FSGOR Ch62

In the following days,

Jiang Tian could no longer stay in the school dorm. During the daytime, whenever he didn’t have class, he would squeeze out time to drive home and keep his boyfriend company.

Since the school wasn’t far from home, the car Chu Xuyu bought him finally came in handy. After commuting back and forth three or four times a day, Jiang Tian thought—it’d be better to just move out of the dorm entirely.

Unexpectedly, his advisor, Zhuang Zhe, reached out to him, saying he wanted to ask about some issues regarding commuting.

At that moment,

Chu Xuyu was working in the room, his face cold and sharp. Noticing his young lover sitting on the armchair, phone in hand, suddenly casting a glance his way.

Their gazes happened to meet across the room.

Dressed in loungewear, Chu Xuyu’s black bangs hung lazily over his forehead, giving him a relaxed, domestic vibe. “What are you worrying about now?”

Jiang Tian smiled, lips pressed together. “Nothing.”

“Mm.”

Chu Xuyu still had work to do. He coaxed him, “Don’t stay here with me. Go downstairs and eat something.”

“…Okay.”

Jiang Tian stood up. “Then I’ll go grab some fruit. Come eat with me, Ge.”

He had been clingy these past few days, thinking it was nothing. Little did he know, Chu Xuyu had been basking in it, loving it to the point that he wished he could work from home every day, like a monarch who no longer rose for court.

But he had already started following the doctor’s advice, taking a small dosage of medication. Because of that, his focus was hard to maintain, and he hadn’t noticed Jiang Tian’s unease.

Down the stairs, past the living room, Jiang Tian held his phone with complex emotions swirling.

Even without Dou Ya’s warning, Jiang Tian was already frowning as he saw his advisor’s incoming call—it made him feel increasingly uncomfortable.

He believed he had already completed the procedures for commuting, and had clearly explained things. As a advisor, Zhuang Zhe shouldn’t be prying into his private matters.

But the man was relentless. Since Jiang Tian was still a student, he couldn’t just pretend it didn’t happen. After letting the missed call sit for a while, he finally replied.

KIRA: advisor Zhuang.

KIRA: I completed my commuting request when I enrolled. Is there a problem?

Zhuang Zhe responded with a smiling emoji.

Then, he sent a screenshot from a form—an updated policy from the Chemistry Department regarding dormitory classification.

It included new sections for freshman accommodations or commuting students, with many fields left unfilled, and requested more detailed personal information.

Zhuang Zhe: Jiang Tian.

Zhuang Zhe: The previous form was handled by Ms. Zhao, but we’ve had a staff change. Some files were damaged in the process, and a few details need to be re-entered more clearly.

Zhuang Zhe: Do you have time to complete it now?

Since he’d already said that, and with the official forms attached, Jiang Tian naturally cooperated. He replied saying he’d fill them out once the advisor sent the form.

Zhuang Zhe: No problem.

Zhuang Zhe: You can just reply directly, I’ll fill it in from my side to save time.

KIRA: Okay. Thank you, advisor Zhuang.

According to the form’s requirements, Jiang Tian answered some basic questions about his place of residence and reason for commuting. But he didn’t expect more invasive questions to follow—like who he was living with.

This part might not even be on the form. It was likely a case of the advisor overstepping.

Zhuang Zhe: Are you living with a parent, a roommate, or alone?

Jiang Tian hesitated for a few seconds. The advisor’s persistence made the discomfort even worse. His reply carried a note of resistance.

KIRA: advisor Zhuang.

KIRA: My request to commute has already been approved. Unless this is a required field from the department, I believe it involves personal privacy and I’d prefer not to answer.

Zhuang Zhe : Understood.

Zhuang Zhe: It’s not mandatory, thank you for your cooperation.

Since it was a student-teacher relationship, Jiang Tian didn’t want to create conflict. He politely replied “Thank you for your work” and was about to put his phone away to grab some fruit from the kitchen.

Buzz.

More messages popped up.

Zhuang Zhe: Sorry for being nosy—are you living with your girlfriend?

Jiang Tian found the message bizarre. He quickly set his phone to Do Not Disturb, suppressing his growing displeasure.

He didn’t respond to the strange advisor and acted as if nothing had happened.

The week passed quickly.

Thanks to Jiang Tian’s dedicated care, Chu Xuyu didn’t have another episode. He seemed to be doing much better.

They had already bought tickets for the weekend comic convention. Jiang Tian had hesitated at first, wondering if they should go, but thought it might be good to get out and walk around.

Besides, Chu Xuyu said it wasn’t as serious as he thought, and eagerly wanted to accompany him. So the two of them decided to go to the convention together.

On Sunday,

They woke up naturally, without alarms, and drove leisurely to the exhibition center where the event was held.

Neither of them had any strong goals—nor did they plan to shop excessively. They parked in the visitor lot, intending to just browse casually.

Since it was rare to visit such a youthful and lively place, Chu Xuyu intentionally dressed younger than usual. His usual strict aura was nowhere to be seen.

Wearing understated but expensive athleisure wear, his figure—tall and lean like a male model—stood out. Young girls passing by couldn’t help but stare, practically drooling.

