Debt Repayment Contract

A debt-repayment play story. Tech tycoon, fatherly top Wen He x clingy genius-medic bottom Ji Shi'an

As he filled out his withdrawal application, Ji Shi'an thought his life was probably over. His parents had gone bankrupt and killed themselves, leaving behind more than twenty million in debt. The law said that if you didn't inherit an estate, you didn't have to inherit its debts. But seeing the creditors his parents had impoverished, Ji Shi'an couldn't bring himself to ignore his conscience.

After his grandmother died of cancer, he had been determined to contribute to cancer treatment. Now all he wanted was to earn money quickly and reduce the creditors' losses.

That is, until his withdrawal application was torn up by Wen He, a "big brother" who was practically a stranger to him.

"Just focus on your studies. Don't worry about the debt." When Wen He said this, his bank account balance was less than a hundred thousand.

Wen He didn't say much, but when he gave his word, he kept it. He had never let anyone down.

Later, Wen He paid off not only the more than twenty million in debt, but also built a business empire.

"Big Brother, when I have money, I'll buy you an estate at Yuhugong. I'll be your loyal little servant too, following you everywhere and taking care of you for the rest of your life." Ji Shi'an never tired of making promises.

"Mm." Wen He zipped up Ji Shi'an's down jacket and tied his shoelaces.

"I'll treat you really, really well." Ji Shi'an vowed earnestly.

"Mm." Wen He put a bottle of milk in Ji Shi'an's bag.

"What's with that attitude?" Ji Shi'an protested. "Don't you believe me?"

"I do." Wen He picked up the bag and half dragged, half carried him out the door. "Don't you have a group meeting today? You'll be late! Be good."

On Wen He's birthday, Ji Shi'an put on cat ears and a tail, then hid inside a gift box.

Wen He took a step back. "Mm?"

Ji Shi'an blinked. "I don't have any money to pay you back."

"You don't have to!"

Ji Shi'an held up a "Debt Repayment Contract" inspired by a certain flower market. "Would you let me pay you back another way?"

Notes for readers:

1. Ji Shi'an does eventually pay Wen He back. The contract is part of their play. The main thing is, no cheating people out of their feelings or their money.

2. Childhood friends-to-lovers, no blood relation and not registered in the same household.

3. They start from nothing, but their days of poverty are short. Have faith in the top's money-making prowess.

Moral: Debts must be repaid