The Man Standing by the Street

Lover gong, benefactor shou | Pairings change over time He runs a small bar, getting by on its meager income. He's ordinary, and content to stay that way. At twenty-eight, he thinks there's nothing wrong with living the rest of his life just like this. But the day after his birthday, a man walks into the bar. The man gives him a sum of money and keeps him for three months. Three months later, he signs a renewal contract, this time with another man. He has no great ambitions, and he's not particularly talented. Fortunately, he's very good at being a lover, and even manages to win a little cheap affection from those men. During the years he moves from one man's side to another, he's loved, cried, and hated. His friend comforts him, saying those scumbags aren't worth it. Only he knows that if you look closely, none of them are any better. It's just a case of a sex worker lacking affection and clients lacking loyalty. These fleeting affairs, gone with the sunrise, are always easy to break apart. PS: Being a lover means being just a lover, with no special privileges. Readers may find it frustrating before the shou develops feelings. Theme: No particular theme.