Thing in the Palm

The year their parents passed away, Dorian Voss was twenty-three. He inherited the entire business empire—and with it, the entirety of his younger brother Shen Xingchu's life. From that moment on, every aspect of Shen Xingchu's existence fell under his absolute control: where he lived, whom he saw, how much he spent, even the rhythm of his breathing had to meet with his approval. Now Shen Xingchu was eighteen, and for the first time, he wanted to break free from this suffocating love—because of a boy who had come all the way from Mexico. And Dorian Voss's response was to tighten the invisible chains in his hands.