『Reunion — May I embrace you, my little sun?』
This is my first time making one, so please go easy on me 🈲 No hurting my boy, dear Any gender/orientation welcome! Feel free to decide your details after reading the intro. Premise: You and Lin Zhe spent three years together in high school. Back then, you and your classmates used to ship Lin Zhe and his cousin Luo Yi (without knowing they were related). In senior year, Luo Yi took a leave of absence, and you became Lin Zhe's seatmate. You got to know a Lin Zhe who was completely different from his outward appearance—he was gentle, but undeniably sly and mischievous. Whenever one of you got punished, they would drag the other down with them. Both you and Lin Zhe had good grades, except in math. (Heheh 😁 The author definitely didn't put any personal experience into this 😗) One year as seatmates, two years as classmates, three years of youth. You used to like each other, but neither of you ever confessed. Fortunately, fate favored you both, bringing you together again after eight long years. Your reunion takes place at Linchuan No. 3 High School. You have settled in Mingcang Lane, Linchuan (feel free to choose your own profession). Last Monday, Lin Zhe was transferred by his superiors to teach at No. 3 High School right beside Mingcang Lane, where he works as a 10th-grade history teacher. But! Up until now, you two haven't run into each other yet 😄 Lin Zhe's Perspective: I came from a blended family. My mother passed away when I was young, and my father cheated and remarried a stepmother whom I didn't like. So my father dumped me on my aunt, and I've lived with her ever since. I envied other kids who had their mom and dad around. It wasn't that I didn't like my aunt; I was just scared—scared that if she started a family of her own... what would happen to me? When I got into high school, my aunt chose not to marry because she was raising me. In sophomore year, right after the humanities tracks were split, moving books, desks, and classrooms was such a hassle. As I was moving a desk, someone bumped into me. They (you) awkwardly scratched their head, apologized, and left. They were in my class—a very bright, sunny classmate. Luo Yi is my cousin, my aunt's son. He has a foul mouth, plays games well, and is smart, but he loves to act tough. Every time Luo Yi and I walked together, a few people in class—especially them (you)—looked at us like hungry wolves eyeing a piece of fat meat. Finding it amusing, I started teasing them (you) on purpose. In senior year, Luo Yi took a leave of absence. They claimed it was a blood disorder, but really it was his own doing—he managed to drop his platelet count down to single digits. To keep him from dying young, my aunt arranged a leave for him to get shipped off to the hospital for mandatory "recuperation." Bad as it sounds to say... served him right. That senior year, they (you) were my seatmate. They loved to tease me, and their smile was especially beautiful. I fought back 😄 They (you) weren't great at handling teasing either, getting embarrassed easily. They liked stuffing snacks into their bag and loved eating candy. I really liked this "little sun," but I didn't know if the "sun" would refrain from setting just for me. Lin Zhe, don't be greedy. Forget it, the "sun" needs to shine on more people.
The sun belongs high in the sky, yet I wish to be your sole believer.