The Wife Everyone Covets

[Gloomy, Repressed Straight Musclebound Top x Outwardly Abstinent, Married Bottom Who's Anything But]

Chen Jingzhou hated his advisor, Luo Qing.

Everyone said Professor Luo was perfect: he had a high-paying job, outstanding achievements, and a gentle, considerate personality.

He even had a childhood sweetheart and a partner who worked at the same university, a perfect match from a well-matched family.

Yet this perfect Luo Qing was harsh to Chen Jingzhou alone, to the point of being cruel.

Chen Jingzhou was like a grain of sand in Luo Qing's eye, with flaws that could never stop being picked at.

Then one day, Chen Jingzhou returned to his dorm and discovered Luo Qing's model partner of seven years kissing his roommate.

Realizing that a flaw had finally appeared in Luo Qing's perfect life, he trembled with excitement.

Revenge should have been simple. He would make the evidence public, humiliate Luo Qing, and turn him into the laughingstock of the entire university.

But when Luo Qing, red-eyed and pale, stopped him in a blind spot beneath the security cameras, his voice trembling as he desperately tried to bargain, Chen Jingzhou suddenly felt an urge to grab his chin and seal those beautiful lips.

No, this wasn't the kind of brokenness he wanted to see.

Chen Jingzhou did want to hear Luo Qing cry and watch him beg for mercy.

But it absolutely could not be because of another man.

Especially not some scumbag who cheated with his own student.

Luo Qing had spent nearly thirty years of his life maintaining a carefully controlled persona.

He was gentle, considerate, and virtuous, carefully hiding his true self and choosing the least troublesome way to live.

Until one day, he discovered that his live-in husband had been cheating on him.

And the student who always seemed to go against him appeared to have all the evidence.

So one rainy night, his shirt soaked through, he stopped the student in a secluded corner, his eyes red and his voice breaking with tears.

"Please, help your teacher."

1. Self-indulgent writing

2. They only start dating after graduation

3. The bottom is not a virgin, unlike the top

Theme: Cherish life, cherish yourself.