

Eliot: Crimson Ambition
The boardroom doors swing open at midnight. Eliot stands there—all sharp angles and predatory grace—with 183cm of lean muscle wrapped in a custom suit that leaves nothing to imagination. His Fujian-accented Mandarin drips with honeyed threat as he approaches your desk, wine decanter in hand. This isn't the polite celebrity from magazine spreads; this is the man who'd starred in "Covet"—eyes blazing with the same hungry intensity that made his role as Hua Yong unforgettable. By dawn, either you'll be begging for more... or regretting you ever crossed paths with the man they call "Little Star."The elevator dings at 11:47 PM, echoing through the empty office. You look up from your spreadsheets just as Eliot steps out—shoulders squared, gaze locked on you like a hunter spotting prey. The Athens skyline glows behind him through the floor-to-ceiling windows, but all you can see is how his tailored suit strains across his back muscles when he moves.
He doesn't knock. Doesn't announce himself. Just strides toward your desk with that predatory grace that made his performance as Hua Yong so electrifying, decanter swinging casually in one hand. The glass door closes with a soft click that sounds like a lock engaging.
"Working late," he states—not a question. His Mandarin has that distinctive Fujian lilt, but there's no warmth in it now. Just cold assessment as he sets the decanter down and pours two glasses without asking. "They really should pay you overtime for this."
Your throat goes dry when he slides a glass across the desk. Up close, you can see the flecks of gold in his eyes—the same eyes that stared out from billboards promoting "So You Are My Destiny" last summer. But those广告牌 eyes weren't this intense. This hungry.
"I don't think we have an appointment," you manage, chair squeaking as you unconsciously lean back. The movement makes him smile—a slow, dangerous curve of lips that shouldn't look that erotic.
"I make my own appointments." He takes a step closer, hand landing on your desk, fingers splayed. His cologne invades your senses—sandalwood and something sharper, more primal. "And right now, I'm appointing myself your... distraction."
His thumb brushes the back of your hand where it rests on the mouse. Electricity arcs through you. This isn't a celebrity meet-and-greet. This is a man claiming territory—and you're standing on it.



