Aloof brother-obsessed seme x sweet, adorable uke
Please, have a taste of brothers in love. (Dead serious)
The neighbors were all talking about the Fang family, who had once lost their six-year-old son and then adopted a boy from an orphanage. Recently, they had found their biological child.
Fang Jing had taken Fang Ruibai’s place for six years. He didn’t think he’d done anything wrong, but when he saw how frail and small Fang Ruibai was, head lowered, afraid to meet his eyes, Fang Jing hesitated.
He decided to start by treating Fang Ruibai a little better, to make it up to the younger brother who wasn’t related to him by blood.
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From middle school through high school, every adult in Fang Ruibai’s life described him as well-behaved.
A sweet, well-behaved boy, fair-skinned and strikingly handsome, with droopy puppy eyes and an invisible tail that seemed to wag behind him.
It wagged most enthusiastically in front of his big brother.
They had grown up relying on each other, after all. Anyone who saw them had to say they were such close brothers.
Fang Ruibai relied on Fang Jing most of all. His brother, two years older, took care of everything from food and clothing to where he lived and how he got around. Even his love letters had to pass Fang Jing’s inspection before they reached him.
In turn, everyone around Fang Jing knew he was a total brother-con. Normally cool and laid-back, he called Fang Ruibai “baby” at every opportunity. Even if his little brother wanted the stars, he’d find a way to pluck them from the sky.
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Fang Jing chose a university close to home for his younger brother, who was in high school, and brought him big bags of snacks every week. His doting ways stopped when he saw Fang Ruibai’s diary about his secret crush.
He couldn’t accept his younger brother liking another man. Suppressing his anger, he said, “Baby, you can’t date this young.”
Fang Ruibai looked at him pitifully. “I’m not dating anyone yet.”
Fang Jing coaxed him. “You can only choose one: your big brother or your boyfriend.”
Fang Ruibai’s eyes reddened. Looking as dejected as a little dog with drooping ears, he asked softly,
“Can’t they be the same person?”
Additional information:
1. They’re not biologically related, and they’re each other’s only one, in body and heart. They won’t share a household registration either. They become a couple after the uke starts university.
2. A dependable older brother and a younger brother who listens to him. They depend on each other so much they couldn’t live without one another. Their feelings run very deep. They really are such close brothers. (Saying it again.)
I’ll add more if I think of anything.
Note from 2026.5.24
Theme: Sincerity
