Don't Think You Can Fool Me □□

Please support the official release~ Huo Ge is adopted. His adoptive father points to a boy about his age in the courtyard and says, "This is your older brother." [1] At the start of summer, Han Ye rides home and discovers that the poor little thing has moved in. He gives a cheeky whistle, jerks his chin at him, and says, "That's my bowl." Huo Ge: "I'll wash it for you." Han Ye: "Don't bother. I'm a germaphobe. I don't use things other people have used." [2] Later, Huo Ge is standing by the school gate drinking milk tea. Han Ye sees him and says, "Give me a sip." Huo Ge answers firmly, "No." Han Ye, annoyed: "So stingy? Have I ever treated you badly? Whenever you've borrowed something from me, haven't I lent it to you? I always save the good stuff for you." Huo Ge: "Don't you have a cleanliness obsession? You never eat or drink after anyone else." They tussle over the drink by the side of the road. Han Ye blocks him by the bridge, grabs the hand holding the milk tea, and takes two long gulps straight from it. Satisfied, he says, "I'm your brother. What's wrong with taking a sip of your milk tea?" [3] Later, on a winter night filled with firecrackers, Han Ye pins Huo Ge beneath him. The young man's breathing is ragged, his eyes burning as he struggles to hold himself back. Han Ye: "Let me kiss you. Just once." He begs again and again, but Huo Ge doesn't budge. Han Ye thinks, to hell with it, and kisses him in a rush. Two inexperienced boys kiss clumsily. They express their love through their breath. #Meet Every Move, Fight Back If You Won't Yield, Aristocratic Young Master Bottom# #Extremely Double-Standard, Skilled and Clingy, Sneakily Wicked, Proud Young Master Top# P.S. These are just their personalities. -That summer had everything brimming with life: blue seas and skies, leafy branches, village fields, sunsets and cicadas. [If you don't like them bickering and clashing, try starting from Chapter 18 or when the paid chapters begin. Once the paid chapters start, it's all sweetness.] Theme: Life inevitably brings difficulties, but breaking out of your cocoon brings new life.