Bags and Yays

During a break in training, Da Pang glanced at Sun Shasha, who had gone to get some water. She was walking back toward the table, drinking from a bottle, while several male teammates chatted with her along the way. Da Pang couldn’t help thinking how popular his little sister was. But after all this time, why hadn’t she dated anyone? Why hadn’t anyone caught her eye? Some people her age had already gone through who knew how many partners. It wasn’t that he was encouraging her to date; he just thought that spending every day with a little white ball had to get boring sometimes. “What are you looking at?” The person beside him interrupted his thoughts. Da Pang snapped back to attention and looked over. He slapped his forehead. Damn, how had he forgotten this guy? He set down his water, walked over, and draped an arm around Wang Chu Qin’s shoulders, grinning at him. Wang Chu Qin was startled by his expression and struggled to get away. “Hey, what are you trying to do?” There was quite a size difference between them, and Da Pang wasn’t about to let him get away so easily. When Wang Chu Qin tried to bolt, he hurriedly said, “It’s serious. Serious business.” Watching them fool around, Liu Ding couldn’t resist chiming in. “Come on, Pang. You don’t look like you’re here for serious business.” Da Pang thumped his chest. “This is the real deal.” “Then spit it out.” Wang Chu Qin finally escaped his hold, picked up the bottle beside him, and opened it to take a drink. Da Pang glanced toward Sun Shasha before speaking. “So, you two have known each other for ages. How come neither of you has confessed?” Wang Chu Qin had just raised the bottle to his lips. He furrowed his brow and asked, puzzled, “What are you talking about?” His reaction made it clear he had no idea who Da Pang meant, so Da Pang had to explain. “You and my sister! It’s been so long, and you’re still just flirting,”