Section 1: The Beginning
My name is Xiao Run, 27 years old. I’m a fitness enthusiast with lean muscles. I’ve been with my current boyfriend Xiao Hei for three years. Although we’re both versatile, I don’t really enjoy sex, so our sex life has always been sparse—maybe once every two months. Usually he tops, and I’m fine with either role, so I let him do it.
I actually prefer being a sub, liking the feeling of being tied up and having my cock played with, but Xiao Hei always complains it’s tiring and doesn’t want to milk me. So even though our relationship is great, our sex life has never been harmonious.
On a weekend morning, I was lying bored in bed, wondering what to do with Xiao Hei today, when a WeChat message interrupted my thoughts.
“What are you up to? Free today? Want to grab lunch together? — A Yan”
A Yan?
Why would he suddenly message me?
I couldn’t help but wonder.
A Yan is my ex. I met him in college. Back then I had just moved from my hometown to study in this city and knew nothing. He helped me adjust to the new environment. Every weekend I’d go to his place, and sometimes we’d have sex.
A Yan is a pure top with a 19 cm cock. Thinking back, my dislike for bottoming probably started because his was so big it hurt, but he was good at foreplay, so it didn’t stop us from being affectionate at the time. Over time, cracks appeared in our relationship. During summer break when I went home, we broke up after an argument and gradually became ordinary friends. After I settled in this city, he got busy with his career and we rarely chatted.
Three years have passed since then.
Me: “Not sure, I was planning to go out with my boyfriend today.”
A Yan: “No problem, you can bring him along. If he doesn’t mind, as your ex I’d love to check him out for you, haha.”
I felt a bit annoyed inside. Would a current boyfriend normally agree to meet an ex…? I looked at Xiao Hei lying beside me scrolling on his phone.
Me: “Hey, my ex invited us both to lunch. Want to go?”
Xiao Hei: “Sure, why not? Free meal.”
Me: “You don’t mind?”
Xiao Hei: “Not at all. You’ve told me so many times how much he helped you. It’d be too petty of me to stop you.”
Me: “Alright then, as long as you’re okay with it.”
In a daze I agreed to the lunch and prayed in my heart that nothing would go wrong when they met…
Section 2: Lunch
After getting ready, Xiao Hei and I walked to the restaurant entrance. From a distance we saw A Yan waiting at the door.
Neat short hair, gray sportswear—he looked fresh and clean. The only odd thing was the very obvious bulge in his gray pants.
“This guy really doesn’t care about his image in public.” I thought as I greeted him. After brief introductions, we went inside together.
Once in a private room, the three of us sat around the round table.
Me: “Why book a private room for just three people? Wasteful.”
A Yan: “It’s quieter, better for chatting. Order whatever you want, my treat today.”
Xiao Hei: “That’s too much, I’m his current boyfriend, I should be treating.”
A Yan: “Come on, being too polite is no good. As long as you take good care of Xiao Run, that’s enough. Go ahead and order.”
So we started some polite small talk. The atmosphere wasn’t as awkward as I imagined. Xiao Hei seemed quite warm toward A Yan. Hopefully nothing would go wrong… I thought while quietly eating. As I ate, my stomach started hurting. I’d greedily eaten an expired ice cream that morning and now it was catching up with me.
Me: “You two chat, I need the restroom. My stomach hurts a bit.”
Xiao Hei: “I told you not to eat that ice cream this morning. Now you’re having diarrhea, huh?”
Ignoring him, I rushed toward the restroom outside the room.
Fifteen minutes later, I finally emptied myself, washed my hands, and returned. When I pushed the door open, they were still chatting and laughing about everyday things. Thankfully they got along well. I was really afraid they’d fight.
Me: “I should be fine now. Are you two done? Let’s go if you’re finished.”
A Yan: “Okay, I’ll pay.” I sat next to Xiao Hei and started packing up. Xiao Hei didn’t look unhappy, so he probably really didn’t mind.
Huh?
What’s that faint white mark on his glasses?
Me: “What’s on your glasses? That white spot?”
Xiao Hei took them off and looked: “Oh, probably some soup splashed on them.”
Soup?
But we ordered tomato soup today, nothing white. I didn’t think much of it and left the restaurant with Xiao Hei.
The three of us stood outside discussing plans.
A Yan: “Got anything after this? If not, want to go sing? I have a VIP room.”
Xiao Hei: “Sure, I haven’t sung in ages.”
This guy really loves free stuff, I thought.
Me: “Alright then, nothing else to do anyway.”
So we strolled to the KTV. Little did I know, the thing that would change my relationship with Xiao Hei was slowly unfolding…