Border Prisoner: The Mad Boss Seduces Her Every Night

The car window rolled down, and Xu Yuanjia's face appeared inside.

The night pressed heavily on his shoulders. The man leaned back in the back seat, his shirt collar slightly open, his wrists loosely resting on the edge of the car window. Moonlight streamed in from the side, casting a clear contrast between light and shadow on his face, highlighting the depth of his features, yet a faint smile played at the corners of his lips.

He's just like a very patient hunter.

Even though the road was completely blocked, leaving people with nowhere to retreat, there was no trace of urgency in his expression. Instead, it revealed a hint of lazy pleasure. "Goodness."

He looked at her, his voice low and laced with a drawn-out laugh, "Finally decided to come find your brother?"

Shi Luyu stood outside the car, her fingertips chilled by the night wind, but her expression remained unusually calm.

She didn't respond to his question, but simply looked at him and asked, "What do you want?"

Upon hearing this, Xu Yuanjia raised an eyebrow slightly. "That's a strange question."

His gaze slowly slid down her face, landing on her clenched hands, and then slowly returned to her eyes. "You ran away from home in the middle of the night, hiding from me, running away from me, and even trespassing across the border with someone else's wife."

"Now you're asking me what I want?" he said, chuckling softly.

"Lulu, isn't this a bit of a case of turning the tables?"

Shi Luyu's chest heaved slightly. She knew she shouldn't let his tone lead her anymore, but hearing that familiar, lazy melody still made her heart ache uncontrollably.

"I just want to go find my parents," she said clearly, word by word.

"You're keeping them detained in Myanmar and won't let me go there. Xu Yuanjia, what exactly are you trying to do?"

"Deduct?" Xu Yuanjia leaned back in his seat, as if he had heard something new.

"I just asked my uncle and aunt to stay a few more days until things at the mine are completely settled before going back."

Her eyes were slightly red in the night, but she didn't cry. Instead, she seemed even more stubborn. "Your people are guarding them, their cars and phones are under control. Isn't that detention?"

Xu Yuanjia looked at her quietly for two seconds, then suddenly reached out and patted the empty seat next to him. "Come on up."

Shi Luyu didn't move, and he didn't urge her either. He just tilted his head slightly, a faint smile on his lips.

"You're standing outside, so your brother has to keep looking up at you."

My neck hurts.

He could still say such things at such an absurd time.

Shi Luyu's pent-up anger was amplified, and she was about to speak when she caught a glimpse of Yu Baoying being held by Cheng Ye not far away.

Yu Baoying was looking at her with a frown, her eyes full of worry.

Shi Luyu pursed her lips, but eventually opened the car door and got in.

As soon as she closed the door, the man reached out and pressed the latch.

A "click" sound.

Shi Luyu was immediately terrified.

Xu Yuanjia seemed oblivious to the fear and wariness in her eyes. He simply turned to gently tuck her hair, which had been ruffled by the night wind, his movements almost tender and natural. "If only you had been this obedient earlier!"

Shi Luyu turned her head away and said coldly, "Don't touch me."

Xu Yuanjia's hand froze in mid-air. He looked down at his empty fingertips and chuckled softly, "It's okay for a good girl to be angry."

"But Lulu." Xu Yuanjia paused slightly, his fingertips slowly caressing the back of her neck, his voice low and casual.

"Your brother wants you to understand that anyone who tries to help you escape..."

The smile on his lips deepened as he spoke, each word deliberate: "They might all be killed by me."

"Most importantly, my brother will be reluctant to part with me."

A chill ran down Shi Luyu's spine, even her fingertips went numb. She stared at him blankly, her chest aching so badly she could barely breathe.

The familiar and beautiful face in front of me suddenly seemed sinister and unfamiliar.

The driver and passenger in the front seats were so quiet they seemed not to exist. In the car behind, Cheng Ye had already coaxed Yu Baoying into his vehicle. The entire border highway was shrouded in night fog, and Xu Yuanjia's men were everywhere.

She can't escape.

She understood this the moment she saw him sitting in the back seat with the window down.

Shi Luyu closed her eyes briefly, her voice hoarse: "I'm tired."

Xu Yuanjia looked at her for a while, but ultimately didn't press her any further.

He raised his hand, gesturing for the car in front to move.

The car started slowly. The tires made a soft sound as they rolled over the gravel on the border road.

Shi Luyu leaned against the car door, staring out the window without saying another word.

Xu Yuanjia wasn't in a hurry. He propped his forehead up, turned his head to look at her, his gaze moving from the top of her head to her profile, and then to her shoulders, which appeared exceptionally slender due to her tension. His eyes were deep and heavy.

After a long while, he spoke in a low voice, as if talking to himself: "Lulu can run so fast, I really want to break your legs."

He even had a slight smile on his lips as he said this.

