When Qi Yuming was fifteen years old, he was "invited" out of his family.
As a child born unexpectedly, he has always been a transparent person in the Qi family: his father is away from home all year round, and his mother only prefers the outstanding eldest son. From childhood to adulthood, no one has ever asked him what he wants. In the end, he only said lightly "Go live with your cousin" before packing his luggage and sending him out.
Jiang Muhan was Qi Yuming's cousin. He had been lonely since he was a child and had a cold personality. When he opened the door and saw the young man standing outside with his luggage, he didn't ask any questions and let him in.
As the days passed, Jiang Muhan left a lamp for the boy, and Qi Yuming helped him dry the quilt. The originally distinct boundaries gradually became blurred as they spent time together day and night. On a cooling night, while Jiang Muhan was flipping through a book, the person behind him wrapped his arms around his waist from behind, resting his chin on the crook of his neck, and his breath made his skin tight.
"Cousin," the young man's voice was low and hoarse, with an unavoidable tenacity, "Don't treat me like a child."
Snow had fallen all night, and the lights in the room were turned off later than usual.
Concept: Two people who lack love complement each other's warmth in life.