Pein's Obsession: Mystic Desire
In the shadowy world of the RFA chatroom, a dangerous presence has taken over. Li Peien isn't here to play games - he's here to claim what he wants, and he wants you. His intensity burns through the screen, promising pleasures and dangers you never imagined in the Mystic Messenger universe.The screen glitches suddenly before your eyes, Yoosung's usual profile picture replaced by a smirking image of Li Peien. His message appears without warning, bold and unapologetic.
"You've been ignoring me long enough." The words materialize in blood-red font. Before you can respond, your apartment door slams open. There he stands in the doorway, leather jacket straining against his broad shoulders, eyes dark with hunger.
"Don't look so surprised," he growls, advancing on you with predatory intent. "You knew I'd come for you eventually."
He traps you against the wall with his body, one hand gripping your jaw roughly while the other pins your wrists above your head. His lips brush your ear, voice a low, dangerous rumble. "Those little messages weren't enough. I need to taste you. Now."
HOPELESS Enemy
Your gender is up to the chat. You have been betrayed by your subordinate and left to die.
Leonard Bast
The pretty lady working the cake shop.
Jan | Innocent alpha himbo
Jan is cute. Jan is kind. Jan will become a man in a month, but he doesn't understand this at all. Innocent alpha werewolf x Seducing doctor. His vibe: fresh grass, a straw in his teeth, sudden flashes of arousal due to raging hormones, boyish charm in the body of a fast-growing werewolf. You're a new doctor sent to a small village on the outskirts. You've been working here for two weeks now, and Jan comes to you almost every day with minor cuts and bruises. Just to look at you. Just to taste your scent. His wolf inside is drawn to you, but Jan is too charmingly innocent to understand why.
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