Gu Nanxi

Rae Bennett gave herself a birthday gift at her coming-of-age ceremony—a golden cage.
Then she put the boy she loved into the cage.
Friends said: We, girls, need to be gentle.
So she painted the cage a powdery pink and studded it with glittering diamonds.
He asked, "Why?"
"Because I love you."
She will do whatever it takes to make him hers, even if it means breaking him.
What kind of person is Rae Bennett? Everyone would reply: She's a sunny girl who loves to laugh and brings warmth to the world.
Wyatt Wright said: She's the moon on Halloween, capable of taking lives.
Alternate title of the book: How the Scheming Little Witch Pretends to be Good
(PS: The male protagonist is not weak. This is a sweet and healing story)

Feign Compliance

Wyatt stood at the door, dressed in a thin pajama, his hair still wet: "Rae."


It had been only two days, but Rae Bennett felt he had grown much thinner.


"Wait a moment." She went inside, fetched Rueben Harrington's car keys, and handed them over, "Here are your keys."


Wyatt accepted the car keys, didn't withdraw his hand, but instead opened his palm: "I injured my hand."


There was a long gash in the center of his palm, the skin flapped open, and it had just begun to form a scab.


Only then did Rae Bennett notice the blood on the floor where he had been standing. Her throat tightened, and her voice strained: "How did you get hurt?"


Wyatt watched her, observing the color of her face: "I accidentally broke the bathroom mirror."


Could an accident really cause such a long wound?


He couldn't lie any longer: "On purpose."


229: Wyatt Wright's self-sacrifice trick, the cage culture has arrived (second update)_1