If He Takes Too Long to Get It, Find Someone Else

Update schedule undecided

Actually, it's a pursuit-and-regret story from the gong's point of view.

Here's the setup.

I've been reading a lot of slow-burn stories lately, so I started wondering:

What if, while two people are in that ambiguous stage,

they both have feelings for each other, but neither has admitted it,

and someone else aggressively pursues the shou,

coming on strong,

even to the point of nearly taking his place?

What should the gong do?

Little scene

Gong: Where's the shou?

Gong's assistant: Uh, he's out having fun with someone else.

The gong paused with his pen mid-signature and frowned. "That guy again?"

Assistant: Yes…

1. Let's just say the second male lead is the ultimate wingman.

But I have no idea if he'll successfully win the shou over.

2. It's very short, just something I'm writing for fun.

I just want to make myself happy.

3. Neither the shou nor the gong has realized their feelings yet. They only have a bit of a crush on each other.

4. They're workplace rivals who love and hate each other.

[We can fight each other all we want, but if you help me beat him up, you're dead.]

5. Although it's from the gong's perspective, I'm a shou fan. [Highlight]

Theme: Realize your true feelings soon and pursue true love