When one man met another man. One icy heart melts; and a lifeless one beats for the first time. Predestined to be at the right time, at the right place with the right person.
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
Before they know it, they're both already kissing each other, with their hands roaming on each other's back, as Qing trapped Dayu against the wall.
The whole day, had been hectic and dramatic not to mention stressful and worryful for them both. And their emotions had really been on the hammer all day.
In the beginning, when he finally gave in to the Qing's whim, about giving him a chance to prove his feelings for Dayu; he told Qing that he wanted to see just how long he'd be able to hang on to his 'illusions'.
Wang Qing, was never gay to begin with, and when the man pursued Dayu so aggressively, it was already too good to be true. And Dayu had more than expected Qing to change his mind and get back to his old ways soon.
But, Dayu couldn't deny the fact that for someone who's only supposed to be temporarily blinded, he was doing so many things that moved Dayu's heart.
He learnt new things about Qing everyday, that made the arrogant, selfish and single minded man seemed a little more endearing somehow.
And without realising it, Dayu began to hope. That maybe, Wang Qing really meant everything he said, that his feelings wouldn't change, that the once straight playboy, had really fallen in love, with him.
Dayu didn't realised that he had been hoping because everyday, the man irritated and annoyed Dayu like no other man had done before. And it wasn't until a few days after Qing went to Korea that it finally hit Dayu, Qing had become a part of his life and thoughts so much that he wanted everything Qing had told him, to be true.