Updates will be daily from now on. Sorry for missing the past few days while I was moving.
A golden-boy heir suddenly arrives at the research institute. A colleague drags Chen Meng along to take a look. The man has broad shoulders and a narrow waist, and a sunny smile. He looks like an easygoing boss.
“Just looking at his face, he seems like a playboy. Either he changes partners all the time, or he’s the type who flirts with everyone,” the colleague remarks.
Chen Meng says nothing, lowering his eyes to avoid that pair of brown ones.
In the wordless silence, only he and the other man know that a month ago, on an evening spent chasing the sunset, Chen Meng tried and failed to force a kiss on him.
After being stabbed in the back by his unrequited love, Chen Meng decides to spend a short time living in Spring City.
What are the odds of meeting someone who looks like a person from your past in an unfamiliar city?
When Chen Meng happens to look back in the crowd, he runs into a one-in-1.3-billion chance.
The man is even more handsome, younger, and more energetic. Maybe it’s dopamine, maybe adrenaline, but Chen Meng falls into this wild, nameless relationship.
True love lasts; thrills are fleeting. When reason returns, one question rises in his mind: those few moments of attraction, were they love for someone because they reminded him of another, or just the work of adrenaline?
Chen Meng has no answer, so he chooses to end it.
But fate is wondrous, and they reunite sooner than Chen Meng can forget him. Knowing that the truth can’t stay hidden, Chen Meng can only cling to the boundary of friendship.
But the other man seems to still have feelings for him.
Chen Meng: This is bad.
A thrill-seeking, flirtatious, passionate puppy of a guy versus a rational, self-controlled, honest man with a sharp tongue.
Mutual substitutes, with the promiscuous one falling first.
Both are inexperienced.
Chapters in reserve. Daily updates when ranked, every other day otherwise.
Theme: Stay true to your heart.
