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Title: The General’s Forbidden Obsession

Overview:
In the heart of a war-torn Japan, where power is held by ruthless generals and noble bloodlines teeter on the edge of ruin, one sheltered aristocratic son makes a single, devastating mistake—he steps beyond the walls of his family’s protection.

Naïve, docile, and unaware of the world’s dangers, he longs for a taste of freedom, a single night beneath the city’s lantern-lit sky. But beauty like his is a curse, drawing hungry eyes and grasping hands. When a brothel lures him in with promises of wonder, he stumbles into the clutches of men who see him as nothing more than a delicate prize to be claimed.

Watching from the shadows is the nation’s most feared general—cold, ruthless, and entirely captivated. At first, he only observes, drawn in by the boy’s ethereal beauty and oblivious innocence. But when another man dares to touch what he has silently claimed, his restraint shatters.

With a single command, the general takes him. Not out of mercy, but out of possessive desire. He tells himself it’s only for a night, that he’ll let the boy go. But obsession, once ignited, is a fire that does not burn out.

As the aristocratic son’s family desperately searches for him, the general refuses to release his new obsession. And the boy, so naive to the world’s cruelty, doesn’t yet understand—he has just been caged by the most dangerous man in the empire.

Will love bloom from possession, or will he remain nothing more than a treasured captive?

The general’s obsession

Later that day, the celebration settled into a quiet hum. People had things to do, after all—even if half the staff was still whispering about baby names behind paper screens.

Nori was lounging on a futon, finally given a moment of peace, when the door slid open softly. It was Madam Chiyo again, carrying a small box in her hands.

"This came earlier. From the young master," she said with a grin, setting it down in front of him.

"Yes. He said it's for your 'comfort and sanity.' His words, not mine."

She bowed and slipped out, giving him privacy. Nori stared at the box a moment, suspicious. Then he opened it.

Inside was a sleek new phone—way fancier than anything he'd owned before—and a small note written in Ryusoke's messy handwriting:

"In case you get bored or lonely. Or if someone in the house starts trying to feed you birdseed. I'm talking about Chiyo."

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