“Don’t ignore me! I know you’re awake!”   Someone pushed Luna’s shoulder hard. Her eyes flew open, and a purple and black galaxy unfolded before her. Her bottom left whatever she had been sitting on, but she did not fall. There was a resistance that made her body glide instead.   Luna blinked a few times, stunned.   "I dare you to say it again.” The same voice challenged her.  Luna turned towards the source. There it was again. The sensation when she moved was familiar. However, she had no time to make sense of it. The deep voice belonged to a burly woman, instead of a man like Luna had assumed, not that it made anything better. Her guest looked as friendly as a starving lioness.  Luna straightened her neat celestial-like robes while she quickly collected her thoughts. It shimmered and shone brighter than the glow emanating from her body. The fabric was so silky to touch that it was like water. Although it was transluc

Luna was right. She had inhabited Luo RenRan’s body.  RenRan’s family belonged to the working class, but her gripe was not their standard of living, it was her parents’ favourtism for her brothers. She was the only girl, and she was the oldest. Anything her brothers did, she was responsible for. Any wrong they committed, they were let off with a more lenient punishment, while she was supposed to forgive and forget. Their expectations for her and the restrictions they imposed on her could not be compared to the standards they held her brothers against. The only solace she had was that her siblings never directly crossed her line, even when she was old enough to start working. If only it stayed that way forever.  “RenRan... Forgive your brother, okay? You know he only took it because he needed it and only you can help him. If you have someone you need to blame, blame your father.” A gentle motherly voice coaxed her. “If your father helped, none of us would be

RenRan’s heart jumped but she poised herself promptly, ready to grapple with whoever had manhandled her.   “Why’d you run away from me? Didn't we have deal?” The somewhat familiar deep voice cleared up the situation.  “I’m not running from you.” RenRan explained as she attempted to pull her arm out of his strong grip.  “You know you can’t lie with this within us.” He pointed at his chest and kept on his tight smile. “You got to try harder than that to convince me.”  RenRan frowned. “And I was precisely following that to find you, as agreed.”  His smile gradually disappeared as his gaze dropped to study her entire body. “…You’re weaker than the last time I saw you.”  RenRan had nothing to say in response. Instead, she attempted to twist her arm free again.  “Even so, I’ve never heard of a compass malfunctioning because of this before.”  Annoyed with his accusations, RenRan tuned in

RenRan’s eyes opened wide. No matter how hard she pushed against him or how much she pounded his chest, shoulders, or head, he persisted on. She tried to bite him, but he avoided using his tongue and skillfully moved his mouth in tandem with her attempts. With his hand cupping the back of her head, she could not break the kiss either. She was at his complete mercy.   ‘I should have dropped the act earlier. This isn’t worth it!’ Fear slowly gripped her heart as she wondered how far he would take it.  Then, he stopped, just as suddenly as he started. “Enough?” He grinned and meaningfully applied greater pressure on her lower back.   His move made RenRan conscious of the rock hard member against her abdomen. Immediately recognising what it was, she fiercely pushed against his chest and demanded, “Okay, let me go! I’ll properly spend some time with you first!”  He smiled with satisfaction. “Like I thought.” Then, he let her go. “You wo