After Marrying My Childhood Friend by Agreement, He Turned Gay

Wen Fan had realized a long time ago that he liked Shao Yisui, his best friend since childhood. But Shao Yisui was so aggressively straight he might as well have had a ten-meter-thick wall around him. He had a terrible temper, was homophobic, and avoided gay people like the plague. Wen Fan was gay, but he had no interest whatsoever in turning a straight man gay. He’d thought it would be just fine to stay friends for the rest of their lives. Then, on Shao Yisui’s twenty-eighth birthday, a contract suddenly landed in front of him. A marriage of convenience. Shao Yisui rubbed his temples. “Fan Fan, my parents are putting way too much pressure on me.” Wen Fan, who was also suffering from his parents’ constant prodding to get married, agreed. He went from being the best friend of the big boss of Shao Group to Mrs. Shao. Everyone envied their loving relationship, but Wen Fan stayed clear-eyed. He always remembered that Shao Yisui liked women. He would never overstep, and he repeatedly told Shao Yisui he didn’t mind him bringing people home. Once the contract expired, he’d leave immediately. Who could have guessed that one day, after drinking spiked liquor at a business dinner, Shao Yisui would stumble into Wen Fan’s room? After that night, Wen Fan could barely get out of bed. It was an accident beyond the terms of their contract. Shao Yisui knew he’d done wrong and wanted to make it up to him. Wen Fan waved a hand. “We’re both adults. Let’s forget it.” After that, Wen Fan carried on as usual, but Shao Yisui, having gotten a taste for it, couldn’t calm down no matter what. Every day, he found Wen Fan a little more beautiful and irresistible than the day before. Wen Fan sat on the balcony reading, and Shao Yisui spent the whole afternoon gazing at him, lovestruck. Wen Fan came out of the shower wearing a bath towel, and Shao Yisui had a nosebleed that lasted all night. In his dreams, all he saw was the young man’s dazzlingly beautiful face from that night. - Wen Fan had never let himself hope for anything from Shao Yisui, so he forced himself to forget what had happened. He figured that a hard-core straight guy like Shao Yisui must be deeply uncomfortable about it. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have avoided Wen Fan for so long. Wen Fan assumed their contract would probably end early. But at an exclusive party, someone who was taken with Wen Fan began flirting with him and leaned in to kiss his lips. Before he could make a move, Shao Yisui rushed over and knocked him flat with a punch. The man’s eyes blazed with uncontrollable jealousy. Through gritted teeth, he snarled, “How dare you touch my wife?” * Later, their contract expired without a hitch, but Shao Yisui seemed to have forgotten all about it. Wen Fan had no choice but to bring it up tactfully. That night, the room was dim and charged with desire. Shao Yisui pinned him against the wall and pleaded with him. “Fan Fan, can we not get divorced?” A naturally gay, aloof and gentle beauty × a hot-tempered straight guy who doesn’t realize he’s fallen for men, and a big boss A few things to know before you dive in: 1. Both are virgins, one-on-one romance. Neither has an ex or a sexual history. 2. Same-sex marriage is legal in this setting. 3. After realizing he likes the other, the top will compete with other men (?) to win him back. He’s an unbelievably straight, jealous king who gets jealous of every living creature around the other. 4. The bottom treats the top well but stays clear-headed and doesn’t pine for him pathetically. 5. The top treats the bottom well but is completely oblivious. Later, he’ll pine for him pathetically. Please note: 1. This is a fluffy shipper’s treat. Not recommended for extreme fans of either character type, so proceed with caution. (Bows) 2. Please don’t give me writing advice. Please don’t give me writing advice. Please don’t give me writing advice. (Bows again) 3. If you don’t like it, please quietly drop the story instead of telling me. Thank you. (Bows yet again) 4. Please don’t overinterpret any particular word or sentence in the blurb or story. Let’s respect each other. (Bows yet again) 5. No fighting, please. Fighting is a no-no, a big no-no. I hope everyone can enjoy the story peacefully in the comments. If you think my writing is awful, just scroll on by! There are countless great stories on Jinjiang, and they won’t miss this one, right? (Bows for the fifth time) Finally, thanks to everyone following the story. Sending you all a seal-shaped heart~ Theme: Only by bravely facing reality can you discover your true self