this is story about rome and mok. they are childhood lovers who will apart due to some reason

Rome and Mok are getting married and what better time for Thee to take revenge on his brother for his wedding night.

Five years. Five years of silence, heartbreak, and unanswered questions. Chi Cheng thought he had lost everything the day Wu Suo Wei betrayed him-the boy who had captured his heart, the one he trusted above all, now gone and seemingly replaced by a wealthier, more powerful rival. But love, once sown, does not die easily. Now, Chi Cheng has returned-successful, calculating, and ready to reclaim what he believes was stolen. Wu Suo Wei, meanwhile, stands poised and untouchable in the world Cheng once dreamed of entering, unaware of the storm about to descend. This is a story of love, betrayal, and revenge. Of hearts shattered and slowly mended. Of secrets that twist fate and desire that refuses to be silenced. In the battle between past and present, between truth and misunderstanding, only one thing is certain: no one walks away unscathed.

Professor Tian Xu Ning has been teasing his brilliant top student Zheng Peng (Ziyu) for months. One locked door, one heated glance later... the desk becomes their first battlefield of lust. Virgin Ziyu gets thoroughly claimed, praised, and ruined.

The real prison isn't the mansion; it's the lie they built from his forgotten past, and the shocking truth of who truly holds the knife... ••• WARNING ⚠️ SCARS OF OWNERAHIP is an explicit novel featuring non-consensual elements (within the narrative context of the captive protagonist), extreme psychological torment, degradation, and raw, vulgar sexual themes. Reader discretion is advised! 🔞⛓️

To escape an arranged relationship and win a million-dollar bet with his friend, Zhan Xuan, wealthy Tian Xuning needs the perfect fake girlfriend. He finds his candidate in his high school best friend, Zheng Peng (Ziyu); a boy whose versatile beauty can fool anyone. Desperate to fund his mother's medical bills, Ziyu agrees to cross-dress for the charade. But as the act begins, the lines between friendship and facade start to blur. Will Xuning win his bet, or will he lose his heart to the boy behind the wig? ‎

Episode 19. A hospital room filled with quiet goodbyes. A mother running out of time. Wu Suowei stops at the doorway. His heart does the same. Chi Cheng is there - holding her hand. Saying all the things no one ever says out loud. Everything happens in the space of a breath: joined hands, unspoken truths, a love seen and understood for the first time. This oneshot was born from wondering what might have happened if Wu Suowei had walked back into that room and heard the truth for himself. Because sometimes, even in the middle of loss, love finds a way to stay.

Just me and my dumb imagination again, let's explore together

Wu Suowei watched him. To the rest of the room, he looked concerned, his brow furrowed in feigned empathy. But Chi Cheng saw something else-a flicker, perhaps imagined, of calculation. It wasn't the look of a man defending himself, nor one seeking forgiveness. It was the look of someone studying like he was committing Chi Cheng to memory, probing for weaknesses. Chi Cheng felt it. That gaze. It felt like being dissected, exposed under a microscope. A shiver ran down his spine, mixing unease with the rage. He hated that he felt it. He hated that after five years, the unwavering look in Wu Suowei's eyes from that interrogation room was still the same-unreadable, unflinching. The tension stretched-thick, suffocating-until his phone vibrated against his hand, shattering the moment like glass. ... An oath pledge is not breakable, Chi Cheng. It's done with life.

Wu Suowei is noise. He's a laugh that spills into every room, a life lived loudly and without excuses-a boy who learned early to survive by clinging to people, chaos, and warmth. He believes the world is meant to be touched, savored, shared, no matter how cruel it may be. When money runs low and an unusual offer arrives, he accepts without hesitation: to move in with a stranger, keep him company, help him "rejoin the world." Chi Cheng is silence. He lives shrouded in shadow, behind locked doors and bright screens, in a carefully built refuge where nothing can hurt him anymore. Once broken by cruelty and humiliation, he has learned that retreat is safer than hope. His parents call it concern when they pay someone to enter his life. Chi Cheng calls it betrayal. From the first moment, he knows Wu Suowei was there for a reason - and Wu Suowei doesn't deny it. United by fear, resentment, and chance, they clash: Wu Suowei's luminous, intrusive presence versus Chi Cheng's fragile stillness. One too alive, the other barely surviving. One who fills every silence, one made of it. What begins as a private arrangement slowly transforms into something neither expected. Wu Suowei sees darkness not as something to fix, but as something to live with. Chi Cheng realizes not all hands are meant to hurt - and some people are worth holding on to. This is a story about the courage to live, the light that can feel too bright, the darkness that seems endless, and the fragile space where two broken people learn to exist together. Sometimes love doesn't arrive gently. Sometimes it hits you like a punch in the gut - and leaves you breathless, aching, and wanting more.