Because We're Brothers

Chapter 5: Si Yan (Part 1) 🔞

Si Yan likes to play in the room of his taciturn second brother.

But eldest brother stipulated that he could not enter the second brother's room without permission, so Siyan could only go in when the second brother was at home.

It doesn't matter, compared with the various things in his room, he prefers the second brother himself.

Every time the second brother sees Si Yan, he always smiles fondly. Only the second brother will not laugh at him, "You are already a senior in high school and you are still so childish."

Seeing the light coming from the crack under the door of the second brother's room, Si Yan tapped the wooden door panel happily, "Second brother! Can I go in?"

　　"Um... okay..." A weak response came through the door panel.

Si Yan opened the door and saw Liu Wei immersed in writing something at the table. He jumped on Liu Wei's dark gray bed and rolled around.

There are not many entertainment things in Liu Wei's room, and the decorations are very simple. Just like himself, he has no desires.

There is a dark gray bed with a set of pillows and quilts, and a tiger doll that Si Yan caught from the claw machine is leaning against the bed, becoming the only colorful thing on the bed; on the bedside table next to the bed There is a square night light made of colored glass with different lotus patterns on all sides. When opened, it will reveal soft blue-green light - this is what Siyan bought for Liu Wei when he was traveling after high school. A souvenir.

There is a wooden wardrobe with a huge mirror that can be pulled out on the wall near the door. Si Yan has opened it and looked at it. It is full of low-key and simple colors; a dark brown wood grain desk with adjustable A tall touch-type desk lamp, with a mountain-shaped turquoise pen holder next to the lamp base, and a small sampan-shaped pen holder. Two cute little figures occupy the bow and stern of the boat. Liu Wei, who is reading, picks up one of the figures. , took out the paper clip hidden in the hull, and clipped the note to his textbook.

Next to the desk stood a very large bookcase with a similar color to the desk. The compartments inside were not as neat as ordinary cabinets, but Made up of irregular squares of different sizes and lengths, it was specially bought for Liu Wei by their eldest brother after he went to college - to display his dazzling array of works.

Si Yan liked to stand in front of this bookcase and admire Liu Wei's products. Animals and plants made of various types of paper were placed on the top of the bookcase, which dazzled him. There are cats sitting upright and tilting their heads, raising their buttocks and stretching, curling up and dozing, and arching their backs and roaring... The shapes are very simple, but they express their postures flexibly and vividly.

Next, there are various three-dimensional cards and paper sculptures carefully carved with pen knives, whether they are Chinese-style plum blossoms and bamboo leaves, or European-style wooden houses and castles.

Half of the bottom layer is Liu Wei's books. In addition to textbooks, there are some books about handicrafts. Each one is in tatters. The cover and pages are even fixed with tape, stapler, and clips. As for the remaining half, --It is also Liu Wei's creation. Compared with the works above, they appear to be much cruder, but they are the area that he picks up and look at most often. You can see from the fact that they are placed where Liu Wei can reach them from the table.

Most of the works here are paper flowers. The colorful petals are made of advertising waste paper, and the flower stems are made of unwanted examination papers. Everything is made of waste materials, and then given to them by Liu Wei's hands. Newborn.