The Flower Shop on the Corner

[Slow-paced, not a wish-fulfillment story. The uncensored audio drama is on the Manbo app, with one episode released.] Pei Yiqing lives at 207 Yanxi Street and owns a flower shop. His neighbor isn't at 206 or 208, but in a basement. A flimsy security door cuts the basement off from the outside world. People say stray cats and dogs often stop there to rest. Pei Yiqing: “Poor things. I'll leave some leftovers outside the door from now on.” Then one day, the carefully prepared food he'd left there was kicked over. Beside it lay a little note. The handwriting was so messy that Pei Yiqing had to stare at it for a long time before he could make out the words: Idiot, someone lives here. - Pei Yiqing x Lu Jie Gentle, mature flower shop owner gong x rebellious, cool and cocky underground singer shou ---Coming soon: Would You Like to Come Over to My Place?--- Lin Xian had been sickly since childhood, and even when he was old enough to play with other kids, none of them wanted to. His parents felt sorry for him and sent him over to the Lu family across the street. The Lu family was a family of police officers. Their only son, Lu Yuan, was upright, clever, and polite. Seeing the little dumpling in front of him, soft and chubby as a baby, he smiled and said hello. But inside, he thought: Tch, what a pain. The two children became friends. Lin's parents would often see the little one standing by the window, calling to the window across the street: “Big brother, can I come over to your place?” Before long, they'd hear his little feet pattering down the stairs, followed by a few rings of the doorbell across the street. Lin Xian treasured their friendship and introduced Lu Yuan to everyone he met: “This is my big brother. I like him so much!” Lu Yuan kept a straight face, secretly delighted. Then, in high school, Lin Xian brought a boy home and introduced him again: “This is my big brother. I like him so much!” “...” For the first time, Lu Yuan felt a sense of crisis. After the boy left, he trapped Lin Xian between his arms, possessiveness glinting in his eyes. “Come on, tell me. What do you like about me?” Lu Yuan x Lin Xian Possessive gong x soft and cuddly shou Wild Growth Cheng Jingye offended his superiors at the station and was reassigned as a feature reporter to a godforsaken place. It was a township far from the city, with a maze of roads leading in. He'd barely taken a couple of steps before getting lost. Halfway there, he ran into a dirty, not-too-bright boy who stuttered. Cheng Jingye went up to ask for directions, and the boy glanced at him. “D-directions cost two hundred.” Cheng Jingye: “...” - The countryside was remote, but rich in cultural heritage. Once Cheng Jingye arrived, he was assigned to film a piece on an intangible cultural heritage: lion dancing. On top of a tall pole, a majestic lion suddenly leaped into the air and snatched a bright red embroidered ball. Thunderous applause erupted below. The boy was glistening with sweat, his eyes bright and full of spirit. Cheng Jingye's fingers twitched. For the first time in his life, he took a photo that came out as a blur. Cheng Jingye x Jiang Huan Bold but upright reporter gong x naturally clueless lion-dancing boy shou Theme: Life is never short of extraordinary encounters