After the Green Tea Gets Seen Through by a Ruthless Rich Guy

[I've been reported and am revising the story. I expect to finish by the end of October, so please don't read it until then, everyone.] Ruthless, stingy rich guy gong x artsy, green-tea-boy shou, North American PDF literature A ruthless benefactor versus a flirtatious, adorably clueless green tea boy. A short, shameless story about a gold-digger who keeps score and manages to drag them both into the deep end of pure love. * The shou is an artsy green tea boy whose family has cut off his tuition while he's studying abroad. He pretends to be frail and melancholy, hoping to land a relationship with a famous rich heiress. “The wind is so strong. Can you see my soul? In the negative space of existentialism, if I had one extra movie ticket, would you come with me?” After sending the heiress a handwritten letter, the green tea boy received a reply the next day: Meet me at the cinema at ten thirty tonight. The green tea boy dressed up carefully and went to the cinema, only to find the heiress's formidable older brother waiting there. The tanned man gave him a hostile smile. “What's wrong? I'm the one who got the ticket. Not happy?” The movie was a nerve-racking experience. Just as the green tea boy was about to cry, the other man tauntingly patted his cheek. “If you want to mooch off my sister, your methods are too low.” His voice was scornful, and he was quick to take revenge. * The gong is a ruthless rich guy. After fighting over the family fortune and sending his enemies to jail, he flew north to see how his sister was doing. Then he spotted a typical big-city green tea boy hanging around his little sister. The guy wrote poetry on fallen leaves every day, with long hair, earrings, and a collarbone chain, always striking artsy poses. His methods were appallingly low. The gong messed with him for a while, then realized that this gold-digging green tea boy wasn't good enough to look after his sister, but was rather amusing when he was being all coy around him. So he made his move and bent him to his will. The green tea boy looked vile when he was hitting on the gong's sister, but now that he was behaving himself and letting a man kiss him, he was kind of adorable. The green tea boy loved money, and he had money of his own too. What could be better? The gong showed up at the green tea boy's door with several Hermès bags. Seeing the boy drop his fake artsy act and hug the bags with delight, he felt both annoyed and amused. He'd never seen anyone so shallow. But dating a beautiful, silly little green tea boy was pretty entertaining. The gong thought he had finally seen through the boy's true nature. He patted the sofa, wanting him to come over and kiss him. The boy, having gotten his bag, was obedient and sweet, exactly the sort of money-loving person the gong had imagined. But after a while, the green tea boy looked up. “You said you'd pay my tuition. Did you mean it?” His eyes were hopeful, his manner cautious. * At first, the gong only wanted a little pet to keep around and amuse him. Later, he wanted to keep the boy trapped at home, behaving like his good little green tea boy. Later still, the gong showed his vindictive nature. No matter how much the shou had taken from him, he would make him spend the rest of his life paying it all back. * In the end, they lived a wonderful and happy life together. A local magazine published the story of their century-long entanglement. Lying together on their deck chairs, they were surprised to discover that the young reporters of later generations had summed up their story of a broken pot paired with a cracked lid in just two words: “True love.” Coming soon: "Cross-Dressing as a Woman at an Elite Academy" He takes the place of his gifted older sister, who has been forced to take a leave of absence, and returns to school. He becomes the sickly, poor, beloved beauty of an elite academy where the powerful look down on the weak. And he is always a revenge-seeking boy in women's clothes. After graduation, he cuts off his long hair and takes off his dress, trapping the aristocratic students who once looked down on him but went mad for him in a dark nightmare. A chaotic elite academy cannot raise a pure, kind-hearted girl. Their love was a joke from the start. The boy leaves the campus on a rainy day, believing it's over. But someone tell him: two years after graduation, when those people find him dressed as a man, why are they even crazier than before? *Classic, messy melodrama from beginning to end Message: Don't let material things blind you. Find work you truly love and a love that isn't shackled by material concerns.