After Our Marriage of Convenience, My Husband Holds Back Every Day

"There are three advantages to marrying me."

"First, I won't touch you. Second, all my money is yours during the marriage. And finally, the agreement lasts just two years. When the time is up, we'll get divorced."

After the wedding.

The man kept his word.

Even when they slept in the same bed, they each had their own blanket, with enough room between them for a third person to lie down.

Later, as the weather grew warmer, mosquitoes appeared.

Xu Silin woke from a deep sleep and went into the bathroom. Sure enough, another red mark was spreading down from his neck.

The man followed him in and, looking a little tired, kindly reminded him, "There have been a lot of mosquitoes lately. Make sure you cover yourself with your blanket at night."

After the man left, Xu Silin finally had a chance to take out his phone and search carefully:

[Are there mosquitoes in luxury villa communities, too?]

Their first wedding anniversary.

The usually steady, reserved man was drunk. His dark eyes, normally so cool and calm, were filled with intense, burning desire.

In his drunken haze, he held Xu Silin and called out again and again.

"Linlin, Linlin, Linlin..."

"I won't touch you. Could you touch me instead?"

* Same-sex marriage is legal in this setting.

* The gong has a child. The child is not biologically his. Both leads are virgins.

* The gong has a white moonlight, but the shou doesn't know it's him.

* The shou's daily routine: writing, raising a child, being forced to spend money, and hiding from mosquitoes.

* The gong's daily routine: showing off, showing off, making his wife spend money, and pretending to be a mosquito.

* The gong dotes on the shou, secretly. A warm, sweet story that tries not to turn silly.

Theme: What is hidden and left unspoken will surely bring great disorder!