For some reason, Cui Jingbai grew fairer and fairer. No matter how much basketball he played or how often he went running, he never tanned. His hair also grew incredibly fast, so every three or four days he had to pay Tony another visit.
It was fine. Cui Jingbai reassured himself that feelings had to be mutual, and he could just ignore them. But with his underwear constantly going missing, strange hairs appearing on his bath towel, and unidentifiable liquid in his closet, the absurd clues were too much to laugh off. He didn't even dare think too hard about which of his good buddies was secretly lusting after his body.
So, the day his application to live off campus was approved, Cui Jingbai hurriedly packed his bags and fled the dorm without looking back.
The good news: His rich second-generation childhood friend had found a place in an upscale neighborhood, and it came with a handsome, well-built roommate who could cook.
The bad news: He couldn't afford the rent on his own, and his roommate might be gay.
Theme: Cast aside your prejudice, and you can see a better world.
