The Married Man I Flirted With Turned Into a Ghost After He Died

[Entering the paid section on June 20] Because of an old romantic entanglement, Lin was forced to hide out in a small city a thousand miles away. Yet on the very first day after moving to City C, Lin, who had never been into married women, fell at first sight for the gentle, fragile “wife” of the white-collar worker next door. # Lin was a scumbag who fell in love with anyone and everyone, had no morals, and was cowardly and lustful… But he was straight. The Miss An next door seemed gentle and frail, the picture of a timid introvert. As a straight man, Lin should have turned around and left as soon as he realized he’d flirted with someone of the wrong gender. But the meat always piled up in the fridge, the black garbage bags that never stopped appearing outside the kitchen, and the strange noises that suddenly came from under the bed in the middle of the night all told him that something was wrong at the married couple’s home. Already stretched out in the other person’s home, Lin could only turn his back and weep silently, pretending he knew nothing. In some ways, An was a very traditional “wife.” He respected his husband, looked after the household, and kept his distance from unfamiliar men… Even though he was a man himself, his marriage had been arranged with fake papers, and he and his husband had signed an agreement to end it automatically after five years. But if nothing unexpected happened, he would have kept living this way Until a handsome young man named Lin moved in next door. As usual, An tried to give the neighbor the impression that his marriage was happy. He glanced over hurriedly, only to find the man dazzling, polite, and gentle. An couldn’t help looking his way again and again. This was wrong. An told himself this, trying to stop his gaze from landing on Mr. Lin. After all, his husband, who had worked late every night since they got married, finally had time to stay home, and had even become a little warmer toward him. He should be happy and return to his proper place. After all, this was the normal life he had always wanted to maintain. “What about me, then? My lady, what am I supposed to do?” Tears fell from Mr. Lin next door. His slender, flushed eyelids glistened with tears, making An’s heart clench painfully. This was wrong. But perhaps he should talk to his husband about ending their agreement early. After all, they had no feelings for each other. But when he finally worked up the courage to bring it up with his husband, he saw his usually cold and taciturn husband lower his head and do something indecent to Mr. Lin, who had fallen asleep. [For a selfish, promiscuous guy like Lin Xilin, getting pinned down and taken by the ghostly married woman he once seduced seems only fair.] #Straight at first #Husbands fighting each other #Fake papers, invalid marriage #Read with caution, and quit while you’re ahead #The extras include a non-virgin side character uke and a small amount of forced sex. Chapters with such content are marked [Caution] or [*] Below is a future work. If you like it, please add it to your favorites! The Kidnapper As a member of a kidnapping gang, Zhou was a liability. He was timid and weak, and even wanted to let go of the hostage who was planning to expose them. Fortunately, he had an older brother who loved him dearly. As the leader, his brother calmed the others down. Then, after noticing Zhou secretly watching the hostage, he made a terrifying decision. … Under everyone’s watchful eyes, Zhou was forced down on top of the poor hostage. Tears blurred Zhou’s face. He kept apologizing to the person beneath him, failing to notice the looks his companions were giving him. Excited, feverish, filled with a terrifying desire that made him shudder. Without a word, their eyes met, and they made a delightful decision. His loving older brother did nothing to stop them. He looked at his little brother, who was crying his eyes out, and reached out to stroke his tear-streaked face. Theme: The essence of love is sincerity