Don't Make Him Cry

A teary-eyed, pitiful, lovesick top x a gentle, strong, little-angel bottom

Not long after transferring to a new class, Chu Jinchao noticed an isolated classmate.

The boy was named Shu Lin'an. He was thin and frail, with long bangs hiding his eyes, and sat quietly in a corner. The class representative never collected his homework. Nobody talked to him during breaks. He always ate lunch alone, and during PE class he sat in the classroom, staring into space. To make matters worse, his classmates shoved him to the ground, giving him a nosebleed and bringing tears to his eyes from the pain.

What a poor little thing, Chu Jinchao thought.

So Chu Jinchao started talking to him often. He helped him turn in his homework, shared his own lunch with him, took him to play basketball, tutored him, and even brought him home to stay the night.

One afternoon during the lunch break, Shu Lin'an pulled Chu Jinchao into the equipment storeroom where they often ate together. With tears blurring his eyes, he pressed Chu Jinchao onto a military mat. “I like you, Jinchao... Will you marry me?”

I’m sick. You’re the only medicine that can keep me alive. Nothing else works.

[Important Reading Guide]

1. The bottom’s personality is drastically different before and after he loses his memory.

2. The top might be even worse than the older brother in my previous novel.

3. They’re both problem children, so don’t expect them to be model students.

A realistic, slow-burn short story. No wish fulfillment or thrilling drama, just two people falling in love, learning to get along, and healing each other.

One-on-one, happy ending.

Theme: Sweet romance