A sharp-tongued, flirtatious jewelry designer and playboy bottom
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A haughty, unruly top who turns into a madman
Chu Yang and Chu Wen first met at Chu Wen's house.
His father introduced them: "This is Chu Yang, your tutor and older brother from now on."
Back then, Chu Wen's only way of dealing with the unfamiliar 'older brother' was to put up fierce resistance.
Chu Yang caught him skipping class to go to an internet cafe. The boy snapped, "You long-haired freak, are you a man or a woman?"
"Your father was right. You're a wild dog who refuses to be trained."
Chu Yang pinched his cheeks. Though he was smiling, his peach-blossom eyes behind his glasses brimmed with chill.
The next day, Chu Wen was forced to take several test-prep books and told, "Little Chu Wen, if you don't want to call me big brother, you can call me teacher from now on."
To get back at Chu Yang, Chu Wen deliberately wrote the wrong answers on a mock exam.
Looking at the paper covered in red crosses, Chu Yang didn't get angry. Instead, he cornered the boy.
He brushed a finger over the boy's pale lower lip and smiled as he threatened him. "Chu Wen, if you deliberately keep me from getting paid, I'll find another way to train you. Go ahead and try me."
Chu Yang and Chu Wen reunited at an auction.
Standing in front of a painting titled Utracona mitosc, Chu Wen recognized it at a glance as Chu Yang's style.
That day, he spent a fortune to buy it.
On the night they reunited, Chu Wen pinned him in front of the hotel mirror and bit his delicate, swanlike neck. "Bro, when you abandoned me, did you ever imagine we'd reunite in such a wretched way? I really want the man you've been thinking about all this time to see you like this."
The day after their night together, Chu Wen took the painting he'd bought from Chu Yang, altered it himself using the techniques Chu Yang had taught him, and sent it to him by courier.
The moment Chu Yang saw the painting, a blush climbed across his cheeks.
It depicted the two of them the night before, tangled together in a desperate embrace. Chu Wen had captured Chu Yang's sensual, thoroughly satisfied expression in vivid detail.
The threat still rang in Chu Yang's ears through his phone: "Do you like it? If you don't want the man you care about to see it, then you'd better do as I say."
Chu Yang's heart sank. "Chu Wen, do you know what you're doing?"
The person on the phone replied calmly, "Training you. It's what you like best, isn't it?"
One night, Chu Wen came home drunk after a work engagement. Chu Yang dumped him onto the sofa.
The man, who had been violent and moody ever since their reunion, suddenly wrapped his arms around him from behind and cried like a heartbroken beauty.
Chu Wen murmured, "Bro, forget him, okay? Wouldn't it be better if you only loved me?"
#Initial blurb set on 2024/5/7, final version set on 2024/5/27. Both versions recorded.
A few tips for reading:
1. The real young master and the adopted son in name only have no blood relation, but are legally related.
2. Both are each other's first and only. Happy ending. The bottom is a playboy early on, loves flirting and seducing people but doesn't like committing. Read with caution if that's a dealbreaker.
3. A second-chance romance that opens with their reunion. There are misunderstandings, but no third party.
4. To be added.
Theme: Honesty is good for both physical and mental health, as well as interpersonal relationships.