Two male protagonists
They had countless late nights, and Ren Zhu said with the breath of lemon and mint: "I am not gay, I only love you."
Later, Ren Zhu's wife came to visit relatives.
Later, Ren Zhu's five-year-old daughter said to Xu Chenbai: "You like my dad."
Later, the incident happened.
Later, Ren Zhu would rather get a sterilization, get a tattoo, or blacklist Xu Chenbai to atone for his sins.
Xu Chenbai finally understood that he was just Ren Zhu's love outside the order. When Ren Zhu's core interests are threatened, his instinct is to retreat to the original order.
Xu Chenbai left without saying goodbye. Five years later, a high-profile return.
When the two met again, Ren Zhu said: I am divorced, but I still love you.
Xu Chen smiled in vain: Mr. Ren, why are you pretending to be gay with me? I heard that you have remarried and have a three-year-old son.
Highlights:
1. The closeted person is besieged by his desire for power: His struggle lies not in society's lack of acceptance, but in his inability to give up his "perfect life." While loving with all his strength, he desperately maintains the persona of a "normal person".
2. Five years later, when we meet again, who has been saved: has he faced his own life? Has he gotten over his abandonment? Did he forgive him for leaving without saying goodbye?
3. Reality: The characters, events, and backgrounds in the story are all based on prototypes, but please do not copy them. Now we all have a plain and real life. I wrote the story just to touch upon that time that was out of reach.
Lightning points:
1. Ren Zhu (male protagonist 1) does not admit that he is gay and cheats on the same sex within marriage;
2. Xu Chenbai (male protagonist 2) admitted that he was gay and cheated on a married man during his relationship;
3. Li Jie (male protagonist 3) admits that he is gay and stayed with the opposite sex during his relationship.
Purpose: Those trapped in the world will eventually become prisoners