[21+] Mia Chen had always known two things about Ian Wu. First, he was the kind of man who turned heads the moment he walked into a room. Second, he was in love with her best friend. So when a terrifying night in Shanghai left Mia with no one to turn to but Ian, she never expected him to become the one person she couldn't stop thinking about. What began as a secret shared between two people slowly turned into late-night conversations, stolen moments, and a friendship neither of them had seen coming. The more time they spent together, the harder it became for Mia to ignore her growing feelings. There was just one problem. As far as Mia knew, Ian's heart had always belonged to someone else. Determined to protect herself, she kept her distance. But when Ian finally realized that the person he had been searching for had been standing beside him all along, he might already have been too late. In an industry built on rumors, scandals, and carefully crafted images, falling in love was risky. And keeping it a secret might have been impossible.

In front of the cameras and beneath the flashing lights, they're forced to be strangers. Perfect, detached, and completely out of reach. A flawless illusion carefully designed to keep the world from ever guessing the truth. But Wicked isn't about the charade they play during the day. It's about what happens when the cameras turn off and the bedroom door locks. Behind soundproof walls and closed doors, the masks come off. No more formalities. No more forced distance. The suffocating tension they've been burying all day finally snaps, turning into a raw, demanding hunger. In the shadows, the heavy silence vanishes, replaced by wrecked breathing and racing pulses. They are no longer pretending. They're not just falling in love. They're tearing each other apart and putting themselves back together in the most brutal, intimate way possible. Every stolen second burns with a scorching intensity. One glance and all hesitation dies-leaving only pure, unadulterated hunger. Possessive hands, a tight grip on the waist that doesn't ask for permission, and the heat of their bodies locking together like they're running out of time. A connection so intense that the scent of bare skin becomes a drug, making them completely forget how to let go first. Behind closed doors, Linghe and Xiwei morph into beings the public would never recognize. They become wild, demanding, and entirely ruled by their rawest, most primitive instincts. This is the story of two bodies craving each other with a desperate, burning ache-wrecking each other in the dark, far from the world's judgment. Some love stories are meant for the spotlight. Theirs? It's meant to be stripped down, tasted, and consumed-strictly behind closed doors.

[18+] Behind the lights, the cameras, and perfectly written lines... two hearts begin to blur the line between acting and reality. One scene that felt too real. One step they never meant to take. And one night... that changed everything. When Tian Xiwei and Zhang Linghe finally stop pretending, they realize this is no longer just chemistry for the screen. What they've been holding back finds its way out-soft, undeniable, and impossible to ignore. But in a world ruled by expectations, contracts, and unseen rivalries, loving each other is never simple. Because some lines are meant to be clear... until they choose to cross them anyway. (IT'S A FANFIC, MEANING: IT'S FICTION. CONTAINS MATURE CONTENTS. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK)

[21+] Linghe had never thought loving someone could feel this heavy. In front of the cameras, under the polished glow of the industry, everything looked effortless. He loved Xiwei with a certainty that had never wavered, a quiet, unwavering devotion that asked for nothing in return. He had never doubted her, not once. But in a world where even standing beside her in public was forbidden, where their love had to exist in stolen moments and hidden glances, something began to crack. Because while he was forced to remain in the shadows, someone else was allowed to stand in the light. Ian Wu had admired Xiwei long before he ever worked with her--watched her from afar, drawn to her brilliance, her quiet strength, the way she carried herself as if she belonged to no one and nothing at all. Working alongside her had once felt like a distant dream. But dreams have a way of changing shape when they come true. What began as admiration slowly turned into something deeper. Something dangerous. The more time they spent together, the harder it became to ignore. Ian started noticing the little things-the way she laughed when she was tired, the small kindnesses she offered without thinking, the warmth she left behind without even trying. And somewhere along the way, admiration turned into something deeper. Something he couldn't quite name, but couldn't deny either. The worst part? He knew she wasn't his to have. Xiwei found herself caught in the middle of it all. Between a love that had always been hers, and a presence that refused to fade, no matter how hard she tried to keep things where they belonged. When the heart is pulled in two directions, which one truly feels like home? Because when love stops being simple, when it demands a choice--someone always ends up paying the price. (IT'S A FANFIC, MEANING: IT'S FICTION. CONTAINS MATURE CONTENTS. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK)

Daniel Zhang and Vivian Tian should never have met. He spent his days surrounded by circuits, equations, and engineering projects. She spent hers beneath stage lights, scripts in hand, bringing stories to life. He hated attention. She attracted it without trying. He was the cold prince of Shanghai's engineering world. She was the beloved star of Shanghai Theatre Academy. Different universities. Different dreams. Different worlds. Yet fate seemed determined to throw them together. Three times. Three unfortunate accidents. And by the time they realized what was happening, neither of them could imagine a future without the other. This is not the story of how they began. This is the story of how it ends.

She wants to rebuild a café by the sea. He wants to build a future in architecture. In Shanghai, their paths cross again-and nothing stays simple.

They grew up beneath the same sky, believing that love alone would be enough. Author's Note; I just finished writing the whole story! I am just drafting and polishing it up! I should release 3-4 chapters a day! Please let me know what you all think!