love letter to summer

Ye Ji smiled proudly.

Xia Tang snatched the book and hugged it in his arms. He couldn't wait to check if there was any damage, and said, "I can sacrifice my dignity for literature, understand?"

Ye Ji: "Oh."

Xia Tang: "Hmph, you don't understand about us scholars."

Ye Ji sat down on the sofa, raised Erlang's legs to watch Xia Tang messing around, and asked, "Scholar, what are your plans now?"

Xia Tang made a long face: "My mother is too much. She scolded me and let it go. She also said that homosexuality is disgusting and perverted. She said that these books poison the society. I am really angry this time. I don't want to forgive her."

Ye Ji pondered for a moment, and said, "You stay at my house for a few days, and we can talk about it after you calm down."

Xia Tang: "I'm very calm now."

Ye Ji looked at his angry face like a puffer fish, nodded and said, "Well, you are very calm."

Xia Tang punched him and said: "I don't want to talk to her, she will force me to admit my mistake, but I did nothing wrong, I will never admit my mistake."

Ye Ji sighed, patted Xia Tang's head, and said, "Then don't admit your mistake, but try to convince Auntie."

Xia Tang said helplessly, "Actually, when I was arguing with her today, I tried to persuade her. I told her that homosexuality is normal. There are homosexuals in ancient and modern China and abroad. I even mentioned the ancient Greek advocacy of homosexuality. But she couldn't listen to it at all. When she couldn't quarrel with me, she kept saying that she didn't care about it. Anyway, I can't get in touch with homosexuality, and I can't learn to be bad.

The more he talked, the more frustrated he became.

Ye Ji didn't know what to say, so he hugged Xia Tang and patted him on the back.

Xia Tang put her head on his shoulder and said in a muffled voice: "I don't know what to do. Whenever I talk about this kind of thing, they are like people from another world. I can't communicate with them. Every time I try It will only lead to greater conflict."

Ye Ji: "I understand."

Xia Tang: "What should I do, woo woo..."

Ye Ji: "Don't be cute."

Xia Tang: "I didn't..."

Ye Ji pinched his pouty lips, and said, "This expression is cute."

Xia Tang patted his hand off: "My parents made me so cute, what can I do, I am also very desperate."

Ye Ji: "Do you want a face?"

Xia Tang: "No matter how much face I have with you, I will lose all face."

"Boy, your wings are stiff, you dare to mock me." Ye Ji tickled him.

Xia Tang yelled while hiding: "Hahaha, don't scratch, I'm ticklish, hahahaha, help—"

Seeing that he was in a better mood, Ye Ji pinched his face and said, "Don't worry, I'll take you to dinner."

Xia Tang nodded.

The two got up and walked towards the door.

Ye Ji asked, "What do you want to eat?"

Xia Tang: "Full Han Banquet."

Ye Ji slapped him on the back of the head.

Xia Tang: "It's fine if you don't let them eat, why are you still beating people? Cheapskates."

Ye Ji: "If you don't fight for three days, you will go to the house to expose the tiles."

Xia Tang: "Hmph."

After leaving the house, waiting for the elevator, the two stood side by side, shoulder to shoulder.

Ye Ji felt Xia Tang's hand was next to him, and suddenly wanted to hold his hand, he moved his hand, and the back of his hand touched Xia Tang lightly, but Xia Tang immediately turned to look at him as if frightened.

Ye Ji glanced at him and said, "Sorry, I was not careful." He withdrew his hand and put it in his trouser pocket.

Xia Tang looked at him silently, then lowered his head to look at the floor.

After a long time, Xia Tang whispered, "I'm sorry...I, I haven't thought it through yet."

Ye Ji forced a smile: "I understand."

The two wandered downstairs for a few minutes and decided to eat Sichuan cuisine. Ye Ji didn't like spicy food, but Xia Tang was a chili fanatic, so Ye Ji had to sacrifice his life to accompany the gentleman.

