Fault

After being away for three years, Tang Tang thought he had moved on, only to realize he had been fooling himself.

Watching He Kuang, beaming, stroll among the guests with his fiancé's hand in his, Tang Tang felt as though countless needles were stabbing into his heart.

He remembered how, on the day he and He Kuang got married, He Kuang had worn a blank expression from beginning to end. So he could smile after all.

Just not for him.

He Kuang never expected a fake engagement party to reveal that Tang Tang still had feelings for him.

He had spent all these years looking for a chance, but Tang Tang had always refused to see him.

Overjoyed, he could hardly wait to rush over and tell him it was all fake.

He Kuang couldn't wait to cancel the agreement and come up with all sorts of ways to run into Tang Tang.

The man Tang Tang had thought he would never have anything to do with again began showing up in front of him time and time again.

He planned a vacation with friends, and He Kuang was there with his fiancé.

Going out for drinks at a bar? He Kuang was there too.

Attending a friend's movie premiere, He Kuang was seated right beside him.

Once or twice could be coincidence, but after it happened so many times, Tang Tang couldn't help suspecting He Kuang was doing it on purpose.

But when he confronted him, He Kuang wore the same disdainful expression as ever and said coldly, "You're imagining things."

Tang Tang was speechless. There was nothing he could do about it, so he let it go.

But when Tang Tang took a step back, someone else took a step forward. Worse still, He Kuang dumped his son at Tang Tang's house and moved in himself while he was at it.

Because the little guy was so cute, Tang Tang's heart softened for a moment, and he let him do whatever he wanted around the house.

One night, Tang Tang went drinking with friends and got home at one in the morning. The moment he walked in, he saw someone sitting on the sofa with a dark look on his face. In an unhappy tone, he asked, "You finally decided to come home?"

With the alcohol going to his head, Tang Tang's temper flared. He grabbed He Kuang by the collar and snapped, "What's it to you? If you don't like it, get out of my house."

He Kuang's eyes turned dark. He grabbed Tang Tang and pinned him to the sofa, leaning close to his ear as he murmured, "Then let's make things between us a little more complicated."

Tsundere, sensitive bottom (Tang) x sharp-tongued, sincere top (He)

Content warnings: First-person narration, first-person narration. If you don't like it, please don't click.

2. This story contains many author-created elements, including male pregnancy. If you don't like it, please don't click.

3. They loved each other, but their marriage failed because they couldn't communicate effectively. The misunderstandings aren't cleared up early on, which may be frustrating to read. If you don't like it, please don't click.

2021.12.4

Theme: Learn to love yourself.