Gentle, lazy, and beautiful, yet her words send chills down your spine.

Shi Luyu's eyelashes trembled violently, and her fingers slowly tightened.

The man had already reached out and casually pulled a thin blanket over her legs, his tone returning to normal, even carrying a hint of indulgent affection.

"Sleep well, baby, your brother will take you home."

The carriage was quiet. The night fog swept silently past the windows, and the headlights illuminated sections of the border highway as cold white patches of road surface. Gravel, weeds, and abandoned signs—everything seemed to be rushing past.

Shi Luyu leaned against the car door, her eyes open.

The thin blanket on her legs was pulled up tightly, as if gently pressing down on her.

The girl turned her head to look at herself flashing by in the car window. Her face was pale, the corners of her eyes were red, and her lips were bloodless.

Xu Yuanjia's threatening words still lingered in her ear, as gentle as a love confession. Yet, only now did she truly feel a chill run down her spine.

She used to think Xu Yuanjia was just dangerous.

He comes from a high-ranking family, has a bad temper, is ruthless, and is unpredictable, occasionally revealing a side that people dare not think too deeply about.

Now she realized that he wasn't just "dangerous." He was the kind of person who could turn the entire Southeast Asia into a cage.

Shi Luyu slowly curled her fingers and clenched the thin blanket on her knees.

The people in the front row remained silent; the driver and the passenger seat were like two silent shadows. Only Xu Yuanjia, propping his forehead up with his hand, leaned against her, his eyes languid, seemingly just there to pick up his sulking girlfriend from school.

After that day, Shi Luyu neither argued nor cried anymore.

She was unusually quiet.

She gets up to eat breakfast, occasionally sits on the terrace lost in thought, and goes back to her room on time in the evening. The villa is very large; she can go to the garden, the study, the music room, and even have the driver take her to school.

On the surface, Xu Yuanjia didn't seem to be keeping her locked up. He gave her plenty of space.

They even confiscated his phone.

But she soon discovered that everywhere she went, everyone she could contact, and every method she could try bore his mark.

Her first official attempt was at the airport.

Shi Luyu got up before dawn.

She changed into her most ordinary clothes, wore a hat and mask, and carried a backpack. She took a taxi from the back gate of the school to another part of the city. She changed her route three times along the way.

After getting off the bus, she blended into the crowd at the morning market, used the hotspots of strangers to check flights, and then bought a connecting ticket to Singapore with cash.

Throughout the entire process, she did not see any of Xu Yuanjia's people.

There was no black car, no Zhou Ji, and no one was following her.

For a brief moment, she even felt a sliver of hope.

Maybe she was just overthinking things last night.

Perhaps Xu Yuanjia didn't expect her to move so quickly.

Perhaps he genuinely believed she would stay put.

She dragged her suitcase to the check-in counter, her fingers still slightly cold as she handed over her passport. The staff member had already taken the documents and was checking the information when a red warning suddenly popped up on the computer screen.

The other person's expression changed immediately. "Miss Shi, please wait a moment."

Shi Luyu's heart sank suddenly, and a bad premonition enveloped her.

Sure enough, the process that followed was very gentle, polite, and formulaic.

No one dared to let her board the plane.

The staff member behind the counter answered a phone call, nodded repeatedly, and said a few words in English that she couldn't understand. After hanging up, he stood up, handed her the passport back with both hands, and even looked apologetic.

"Sorry, the system indicates that you are temporarily unable to leave the country."

Shi Luyu stared at him, her voice tense: "Why?"

The staff member avoided her gaze, saying, "This... I don't know."

"Then who knows?" Shi Luyu couldn't help but raise her voice and question.

"I'm sorry, Ms. Shi, we can only see the results here."

She was about to say something when a policeman standing at the security checkpoint in the distance happened to turn his head and look over. He glanced at her through the crowd with a complicated expression, as if he recognized her or knew something, but then quickly looked away, pretending he hadn't seen anything.

Shi Luyu stood still, and the noisy voices around her suddenly faded into the distance.

A memory suddenly flashed through her mind: after the murder at the mountain temple, she wanted to report the case to the police station, and the police had told her at the time:

"The Xu family is the law here, they are the law."

She used to think it was exaggerated.

I only realized now that it wasn't an exaggeration at all.

Is the truth.

When she walked out of the airport, it was already fully light.

The crowd surged, announcements blared incessantly, and rows of cars lined the glass facade. She stood on the steps, her palm clutching her passport, her knuckles white from the pressure, and for a fleeting moment, she felt a sense of disorientation—

It wasn't that she lacked ability, nor that her plan was poor.

From the moment she stepped into the airport, it was already destined that she would never leave.

The entire system was working for Xu Yuanjia.

The entire system defaults to her being unable to leave the country.

The man sitting in the villa halfway up the mountain, who warmed milk for her last night, doesn't even need to show his face.