Burn the Bridge After Crossing the River
Yan Mao Yu Jiu
Since childhood, Gou Xiaohe always felt that Bian Qiao found him annoying.
Bian Qiao didn’t like talking to him, didn’t like fooling around with him, wouldn’t even share a desk to do homework together, and seemed perpetually irritated.
But Gou Xiaohe never found Bian Qiao annoying at all.
He considered Bian Qiao his best friend, wanted to give him all the best things, and constantly schemed ways to stick by his side—until Bian Qiao left Gou Village.
Three years later, Gou Xiaohe followed an address to the city to find him, falling asleep on the doorstep of Bian Qiao’s family villa with a grubby backpack.
Bian Qiao treated him just as coldly as when they were kids, but this time, he gave him a reason.
Bian Qiao: I like men.
Gou Xiaohe: ?
Bian Qiao: So stay away from me.
Gou Xiaohe: I get it. Don’t worry, you’ll always be my best friend!
Bian Qiao: ...So damn annoying.
[A possessive "vinegar vat" gong × a shou who thinks he’s clever.]