Hey, How About Some Fried Rice?

Gloomy stir-fried-rice stall owner gong x conceited, pleasure-seeking shou

A short story set in a small town

Skin tone difference / size difference / personality difference / both are each other's first

The night Qin Zhiyuan got several million yuan in reward money from Old Man Qin, he went out drinking with his friends and got completely wasted. In a good mood, he treated everyone. A few million was gone in the blink of an eye.

The booze made his stomach bloat, and he barely ate a thing. Every one of those damn friends left with their girlfriends.

He stood outside the bar, all alone, and on top of that, his stomach was aching with hunger.

In a drunken haze, he ended up at a fried rice stall, watching a man with bulging biceps sweat as he cooked his meal.

Before he could even taste the mouthwatering fried rice, Old Man Qin somehow heard that he'd spent all his money and began shouting at him over the phone, calling him a hedonist and saying he was impossible.

With the alcohol going to his head and his eyes red, Qin Zhiyuan shouted back into the phone.

"You gave me the money, so it's mine. If you don't like it, cut ties with me. It's not like I'm your only child anyway."

One night later on, Old Man Qin found Qin Zhiyuan at the fried rice stall.

At the time, Qin Zhiyuan was reclining on a lounge chair, looking perfectly at ease as he drank a special sweet drink. Shamelessly, he slipped his toes under the stall owner's apron and rubbed them against the man's thigh.

He kept demanding one dish after another.

Old Man Qin watched as the stall owner turned with a sinister look, wiped his hands, then slipped a palm beneath his son's hem. Restrained but unable to hold back, he leaned close to his son's ear.

"Looks like I didn't work hard enough this morning. I still haven't filled you up."

Note 1: There's no right or wrong when it comes to kinks.

Note 2: This is a two-person show. Don't read if that's not your thing.

Note 3: If I get banned, everyone here is responsible (stares).

Theme: Support street-stall businesses, starting with me