From the start, they reunited, but neither of them was the person they had been back then.
Five years ago, Zhang Dongchen, nicknamed Xiao Qi, was the seventh child of a high-ranking official's mistress. After his sexual orientation was exposed, family circumstances forced him to transfer to a county high school. It was no makeover show, and there was no chaos.
He was actually pretty happy. After all, who wouldn't like a handsome, kind older brother who spoiled him rotten?
Sun Yaoyang, nicknamed Xiao Jiu, had a mother who died in childbirth, a father who died in a car accident, a grandfather who died saving someone, and a grandmother who passed away from a serious illness. Who could save this broken boy?
Could it really be this little prince from a wealthy family, so well-behaved and lovable?
Five years later, his older brother looked at him coldly. The younger boy asked softly, "Can we try again, big brother?"
The older guy, now a domineering CEO, said, "I've started seeing someone new since we broke up. Do you know what that means?"
The younger boy replied, "I know. It means you've moved on."
But that's okay. There are no difficult jobs, only brave puppies. Paw Patrol, let's go!
Is being a hopeless romantic hereditary? Maybe it is. If you're happy, smile. If you're not, wait a little and then smile.
The older one is upright and kind, hardworking and positive, adaptable, not self-righteous, and knows what he wants. He'll change his name later.
The younger one is a pretty boy with delicate features, but not effeminate. He's a master at talking himself through things, with the attitude of "If I'm not a hopeless romantic, who is?" He cries easily, cursing like a sailor while shedding little golden tears.
[Both leads can talk themselves through things! A lighthearted, feel-good story. I'm just writing for fun, so please humor me and give it a look. Daily updates. Bonus chapters may be expanded based on comments.]
Theme: Dreams don't shine. The person chasing them does
