Chapter 261 (2/2)

After the fare was paid, Gao Zhun helped Fang Chi out of the car and supported hih his injuries were not serious at all, Fang Chi relished the attention, like a hero basking in the adoration of a daether, they stepped out of the elevator on Gao Zhun's floor As soon as heChi with utmost care on the couch and rushed to find his first-aid kit without even changing his shoes

In reality, Gao Zhun's kit was only stocked with soe Arci on the black leather couch and reached forward to cup Fang Chi's face with one hand Holding some alcohol wipes with the tweezers in his other hand, he leaned in and dabbed at Fang Chi's wounds, his breath warht before Fang Chi's eyes were the delicate node on Gao Zhun's throat, and the silken skin of his thin chest Gao Zhun had undone his collar; it hung open now in the yellow light, casting angular shadows tantalizingly over the flesh under his shi+rt Fang Chi sed Then he reached out and placed his hands on the lean, taut hips before hih the body under his paluilty However, in the very nexton his brow bone that sent chills prickling down his spine ”You artists have pretty heavy hands, don't you?”

Although Fang Chi had ized in earnest, ”I'htened in response and pressed hard onto Gao Zhun's hips Starting fro his waist Fang Chi wanted to stop, but he could not For reasons he did not understand - perhaps he was carried away by the her up the body before him Then, he felt Gao Zhun's ribs under his hands: small, prominent bones that seeently At the merest scrape of his thumb, however, Gao Zhun's body went limp Bit by bit, Gao Zhun collapsed forward until his soft, vulnerable belly fell flush against Fang Chi's body, and Fang Chi's arms were around him once more

All was quiet in the room; only the sounds of Gao Zhun's erratic breaths and the occasional whir of a distant engine could be heard Nestling in his ar Chi's neck bonelessly, the s Chi's lips by a ed to hi with fire - a fire that had been s for some time Should he allow it to blaze back to life, just like this? All of a sudden, through the haze of desire in his o… please?”

Don't go? What would happen - ould they do - if he stayed? Fang Chi's ht His arms, stiff froht, trying to stand up from the couch, but Gao Zhun refused to let hihtened his hold around Fang Chi, ”the last train and bus are gone by now”

”It's alright I can get a cab” Fang Chi got to his feet

”I'rabbed his arht I don't even dare to close ht, I curl up in a corner on my bed, and when those memories come back to me, you're all I ever think about!”

He cried, helpless and pitiful as tears streaht of leaving hiain ”I'll call you when I get home I'll keep you co till morn…”

”No! I don't want that!” Gao Zhun shook his head like a clingy, petulant child ”Stay, I beg you…”

Just like that day in the clinic, Fang Chi tilted his head and dropped a kiss on Gao Zhun's te to be warain by the heat from another body ”I can't,” he replied with a push ”I have to go back”

Gao Zhun latched onto hi Chi turned his face toward the doorway, Gao Zhun cast aside every shred of dignity and yanked at hiood, I proo” Fang Chi's voice took on an abrupt harshness In an instant, he transforhty doctor Gao Zhun knew too well Sobbing, Gao Zhun put up one last struggle and hung onto hiuish ”No, I won't…”

”Take your pick: ht, or every day after this?” This was a blatant threat - a therapist's last resort, only to be used in the direst of situations Pushed to his li Chi could find no better way out than this final option

Sure enough, Gao Zhun loosened his grip at last Fang Chi extracted his arh he seemed to hesitate for a split-second, he eventually strode towards the door and disappeared into the night

Footnote:

Master: This is a for to individuals who have technical skills (eg craftsmen, drivers, technicians, etc) In Chinese, this term (师傅) is pronounced as 'shi+fu', which is homonymous with the term for master-teacher / eably, since both are respectful forms of address for skilled individuals However, they are not entirely synonymous with each other: while ”师父” indicates the presence of a mentor-apprentice relationshi+p, ”师傅” can be used to address any skilled individual in general