It’s Colder Today

It was as dark as the sky, and the street lights flickered on and off. They stopped a few steps away from the house, and He Yun mustered up the courage to approach.

For the first time, he discovered that his night vision was so good. He could see Shi Yun clearly through the moonlight, and he could see her shyness, her expectation and fear.

He got closer and closer, and he devoted himself wholeheartedly. After all, it was his first kiss, and he always wanted to make this thing beautiful when he recalled it.

Then, there was an exclamation.

He Sui stood a few meters away, with the street lights illuminating him. He was holding a bowl of cold noodles and raised his hand tremblingly with the chopsticks hanging on it: "What are you two doing? Let go of my brother!"

The second half of the sentence was what he said to Shi Yun.

commit crimes.

It's his younger brother who couldn't solve the questions in kindergarten and was kept in class by the teacher and pretended to have a stomachache. When will Yun let him go? It was obviously him who was restraining Shi Yun.

Damn, I'm just a little bit close to kissing you.

The exclamation was heard by the mother who was waiting for her child to study in the evening. Her mother's voice came from the yard: "Is He Yun He Sui back? Why don't you go into the house?"

Shi Yun ran away before his mother came out.

That night, He Yun's first kiss was not delivered.

He Yun was so angry that he was half dead, but He Sui's eyes filled with tears as if he had survived the disaster. He was his brother's savior.

But looking at his brother's expression of eagerness to deal with him, He Sui cautiously took a step back, retreated to the door of his room, and stood outside the door frame: "Brother, why do you look like you want to beat me?"

He Yun used a small brush to clean the models on the shelf: "What do you think?"

"I can't think of it." He Sui shook his head.

It is said that families with two children have many conflicts, and it is the original sin to be unfair to a bowl of water. His family has never had a bowl of water balanced. The whole family likes He Yun more, including He Sui, so there is no conflict.

His kindness to his brother was heartfelt.

He Yun reminded him that what happened at the door.

He Sui didn't understand even more. He walked into his brother's room: "I just saved you from being poisoned."

He Yun: "It's normal for lovers to kiss. Don't you also like the Chinese class representative of your class?"

He Sui's ears turned red when he heard the Chinese class representative: "I have a crush on her before I confess my love. But our class has a crush on her... Huh? Wait, brother, what did you say? Between lovers? Kissing? You Are you and Shi Yun a couple? Are you kissing?"

His voice was so loud that he wished everyone in the alley could hear it. He Yun quickly covered He Sui's mouth with his quick eyes and warned with his eyes: "Keep your voice down."

It was impossible for my mother not to hear such a loud voice. Carrying the fruit platter upstairs, she saw He Yun covering He Sui's mouth with his hand. She didn't care about the little quarrel between the brothers and let the child solve it by himself. She didn't help anyone.

But you still have to ask: "What's wrong?"

He Yun let go, took the fruit platter from his mother's hand, and joked casually, showing off his acting skills: "Oh, it's okay. He Sui didn't do well in the math test this time, and he wanted me to sign his autograph for him."

Mom raised her hand and called He Sui out: "Let's go to the living room. Come on, don't disturb your brother's homework."

He Sui will always remember that night. He only scored 97 on the math paper out of 150. I remember that his favorite brother actually fell in love with the person he hated the most. The lecture didn't last long. He Sui wanted to cry when he thought about his brother being fucked by Shi Yun.

The tears fell one after another, which made the old mother feel distressed. She just told him to work hard next time.

With his red and swollen eyes, he stayed up late at night to work. After finishing his homework, he also corrected his math paper. He opened the window before going to bed. He was depressed. He wanted to tell the Lord what was on his mind and pray to the gods in the sky to open their eyes. How could Shi Yun be his sister-in-law?

The night wind blows into the room.

The pages of the book were shaken, and the two people hugging each other under the mulberry tree in his house looked unseemly. Like a whip, he grabbed the balcony handrail, eager to turn over: "You, you, you..."

What is rock-solid is not only Niu's temper, but also the relationship between his brother and Shi Yun.

But after Shi Yun skipped a grade, the relationship between He Sui and her gradually improved. After all, this child from another family would no longer directly and obviously compare with his grades.

Later, He Yun was admitted to university with excellent results, and so was Shi Yun.

They are already older, and their love is no longer hidden from their parents.

Golden boy and jade girl.

The year his brother took over the mission and went there, He Sui was still in college.

He received a suicide note written by his brother, asking him to take good care of his grandparents, parents, take care of himself, and comfort Shiyun. On the day of the funeral, Brother Chu Heng came. He had gauze on his ears and kowtowed to his parents one after another.

He Sui couldn't shed a single tear. He obviously had such a good relationship with his brother. Looking at the fainted elder, he looked like a piece of wood, holding a black and white photo that was somewhat similar to him with an expressionless face.

After the funeral, he looked at the tinfoil ashes on the ground and took off his mourning clothes. His face was dry and his eyes were dry. After cleaning up the paper dust, he went to take out the trash and opened the door. He saw Shi Yun squatting beside the door.

Like a kitten huddled under the eaves on a rainy day.

At that moment, He Sui's tears finally fell.

He cried, she cried too, and they cried for the person who had completely disappeared from their lives from then on.