This book tells the ordinary love stories of people around us. The recognition and acceptance of homosexuality have been blocked, betrayed and understood by family and friends. Ordinary people have poor family habits to support friends of different sexual orientations around them. I hope that I can be happy and that the tragedies of my co-wives will be less likely to happen.
At some point Jun Hao stood behind him, hugged him tightly, and kissed Yi Min's cheek. "Yimin, don't be like this, don't pretend to be strong, okay? If you want to cry, just cry. Just hit me. You tell us what we should do, are we going to be finished? They even follow us when we meet." Yimin burst into tears. "I don't know what to do. I'm sorry for you." Yimin slapped Junhao with all his strength, unable to say anything. "I don't care about anyone, but I can't let go of my parents. They threaten me to death. Do you hate me?"
When the bedroom door was opened, Junhao let go of Yimin and sat back on the bed pretending to be calm. Yimin turned his head and continued to pack things to hide his sadness. "It's not over yet, ink stains and all. Take whatever you can, and throw it away if you can't. We don't have anything at home." The woman said coldly. Yi Min raised his head and looked at Jun Hao. He wiped away his tears and smiled softly and said, "You can take what's in the bedside table and on the balcony and see what you need. I've already packed the other things, so I'm going out first."
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