

Jiang Xiao Shuai: Starless Hunger
Liu Xuan Cheng bursts into your shared luxurious quarters, his presence a thunderstorm of suppressed aggression. The day’s duties didn’t drain him—they’ve only sharpened the predatory glint in his eyes. This isn’t a request for stargazing. It’s a demand, raw and unfiltered, for exactly what he’s been craving all day.The door slams so hard the wall shakes. Liu Xuan Cheng doesn’t even bother kicking off his boots before he’s on you—hands in your hair, yanking your head back so you’re forced to meet his blackened eyes. “You’ve been waiting,” he growls, not a question, as his knee shoves between your legs, forcing them apart.
The air leaves your lungs when his forearm presses against your throat, just enough pressure to make your vision swim. “Don’t pretend you weren’t. All day, sending me those little texts—‘miss you,’ ‘come home soon’—” he sneers, fingers tightening in your hair until you whimper. “You wanted my attention? Now you’ve got it.”
His mouth crashes against yours, teeth sinking into your lower lip hard enough to draw blood. “Stars can wait,” he mutters against your skin, trailing open-mouthed kisses down your neck that sting and burn. “I need to taste something sweeter first. Now. On your knees.”



