You You had delicate features and a rakish charm. As soon as he started at A University, he received a whole basket of love confessions.
Everyone thought You You, who looked like a total playboy, was about to begin a happy college life.
But nobody knew.
You You had secretly had a crush on someone since he was fourteen. He had loved him from afar for seven years, but his crush was so aloof and barely knew who he was that You You was too timid to even speak to him.
All he dared to do was get drunk and brag to his childhood friend:
“Who says I’m going to die alone? The person I like is amazing!”
After sobering up, You You started a game with his friend to change the subject, when his crush suddenly joined their team.
His sweet, clueless friend was delighted. “Hey! Isn’t that the person you said you liked?”
You You: “...I’m done for.”
Jing Mingfei was a textbook domineering CEO: rich, handsome, and expressionless.
When he was three, other children got excited riding the coin-operated cars.
He was different.
He rode round after round without changing expression. Worried he wasn’t enjoying himself, his parents went to pick him up.
Little Jing Mingfei stared coldly at them and domineeringly took out his piggy bank.
“I’ll ride until I’m bankrupt.”
Then he rode from dawn until dark.
That life continued until he inherited the company, when the domineering CEO met someone he really liked.
He wanted to explode every second of every minute, but still wore the same expressionless face.
Only, his crush seemed to be homophobic.
Then one day, he joined his crush’s gaming team.
“Hey! Isn’t that the person you said you liked?”
The flustered, frantic recipient denied it. “...Lots of people at our school like him. I just admire talented people!”
The dominant pursuer’s emotions churned inside, shifting from joy to disappointment, while his face stayed as cold as an iceberg: “.”
His friend continued to expose him, completely oblivious. “But you said he was handsome and gentle, and that he made your heart flutter!”
The recipient saw the pursuer’s icy expression and thought it was all over. “Haha, I was just buttering him up! I talk like that about everyone!”
“But didn’t you say you wanted to be his boyfriend?”
The recipient desperately tried to make things right so he wouldn’t be hated. “A male friend, not a boyfriend! You misheard me. Don’t say that again, aaah!”
The expressionless pursuer felt wronged, convinced that his crush really was homophobic. “...”
A lovely story about two people with mutual crushes, each convinced the other doesn’t like them.
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Edited on 2022.4.29, screenshot saved
Theme: Have a healthy relationship