Bai Shaoting, the leader of Nancheng's largest gang, wandered in the sea of blood in Daoshan, but he picked up a wandering young man in an alley on a cold night. He named him Xun'an, which means "I have no homeland in my life, and my peace of mind is my home." He gave him a shelter from wind and rain, let him read and write, protected him from the darkness of society, and gave the young man all his tenderness for half his life. However, in their company day and night, he developed an obsession that was beyond the rules.
The twelve-year age difference was the greenhouse wall he built with his own hands, and it eventually became the shackles that imprisoned each other. When the hidden love was exposed, the boy's resistance ignited the paranoia in his bones. A shot of muscle atrophy medicine made Bai Xun'an stay in the inner house from now on, unwilling to go out.
Bai Xun'an's false meekness is a dormant edge; the tenderness in his eyes is a hidden sharp knife. When Bai Xunan stood up again, the cold gun pointed at him, "Bai Shaoting, let me go..."
In this love crisis that begins with redemption, falls into paranoia, and ends with pursuit, who is trapped in the situation and who can gain peace of mind?
This book is the sub-CP of the fireworks on the other side, but it will be separated from the previous one, so if you don't want to read it, you can delete it.
Intention: pure love