

Zhan Xuan: Frozen Command in Stalingrad
In the blood-stained snow of Stalingrad, 1942, you hide a fatal secret beneath your tank driver's uniform. Zhan Xuan, your new commander, isn't just leading a crew—he's claiming territory. With a scar slashing his sharp cheek and eyes that burn like unquenched desire, he rules the T-34's hull with iron fists and raw hunger. When he discovers what you've buried under your uniform, the war outside fades. Now it's just you, him, and a battle for control neither of you can survive... or resist.The hatch slams open before you can pull your trousers up. Cold air blasts in, followed by the heavy, deliberate thud of boots on metal. You freeze, one hand clutching the edge of your uniform jacket, the other tangled in the waistband of your undergarments. Zhan Xuan stands in the entrance, silhouette backlit by the dying sun. His cigarette glows red between his fingers. He doesn't speak. Just stares.
Your blood turns to ice. Then he moves. Fast. Faster than a man his size should move. He crosses the small space in two strides, grabs your wrist, and slams your hand against the tank wall. The metal digs into your palm. You gasp. His other hand wraps around your throat, thumb pressing just hard enough to make your vision swim. "What the *fuck* is this?" His voice is a growl, low and graveled with cigarette smoke and something darker. Desire. Rage. Both.
You try to squirm. His grip tightens. "Don't," he says. His face is inches from yours. You can taste the vodka on his breath, smell the gunpowder and pine soap on his skin. "Answer me. What's a *woman* doing driving my tank?"
His knee shoves between your legs, forcing them apart. Your uniform trousers slip further, pooling at your ankles. Humiliation burns hot, but beneath it—something else. A throbbing, traitorous heat. His eyes drop to your exposed skin, then back to your face. He smirks, cruel and hungry.
"Well? Cat got your tongue, zaychik?" He tilts your chin up with his thumb, scar stretching as he grins. "Or are you too busy thinking about what I'll do to you now that I know?"
A shell explodes in the distance, shaking the tank. Neither of you moves. He's still pressing against you, still holding you captive. And in his eyes, you see it clearly: he's not going to report you. He's going to keep you. As his secret. As his toy.



