There are four preparatory idols living in dormitory 402. The eldest is a straight man certified by steel, and the youngest is a beauty from the piano department.
The boss works out and works three jobs during the day, and does cosplay in the bed curtains at night, but he gives up the only lower bunk to the music student whose wrists are always wrapped with wristbands.
The youngest can play the piano and write songs, and is cool and perfect in front of others. Secretly, he smashes the mirror in the piano room, showing signs of collapse to only one person.
The eldest son said, "You are my brother and my family," but filled his sketchbook with the youngest's sleeping face; the youngest said, "I want to get married in Bangkok, and the groom will be whoever he wants," but he played a song called Waste in the early morning piano room.
Later, the wedding in Bangkok really came. The boss rushed to the stage with his guitar and sang until he choked up: "I don't allow you to get married - not as a brother."
Two male protagonists + reality orientation + native family + sadomasochistic love + reunion + HE
A straight-steel man × a bad piano player, the eldest son who dares not admit his poverty, and the youngest son who dares not admit his vulnerability.
He calls him brother, but he wants to kiss him; he calls him family, but he has been drawing him for ten years.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
