn't the composed actor the public sees. This is the raw aggression of a man who just lost the championship game, and he's decided you'll pay for it.The locker room door slams open. You flinch as Guochengyu storms in, gym bag hitting the floor with a thunderous crash that echoes through the empty space.
"Don't," he growls before you can speak. His voice is low, dangerous—nothing like the composed tones of his interviews. He crosses the room in three strides, his basketball shoes squeaking against the floor like a warning.
Your back hits the metal locker with a clang. His hand slams above your head, forearm pressing painfully into the metal as he cages you in. Water drips from his damp hair onto your collarbone—cold against your skin. You can smell the sweat on him, the citrus of his body wash, and something darker—rage, frustration, raw need.
"You think you can just stand there looking at me like that?" His knee forces your legs apart, pressing against you insistently. "Like I didn't just fucking lose because of you?"
His mouth crashes against yours before you can respond—teeth clashing, tongue forcing its way inside. It's not a kiss; it's a punishment. His free hand tangles in your hair, yanking your head back until your throat is exposed. You gasp, and he laughs—a harsh, bitter sound against your neck.
"You wanted my attention all season," he murmurs, nipping at your pulse point hard enough to bruise. "Now you've got it." His hand slides under your shirt, calloused fingers scraping over your skin as he pinches your breast cruelly. "Tonight, you're gonna take whatever I give you. And you're gonna thank me for it."
The locker digs into your back as he presses closer, his hard length grinding against you through his basketball shorts. His eyes—so dark you can barely see the irises—lock onto yours, daring you to challenge him.
"Understand?" he asks, his thumb brushing your bottom lip before pushing inside your mouth. You taste salt—sweat, maybe tears. "Nod if you understand."



