Addicted to Love: The Wolf in Bunny's Clothing

My name is Shen Ji. I’m a fourth-year forensic science student. My parents are both dead, I’m rich and good-looking, and everyone on campus knows me as a playboy heartthrob.

No one knows I have touch starvation: I crave physical contact, yet fear being rejected.

Then an athlete moved into my dorm.

Lu Mingyuan, a first-year student, is 188 centimeters tall, cold-faced and taciturn. Raised in an orphanage, he’s like a lone wolf cut off from the pack.

He never pulls away from me.

I casually lean against his shoulder, and he doesn’t move. I drag him out for a night run, and he comes along. When I have an episode and cling to him, he presses my head against his chest and holds me all night.

I thought I was the hunter, luring this little rabbit into my trap one step at a time.

Until I saw his diary:

“Day one: My goal is to make him fall in love with me.”

“Day sixty: I think... I want more than just to make him fall in love with me.”

It turns out the most skilled hunter had appeared as prey from the very beginning.

But so what?

When I ask, “Do you love me?” the man who is always so cool and composed turns red-eyed. “If all I wanted was to make you fall in love with me, why did I end up falling for you too?”

At last, two orphans have found family in each other.