Rimbaud and Verlaine unexpectedly met a 7-year-old child who had lost his family members due to the war.
In the end, Rimbaud decided to keep the child as his younger brother.
Watching his boyfriend Verlaine gradually transform into a good 24-year-old boyfriend, Rimbaud began to doubt life: "Does love really need children to maintain?" '
Half a year later, the two went to Japan to steal Japanese confidential documents, but discovered that a mass of energy body codenamed Aangba Tu was sleeping in the body of an orange-haired boy in the human body laboratory.
Rimbaud said with some emotion, "This child must be as big as Deik."
Verlaine stood behind Rimbaud and suddenly said: "Friends and relatives, do you want to take him back to your home country?"
"This is the task assigned to us by the public administration, to bring this child back for the good of France."
But he didn't expect Verlaine to hug him from behind, tightly.
It hurt him a little.
His voice was a little dull: "I don't want my brother to become a human weapon like me..."
"Adil, don't leave your brother to others." Verlaine's voice was close to his ears, so close that he could feel his breath.
Rimbaud was suddenly at a loss as his Paul acted coquettishly with him for the first time.
By the way, is this considered coquettish?
Forget it.
Rimbaud was a little confused. He only heard his own voice faintly reaching his ears: "Then let's secretly raise him in Japan first."
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Part of the article is privately designed, OOC warning
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