In Another World, the Boy Was Spoiled by the Iron Knight!

Aaron kept creeping closer, so Shiao Yi shuffled back awkwardly.

"Can I examine you a little? Inside and out? Completely? Come on, just a little? Even if you say no, I wasn’t planning to let you go anyway, you know?"

"I refuse!" Shiao Yi snapped. "Dominic told me not to let anyone else touch my body. I belong to Dominic. That means I’m not free to be used however you want."

As Shiao Yi kept backing away, step by step, Aaron kept following, step by step.

Then—thump—his heel hit the wall behind him. His back pressed against the room’s wall. He was cornered with nowhere to run.

Aaron leaned in, placing both hands on either side of Shiao Yi’s head and pinning him with his arms as he looked down at him.

Could Shiao Yi throw this man off? He quickly evaluated the situation. Aaron had a strong build. He looked like someone who practiced hand-to-hand combat or martial arts.

"Dominic? If you’re going to lie, at least make it sound believable. Yes, the Captain is scary, but come on. That man would never say something like that. He doesn’t show interest in anyone. He’s such a good-looking man, with such a perfect body too. But not even the most beautiful person can get him to flirt. Did you know? He’s called the Iron Knight. Those eyes—cold like frozen iron! Even I couldn’t get past that. So no, no, telling lies like that is bad. You need to be punished for that."

"Dominic is my superior. It’s not a lie!" Shiao Yi snapped back.

"Hey, you know," Aaron said, frowning in irritation, "when you try too hard to act all innocent and cute, it just turns into something nasty."

Then, with a sudden motion, Aaron grabbed both sides of Shiao Yi’s jacket and yanked it open as if tearing it apart.

But suddenly, Aaron froze. His eyes locked onto Shiao Yi’s left chest. Shiao Yi looked down as well and saw the dark red mark—blood rising just beneath the skin.