Even Mutes Are Loved

Hello, everyone. I'm so sorry I suddenly disappeared for a while. I only logged in today to reply to you all. I'm in my final year of high school, and my family asked me to hand over my phone so I could focus on the college entrance exam. I only just got back into my account. I'm sorry to have kept you waiting so long.

I only get a break every two weeks, and I'm also a little anxious because I've been stuck on the story. Updates will be irregular, but I'll do my best to keep writing. I won't start another book until this one is finished, and that will take a long time, so please don't wait for me.

Thank you for enjoying this book. I'm so happy to have had your support. I let you all down, and I want to thank every reader who subscribed, tipped, or commented. Thank you.

The next book probably won't start until after next year's college entrance exam. I plan to finish writing the whole thing before I start posting it, so I won't let you down with another hiatus. That means it probably won't be out for quite a while. I'm sorry.

Blurb:

[Slow-witted, capable little mute x sharp-tongued but soft-hearted young master]

When he was eight, Yu He'an lost his parents in a car accident and became a mute child nobody wanted.

His aunt took him in. He never lived there for free: during school breaks, he worked to earn money, and he was always diligent. His aunt would tell everyone what a good boy he was.

When he turned eighteen, his aunt became seriously ill. His uncle brought him to a dazzlingly luxurious villa. He was a bit dim, and when his uncle told him to repay the family's kindness, he agreed.

It was just that his arranged-marriage partner couldn't stand the sight of him.

At their first meeting, the other boy looked down his nose at him and snapped,

"I know what people like you are like. You'd sell yourself for a little money. You're really that cheap."

The young master stood at the top of the stairs, his words dripping with malice, enough to soak the entire room. Yu He'an only furrowed his brow and looked up at him earnestly.

After fumbling with something for a while, he walked over and handed him a note.

It read: "I'm very expensive. Three million. That's enough to cover Auntie's bills for a long time."

The young master stared at him for a long while, then turned and left.

Yu He'an was clumsy and couldn't speak, and he was always causing trouble for the young master.

Someone told him he was a jinx, and that anyone who got close to him would come to a bad end. After spending a month with his head hanging low, Yu He'an packed up and left the young master's house.

The young master might say strange things all the time, but he was a good person. Yu He'an couldn't drag him down.

But the young master wouldn't accept that. He searched everywhere for news of him.

When he found Yu He'an, the arrogant young master bent down to wrap a scarf around him. Looking at his tear-streaked face, he gently wiped away his tears.

"I never hated you. I love you even though you're mute."

A warm, healing story, with maybe a little angst.

Coming soon: "Brother, Give Me a Kiss"

Blurb:

[Blunt, carefree straight guy bottom x sweet-talking puppy childhood-friend top]

Gu Yexing had a childhood friend named He Jin. He was younger than Gu Yexing, and supposedly they had been very close, but he went abroad when he was seven.

He Jin had ranked first in school for years and was always coming up in conversation with Gu Yexing's mother, but Gu Yexing didn't care.

So what if he was a bookworm?

When Gu Yexing was in his final year of high school, He Jin returned from abroad and skipped two grades to become his classmate.

He had a cool, ethereal face and won over a crowd of admirers as soon as he transferred.

Gu Yexing was sound asleep at his desk when He Jin knocked on it, forcing him to wake up.

He was about to get angry when the other boy spoke.

"Big brother, long time no see. Can I sit next to you?"

He Jin stood in the sunlight, smiling so perfectly he looked like a doll. Gu Yexing stared at him for a few seconds.

...He was kind of good-looking.

But even the perfect childhood friend had his flaws, like being clingy.

He followed Gu Yexing around every day, calling him "big brother," and even wanted to hold hands when they went to the bathroom.

Gu Yexing had scolded him more than once, but He Jin would only turn red-eyed and plead with him pitifully.

Fine.

Gu Yexing's heart softened, and he kept lowering his guard.

Until the forums were full of rumors about the two of them, and Gu Yexing suddenly came to his senses.

Wait, I'm straight.

He Jin wrapped his arms around him again, clinging to him from behind.

"Big brother, give me a kiss."

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