Rong Sui had just been cheated on and was so furious he had nowhere to go when he happened to run into a friend.
After getting in the car, he saw a handsome, distinguished-looking young man in the driver's seat. The young man glanced at him in the rearview mirror and coldly told him to buckle up.
When they arrived at his friend's home, the young man drove away. Rong Sui asked his friend who he was, but his friend looked puzzled.
"That's Jian Zhuyi, my nephew. You don't remember? When he was little, you tricked him into wearing a dress."
After that, Rong Sui ran into Jian Zhuyi almost every day. The awkwardness between them, after years apart, gradually gave way to familiarity.
Rong Sui even started to think of Jian Zhuyi as his best buddy, second only to Chongtai.
Until one day, at a party, Jian Zhuyi got completely drunk.
Rong Sui carried him home on his back. Halfway there, Jian Zhuyi began sobbing uncontrollably.
Rong Sui asked what was wrong, but he said nothing, only tightening his arms around him.
When they were almost home, Jian Zhuyi brought his mouth close to Rong Sui's ear and pleaded in a small, tearful voice:
"Could you... like me, just a little?"
The shou pursues the gong. A short, sweet story with no angst.
Forgot to mention this: the gong is not a virgin, but the shou is.
Sorry, sorry, sorry for the slow updates. School started and we really had fourteen days of classes in a row. I'm so sorry!!!!
Theme: Know when to cut your losses.
In general, this novel has literary talent without losing the author's own characteristics, but the writing style is a bit green, belonging to the greenness of an entry-level writer. I believe that with constant training, the author will make a difference and create his own unique literary path!