Jiang Che is recognized by the whole school as a cold-blooded brother. He talks little, is ruthless, and avoids strangers. Only towards Lu Yao, he hides a paranoia that even makes him lose control.
He would secretly take away Lu Yao's eraser, and when his sleeves were stained with paint, he would hold people in his arms and slowly wipe them clean in the corridor. He would put an umbrella into his hand on rainy days and walk away in the rain.
Lu Yao called him "pervert", but the tips of his ears turned red and hot.
He was afraid of Jiang Che's possessiveness, but he just indulged in this tenderness that was unique to him.
Later, someone asked Lu Yao why he was always clinging to Jiang Che.
Lu Yao leaned in Jiang Che's arms, hooking the corners of his clothes with his fingertips, smiling sweetly and wildly.
Purpose: With extreme paranoia and tenderness, we interpret that love is not a bondage, but a unique sense of security and belonging that two people can find in their dependence on each other.