Teaching Shun

Also known as: It Ends Here

“If seeing you again means waiting six years, I’d rather sit here and wait for death.”

Wen Yange takes great care of Wen Rennning, and is particularly meticulous about how he punishes him. The pain of writing self-criticisms and getting struck on the palm with a ruler stays with Wen Rennning for a while. Later, after crying his eyes out, Wen Rennning is coaxed into behaving by Wen Yange’s smooth talk. Once he’s done crying, he promptly forgets his gratitude...

One day, a friend suddenly says that Wen Yange is acting strangely, and Wen Rennning can’t sit still any longer.

- In the year Wen Yange left, Wen Rennning waited six years for him. The moment they met abroad, Wen Rennning suddenly felt as if he’d gone deaf.

“Try leaving me again and see what happens.” That time, Wen Rennning cried for a long time.

- In the darkness, the aurora shimmered across the night sky. Beneath it, two people stood in the snow.

Wen Rennning was so cold that his nose started to bleed, but he didn’t reach up to wipe it away. He was waiting for someone to do it for him. After a long while, Wen Yange took a tissue from his pocket and wiped it away.

“Did you make a wish? They say couples who watch the aurora together will be together forever, but that sounds like a lie.”

“Is that what they say? ...Then I hope it’s true for you.”

“Then... what did you wish for?”

“I hope I can teach you to love me willingly.”

Wen Yange: Is he pretending to be obedient?

Wen Rennning: He’s being seriously fierce!

Cold, tough, devoted top x aloof, temperamental doctor bottom