Love Me Until Sunrise

Sui Xiasheng and Fan Zhuo were together for seven years. From eighteen to twenty-five, his entire youth was spent in a cycle of passionate love and breakups with Fan Zhuo. The seventh year was the only one when they didn’t threaten to break up. Every morning, Sui Xiasheng made breakfast for Fan Zhuo, then went downstairs to buy himself soy milk and steamed buns. If they’d had sex the night before, he’d bring his breakfast upstairs, because Fan Zhuo might kiss him before heading out. He thought it was nice to settle into a comfortable routine. If he hadn’t caught Fan Zhuo biting a meatball off someone else’s chopsticks one day, he might have thought things could stay this way forever. Shen Jingtang came from a good family, was handsome, and excelled at research. Before thirty, he became the youngest associate professor in the history department. Though reserved and not much of a talker, that didn’t stop everyone from declaring him the most eligible bachelor on Donglin Campus. At a dinner party, a friend decided to play matchmaker and asked about his ideal partner. To their surprise, the aloof Professor Shen said, “There’s someone I like.” His friend quickly asked, “What are they like?” Shen Jingtang furrowed his brow. “Very rebellious.” His friend laughed. “Speaking of rebellious, someone comes to mind.” “Who?” “Who else?” The little brat who swore as a child that he’d marry Professor Chen’s daughter, then suddenly came out as gay in college and ran away from home for a boyfriend from a completely different social class, never once coming home to visit in three years. The history department’s most popular professor, Professor Sui’s youngest son... Sui Xiasheng. Sui Xiasheng, a lively, confident sunshine-type bottom x Shen Jingtang, an older, pure-hearted man with a secret crush * A new love interest story. The endgame is faithful, and this is a sweet romance. * The ex gets most of his page time in the first eight chapters. Later appearances are noted in the chapter descriptions, and he’ll try to win Sui back. * The cover uses the original title, Love Me Until Sunrise, from a Mao Buyi song. Theme: When you’re with your true love, you should always feel happy.