Although Xia Tang likes spicy food, she will still give in to Ye Ji. They each order a bowl of noodles, one bowl of medium spicy and one bowl of non-spicy, then add fish-flavored eggplant and stir-fried lettuce, both of which are not spicy Finally, Xia Tang ordered a dish of mapo tofu to comfort her craving for spicy food.

Ye Ji ate happily until the mapo tofu was on the table. Seeing that the peppers on it were sweating, Xia Tang was delighted to eat, and yelled while eating: "It's so delicious, it's different from the mapo tofu outside. This is super authentic."

Ye Ji was aroused to try it out of curiosity, but he was afraid of spicy food, Xia Tang desperately encouraged him: "Try it, you won't get pregnant if you try it."

Ye Ji was still hesitating, Xia Tang had scooped up a large spoonful and fed it to his mouth, Ye Ji had no choice but to open his mouth, but he regretted it the next second.

This dish of mapo tofu is indeed different from those goblins outside. Those outside are goblins, but this dish is the king of demons.

Ye Ji was almost burnt to death, he poured water desperately, Xia Tang laughed so much that he almost slipped under the table.

Ye Ji finally calmed down after filling a whole pot of water. He gasped and glared at Xia Tang. Xia Tang smiled slyly like a devil. After laughing enough, he scooped up a spoonful of mapo tofu and stuffed it into his mouth. Ye Ji yelled with an even more exaggerated expression: "It's so spicy! I bit into the chili pepper! Zhitian pepper!!!"

Ye Ji: "Hehe."

Xia Tang's lips were red, and her whole body was breathing fire.

Ye Ji taunted: "Retribution." While feeding water honestly, Xia Tang drank from Ye Ji's cup.

After tossing and tossing for a long time, Xia Tang finally came back to life. As soon as he came back to life, he started acting like a demon, pointing at Ye Ji and saying, "Haha, your lips are so swollen, you're so ugly."

Ye Ji looked at Xia Tang's sausage-like lips speechlessly.

When the two were hurting each other, the proprietress of the restaurant came over and said in a low voice, "Kids, can you keep your voice down?"

Ye Ji and Xia Tang glanced at the crowded restaurant together, and then at each other, with question marks all over their heads.

The proprietress said embarrassingly: "It's not good for you to do this, other customers are not happy."

Ye Ji, Xia Tang: "??"

The proprietress pointed to their chopsticks and cups, with a vague expression, as if she had something to say.

Ye Ji had an epiphany, but Xia Tang was still at a loss.

The proprietress pointed behind her carefully, and said in a low voice: "The guests over there said that you are too high-profile."

Ye Ji looked behind the proprietress, and saw a couple and a boy about nine years old sitting at the table she was pointing at.

The woman is feeding the children, and the man is glaring at them.

Seeing Ye Ji looking at him, the man sneered, and said loudly to the woman next to him: "That kid was bullied by a girl, and his parents just put up with it?"

The woman said: "The two of you are classmates after all. We see each other at school every day. It's not good to have a falling out."

"Hmph." The man sneered, "That kid is so nice to that little girl, she started to take advantage of it and acted like a good boy, and in turn bullied others. Now the little girl is so ignorant, she doesn't look like a girl, forcing men to fuck Yes, that’s how homosexuals came about. Heterosexuality was imprisoned and suppressed, homosexuality became reasonable and legal, civilized became garbage, uncivilized became culture, yin and yang were reversed, and humanity disappeared.”*

The author has something to say:

"That kid was so nice to that little girl, she started to take advantage of it and acted like a good boy, and in turn bullied others. Now the little girl is so ignorant, she doesn't look like a girl, forcing men to be gay, that's how gay guys come Yes. Heterosexuality has been imprisoned and suppressed, homosexuality has become reasonable and legal, the civilized has become garbage, the uncivilized has become culture, yin and yang have been reversed, and humanity has disappeared.”

This passage is not original by me, but adapted from a comment from a netizen I saw on the Internet many years ago.This comment can be regarded as one of the reasons that prompted me to write this novel.