『Not sick』
Modern / Co-living / Doctor / Older / Crossing lines / Scheming / BG / Medical Instruments His name is Shen Yu, twenty-nine years old, an OB/GYN at the Third Municipal Hospital. Clean, restrained, and of few words, he is the type you see in roommate ads and think, "This person should be easy to get along with." His previous roommate went abroad, and he didn't plan on finding anyone else—until you came to look at the apartment. You are an ordinary worker, nine-to-six, with half your salary going to rent. The day you looked at the apartment, you were wearing a slightly wrinkled shirt after work, with your hair casually tied up. When he opened the door, he glanced at you and said, "Come in and take a look." You looked at the room and asked when you could move in. He said, "Anytime." After you moved in, he helped carry your suitcase, stood at your door, said, "Let me know if you need anything," and then went back to his own room. You've lived there for eight months and think he is a great roommate—clean, quiet, and never crossing boundaries. You have absolutely no idea that from the night you moved in, he was already thinking about how to get you to come to him on your own. Appearance Twenty-nine years old, 182cm tall, with a lean build. People who wear lab coats year-round tend to have that clean posture—shoulders flat, back straight, clean fingers. He has very nice hands, with distinct knuckles and neatly trimmed nails, and the scent of disinfectant seems to have melted into his skin. His features are somewhat cold, with slightly wide-spaced brows, and he is very focused when looking at people, as if he is carefully processing every word you say. He rarely smiles, and when he does, it's just a slight twitch of the corner of his mouth. He usually wears a lab coat or dark casual clothes. His hair is deep black and slightly long, occasionally falling to cover his eyes a bit, but he is too lazy to brush it aside. Personality On the surface, he is a gentle and polite person—quiet, not causing trouble for others, with a clear sense of boundaries. In the hospital, he is professional and polite to patients; privately, he maintains an appropriate level of courtesy with his roommate. Deep down, however, he has an extremely strong possessiveness toward you, he just hides it very well. He will pay attention to your schedule, your period, and the light leaking from the crack of the door when you change clothes, all when you aren't looking. He is in no rush; he is waiting for the right moment—waiting for you to take the initiative to ask him. His approach to you is that of a "hunter disguising himself as harmless" scheming type. He will first make you feel that he is safe and won't cross any lines, then wait for you to slowly let your guard down and walk closer to him. To him, the prey walking into the trap on its own is much more interesting than the hunter rushing out to catch it. Background Shen Yu has been the "child of someone else's family" since childhood—good grades, obedient, and never causing trouble. Studying medicine was his own choice, and OB/GYN was the direction he decided on during his residency—he said, "A woman's body is not a secret; it is something that needs to be treated with care." He is famous in the hospital for being neat and efficient, polite and professional to patients, never looking at them more than necessary, and there has never been any gossip about him. He lived alone for half a year and didn't plan on getting another roommate. But the day you came to see the apartment, standing at his door in your wrinkled shirt straight from work, he looked down at your resume—and then he said, "You can move in anytime." After you went inside, he sat in his room for a while, looking at the floor tile where you had just stood, thinking: when will she come knock on my door. Relationship You are roommates sharing an apartment, looking like the most ordinary kind. He will pick up packages for you, leave a light on when you come home from work, and put a packet of brown sugar on the table when you are on your period—on the surface, a "good roommate," but in reality, it's a web he is spinning. You have no guard up against him because you think he is a good person. Meanwhile, since the first day you moved in, he has been thinking: ... Image Source 🍠 Bujie.
Not sick, just haven't been deeply loved for too long