Chapter 88: Happy Part 2

At first, he hadn’t intended to go all the way.

Since confirming their relationship with Tao Zhi, they’d had plenty of intimate moments. Fu Si Heng wasn’t really in a rush—it was Tao Zhi who was a bit scared.

Every time he saw it, his face filled with fear.

He thought it was too big, that he definitely couldn’t take it, that it’d hurt to death. His pitiful gaze could melt anyone’s heart.

So before, they’d only ever done edging at most.

Fu Si Heng had been holding back, letting him get used to his size.

Yesterday, Tao Zhi hadn’t been afraid.

Probably because of the position, plus the fingers distracting him, making him overlook the familiar yet terrifying thing.

Fu Si Heng had originally just wanted to try.

Like halfway, or even just a little.

He hadn’t expected it to go so smoothly all the way down.

Tao Zhi had been stunned, and so had he.

A sensation shot straight to the top of his head, making him completely lose control.

Who the hell could hold back and pull out after going in?

He’d been so blissed out he’d forgotten his own name. Staying still for several minutes to let Tao Zhi adjust was already the greatest self-control he could muster.

He hadn’t thought too much at the time.

Fu Si Heng: “I didn’t know you wanted the scholarship so badly and didn’t want to miss class.”

He’d figured even if they did it today, a good rest at night, skipping morning class tomorrow, and sending him back in the afternoon wouldn’t be an issue.

After all, which college student didn’t skip class?

“Now I know.” Fu Si Heng nuzzled Tao Zhi’s forehead: “Forgive me, baby.”

Huh.

The topic shifted so quickly.

He’d just been teasing him, and now he was suddenly admitting fault.

Tao Zhi doubtfully lifted his face.

Then his cheek got kissed.

He was sitting sideways on Fu Si Heng’s lap, so lifting his face naturally led to the kiss.

After the cheek, his lips got kissed too. Tao Zhi looked at Fu Si Heng in bewilderment.

“Fine, I forgive you.” The kind-hearted college student harbored no grudges.

He casually asked: “So, are you sending me to school now?”

“Now?” Fu Si Heng asked.

“Mm-hmm.” Tao Zhi nodded.

He was worried that if he stayed overnight at Fu Si Heng’s place, what if tonight…

Fu Si Heng’s stamina was terrifying. It had happened before—not just late into the night, but again the next morning… Tao Zhi had learned that lesson the hard way. He didn’t want to risk tomorrow’s morning class.

“Alright.” Fu Si Heng was in the doghouse now; he’d agree to whatever Tao Zhi asked: “Go change clothes. I’ll send you back.”

–

Worried that the hour-long drive would make Tao Zhi uncomfortable, Fu Si Heng specially grabbed a blanket to pad under him before heading downstairs.

Fortunately, there was no traffic at night. Fu Si Heng drove fast and arrived fifteen minutes early.

The area near the school was full of budget hotels. Tao Zhi had figured a standard room would do, but Fu Si Heng booked a suite and checked in with him.

Tao Zhi: “?”

Tao Zhi hesitated as he looked at Fu Si Heng: “You’re staying here too?”

“Of course.” Fu Si Heng answered naturally, as if it were a given.

As he spoke, he took off his suit jacket and lifted the covers: “It’s eleven. Not sleeping yet?”

Tao Zhi: “…”

He didn’t get it.

But Tao Zhi weighed his options.

Now that he was staying outside the school, even if Fu Si Heng wanted another round tonight, there should be enough time.

After all, it was close by. Getting up at nine wouldn’t be a problem.

Having decided, Tao Zhi hesitantly changed into pajamas and got into bed.

They had both freshened up at home before coming. An hour later, when Tao Zhi climbed into bed, he still carried a faint peach fragrance on his body.

Fu Si Heng held him in his arms.

Although three times really wasn’t enough, Fu Si Heng wasn’t the beast Tao Zhi imagined.

He simply wanted to hold Tao Zhi while sleeping.

Just wanted Tao Zhi in his arms.

“Does it hurt?” Fu Si Heng asked him.

“It hurts.” Tao Zhi answered honestly.

Of course it hurt. It was his first time, and no matter how well he’d adjusted, the first time was always uncomfortable.

Though there had been pleasure too.

Plus the forty-plus minute drive—he’d gone numb from sitting.

“Sorry, I’ll be gentler next time.” Fu Si Heng felt guilty.

“I thought you’d say it’d stop hurting after doing it more.” Tao Zhi scratched his cheek.

Fu Si Heng was quiet for a few seconds: “That works too.”

“…”

“…Time to sleep.”

Tao Zhi buried his face in Fu Si Heng’s chest.

…

The next morning, Fu Si Heng woke first, called to order breakfast delivery. After Tao Zhi got up and washed up, he came out of the bathroom and asked Fu Si Heng: “I’ll head to school soon. You…”

“I’ll drive you to class.” Fu Si Heng said immediately.

Tao Zhi: “…”

Fine.

But wasn’t Fu Si Heng being a bit too clingy?

Tao Zhi was starting to struggle with it.

Though he’d vaguely sensed this tendency before, it felt like it had intensified a lot since yesterday.

Tao Zhi scratched his nose tip and gave a dry acknowledgment.

After breakfast, they left the hotel. Tao Zhi stopped by the dorm first to grab his backpack, then they headed to the academic building together.

They’d reached the bottom of the building—no further up.

Going higher would turn “escorting the wife to class” into “attending class with the wife.”

…

It wasn’t like he couldn’t attend.

Thinking about it, he’d loved studying in university too. It had been so long since he’d left school—wanting to relive those days was understandable, right?

“Alright, I’m off.” Tao Zhi had no idea what he was thinking and was actually pretty happy right now: “You go to work. Bye-bye.”

Fu Si Heng: “…”

Fu Si Heng was a little unhappy, feeling like something was missing. He didn’t let go of Tao Zhi’s hand.

Tao Zhi puzzledly looked down at it and tentatively tried to pull back.

Only then did Fu Si Heng release it.

There were still over ten minutes until class.

Fu Si Heng hummed.

He said flatly.

“Oh.” Tao Zhi left.

After two steps, the gaze from behind followed like a shadow, scorching hot. Tao Zhi: “…”

Sigh.

Tao Zhi let out an almost inaudible sigh.

He backed up again.

Glancing around and seeing no one paying attention, Tao Zhi suddenly darted forward, tiptoed up, and quickly pecked Fu Si Heng’s chin.

“See you this weekend, Brother Fu.”

With that, Tao Zhi bolted off without a trace.

Fu Si Heng stood frozen in place.

After a long moment, he raised a hand to touch the spot Tao Zhi had kissed. The corners of his lips slowly curved up.

…

Now he was finally happy.