244 My Great Boyfriend (1/2)

Nie Chang's expression eased up. He hadn't really been worried that Su Yan might break up with him but it still wasn't a nice feeling if some guy turned up to see his boyfriend. Especially if that guy was the person his boyfriend's father preferred as his partner. The only thing that could have been worse would have been if that guy brought flowers with him.

Ah, well, all that didn't matter with Su Yan being as adorable as this. How could he keep feeling bad about this if his little darling said things like this? Nie Chang hugged him back and stole another kiss. ”Your only male lead, yes?”

”Mn!”

”That's good then. With that Li Ming and now that Yuan Hai around, I was afraid the story of your life might get a harem tag.”

Su Yan snorted. ”Who wants a stupid harem? I certainly don't!”

”Mn. Well, you don't need it. You already have a great boyfriend, haven't you?”

Su Yan raised his chin and deigned to make his boyfriend happy. ”I have.”

”Then —”

”Then …” Su Yan clasped his shoulders and gave another foxy grin. ”My great boyfriend can continue reading!”

Nie Chang's lips also quirked up. So his little darling hadn't forgotten about that. ”Are you sure? Even though you still don't know who the male lead is? Maybe this story is a harem and that Nangong Min will get together with both of them.”

Su Yan gave him a look that said 'How could that be?' and plopped down onto his lap again. Mn, this had really been a perfect idea. He should make Nie Chang read to him more often in the future. It was much better than reading himself. So relaxing.

Nie Chang sighed indulgently and rubbed Su Yan's head. Alright, if his little darling wanted him to, then naturally, he would do so. Thus he opened the novel again and scrolled back to the place where he had left off.

[Nangong Min finally got up with a sigh and put his stuff away. Despite being slow to start he only needed a few minutes until everything was in place and the two of them left the room. They weren't the first ones to arrive at the square but about a third of the other cadets were still missing.