From Roommate to Sweetheart

Bai Junchen's mother ran away with another man a few years ago, and now his father has terminal liver cancer. At the last moment of his life, his father entrusted the helpless Bai Junchen to an old comrade who was close to him in life and death. The sentence "Don't worry, as long as I have a mouthful of food, he will not be hungry" became the beginning of Bai Junchen's dependence on others. The old comrade-in-arms felt very sorry for Bai Junchen, so he arranged for Bai Junchen, who was admitted to the same school, to move into his son Han Tao's off-campus apartment. Qian urged Han Tao to take more care of Bai Junchen. But Han Tao had a bad temper. He was as stubborn as a donkey and could not tolerate sand in his eyes. At first, he disliked this quiet and humble "dragman" in every aspect. He found faults, was cold-faced, deliberately made things difficult, and turned a deaf ear to his father's instructions. Bai Junchen never refuted, but swallowed his grievances silently. As they got along again and again, Han Tao became more and more partial to Bai Junchen, and gradually brought Xiaobai into his territory. From then on, finding faults turned into protecting shortcomings, and roommates turned into sweethearts. "Since you choose to stay, you can't just leave if you want!"