Did I Catch Him Today? [Reborn]

Ye Wan grew up with his older brother, Ye Li, and his brother's good friend, Zhou Bieyi.

Twelve years older than Ye Wan, Zhou Bieyi was mature and steady, and treated only Ye Wan differently.

He would watch Ye Wan with an indulgent smile.

When Ye Wan would act spoiled and cling to him, refusing to walk, Zhou Bieyi would helplessly bend down and carry him on his back.

And when Ye Li scolded his little brother, Zhou Bieyi would let Ye Wan hide behind him for protection.

When Ye Wan was seventeen, he confessed to Zhou Bieyi, only to be rejected without mercy.

Heartbroken, he spent three whole years reeling from the blow of losing his love.

Later, when Ye Wan was in danger, he saw Zhou Bieyi break down with his own eyes just before he died. Only then did he understand how much the man loved him.

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Reborn back to the time before he'd laid his feelings bare to Zhou Bieyi, Ye Wan decided to make this man, who loved him but couldn't say it, open his mouth.

Zhou Bieyi wanted to keep his distance, so Ye Wan pretended to touch him casually, asking for hugs and piggyback rides.

Zhou Bieyi wanted him to focus on his studies, so Ye Wan posted on social media after class about wanting to fall in love.

One day, after drinking, Ye Wan stumbled into Zhou Bieyi's arms and smiled. "Sorry, I think I might have mistaken you for someone I like."

At last, Ye Wan drove Zhou Bieyi crazy.

The man held him captive in his arms, gazing down at him with dark eyes as he pressed him in a low, hoarse voice. "Who does Wanwan like? Hmm? Didn't you say when you were little that you'd marry your Bieyi-ge? Have you forgotten?"

Hidden in his arms, Ye Wan smiled slyly.

* Tight-lipped CEO top x sweet, beautiful bottom determined to make him speak up

* Twelve-year age gap, each other's first love, top dotes on bottom

* The bottom isn't submissive; he knows how to act spoiled, cry, and ask to be carried and hugged

* Same-sex marriage is legal in this setting. The whole story is made up, so don't take it too seriously

Theme: Good communication matters.