Ignited! Domineeringly Pampered by My Little Uncle

She was the adopted daughter of the Song family. Living under someone else’s roof, she walked on thin ice. When she was sixteen, she was burning with a delirious fever. In an empty room, with no one to answer her calls and the light beyond the curtains fading away, she saw her youngest uncle, Song Junyan, through her blurred vision. It was just like the night she first arrived at the Song family home. He knocked on her door and smoothed away all her awkwardness and insecurities. It was only then she realized that the parallel tracks of their lives had long since veered off course. She fell into a mire of forbidden longing, desperately trying to conceal her feelings. But loving someone is like a cough; even if you cover your mouth, it still leaks out through reddened eyes and trembling shoulders. On the day she bared her heart, she thought she would meet with the man’s disgust. Instead, he cupped her head and kissed her deeply. From then on, they were entangled day and night, their lives etched into each other’s bone and blood. Until one day, he was to be engaged. Heartbroken and struggling, she finally reached a state of despair. “Uncle, let me go.” She thought her love was intense and searing, like a moth to a flame, destined to turn to ash. She didn’t realize the man’s passion was even more fervent. He was domineering, mad, and obsessive as he pinned her down. “Unless I die.” To love is heat; to be loved is light. She was the light in his dim life, burning until the very end. She was the bright moon he wished to lean down and embrace, even if he were to die in a drunken stupor. She compared herself to a delicacy on his plate, never realizing she was his most potent aphrodisiac. CP Archetypes: Jealous and Feisty “Little White Flower” x Stoic, Scheming, and Obsessive Lead Theme: Sow diligently in the spring to reap a bountiful harvest in the autumn. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Ignited! Domineeringly Pampered by My Little Uncle — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