Jiang Tian, on the other hand, didn’t care much for fashion. This outing was more about keeping his lover company than anything else.

He even thought—if they ran into the Little Dog and Big Wolf booth again, he’d love to buy some merch to show support. After all, they did have a certain kind of fate with them.

The moment he thought of it—like triggering a storyline—they were swept up in it completely.

From the moment they entered, the two of them were constantly mistaken for cosplayers of Little Dog and Big Wolf. A steady stream of young girls surrounded them, asking for photos, handing them IP merch until their hands were full—and it still didn’t stop.

“…”

At first, Jiang Tian politely declined and explained they were just ordinary attendees. But eventually, too many people were handing them phones, and the crowd became unmanageable.

He tried to glance at Chu Xuyu to check how he was doing—fortunately, the other man seemed to be enjoying himself, chatting with a girl holding an original manga volume.

The girl was short, and the venue noisy, so Chu Xuyu bent slightly to hear her better, listening patiently.

She pointed at a poster and said, “Sorry, I mistook you guys—but you really look like the outfits in the birthday bonus illustration!”

Jiang Tian leaned in too—and sure enough, their outfits were practically identical to the ones in the manga. No wonder they were getting mistaken for those characters.

In that moment,

The coincidence felt almost orchestrated. Their reluctance now seemed unnecessary. After a brief discussion, they decided—it’s fine to take some photos with fans. No big deal.

Chu Xuyu, with his cold and handsome face, patiently took photos with the enthusiastic and adorable girls. Surprisingly, he quite enjoyed the attention.

Jiang Tian found it unbelievable, but he was also content—as long as his lover was happy, that was enough.

They didn’t plan to buy anything special at the convention. After catching a few performances and casually browsing, they ended up leaving the venue with unexpected gains.

In the front seats of the car, the backseat was piled with fan gifts—snacks and freebies from those shipping Wolf Ge and Dog Di. It was a ridiculous sight.

Thinking back on it,

Since the two of them valued their privacy, they specifically asked not to have their photos posted online. Everyone respected their wish to remain as ordinary attendees.

Taking photos with them was no different from running into two handsome guys on the street and asking for selfies. Even if the fans had some kind of romantic hope in their hearts, it came from their deep love for the characters—not from any intention to tie the two of them together publicly.

Both of them could understand this. In an environment so full of youthful energy, it allowed Chu Xuyu to momentarily shed his identity as a busy CEO and relax considerably.

Who would’ve guessed how smug he felt inside.

Once misunderstood as an uncle by Jiang Tian’s classmates, now he was being sweetly called “Big Wolf Ge” by groups of high school girls with bright eyes, asking if they could take photos with him or complimenting his charm—it felt like he was on cloud nine.

It had been a great day. Dinner was set at a restaurant Jiang Tian had reserved.

On the way there, Chu Xuyu pretended to still be lost in the convention atmosphere, as if unaware that Jiang Tian had prepared a surprise for him. He guessed there might be a little jump scare during the meal.

Just as they reached the parking lot,

They got out of the car.

As Chu Xuyu closed the car door, he noticed the backseat overflowing with the fans’ gifts. Worried something might get crushed, he asked Jiang Tian why he didn’t just put them in the trunk.

Then, an unexpected sight stunned the 30-year-old “Big Wolf Ge.”

In the dim lighting of the underground parking lot, the car trunk popped open, and the sudden glow from inside revealed a bed of flowers—gifts carefully arranged by his lover.

Jiang Tian stood in front of him, pulling a small box from his pocket, and handed it to the shocked billionaire CEO.

“…Ge, don’t think it’s too cheesy.”

Jiang Tian’s ears were red. Even he thought the setup was over-the-top, yet it stirred something unexpectedly tender. “Maybe it takes a clumsy gesture like this… to actually surprise someone as clever as you.”

Chu Xuyu was speechless with surprise.

After a moment, he gently cupped Jiang Tian’s face, like holding something rare and precious. Smiling, he said, “I really do love this surprise.”

Hearing that,

Jiang Tian smiled shyly, still a bit embarrassed. He handed over the carefully arranged bouquet. “Ge, happy birthday.”

Then—

The small box revealed a delicate, one-of-a-kind ring, presented to his lover.

“I made this myself.”

“It’s not very expensive…”

“But I think you’ll like it.”

The ring wasn’t valuable in terms of money, but Jiang Tian had spent over ten thousand yuan of his scholarship on materials. He had squeezed in time himself to make it.

Chu Xuyu held his breath, eyes locked on Jiang Tian’s slender fingers. The younger man’s hands trembled slightly as he slowly slid the ring onto Chu Xuyu’s ring finger.

The ring had a unique design—two intertwined wolf ears, sharp and elegantly curved, symbolizing strength and unity.

“…”

Chu Xuyu exhaled, his breath warm. Leaning closer to his little sweetheart, he couldn’t help but ask, “You’ve either been in class or with me—when did you have time to prepare this?”

Jiang Tian smiled but didn’t answer.

Chu Xuyu’s lips curled, his voice brimming with fondness. Taking advantage of the moment, he gave Jiang Tian a kiss. “Thank you, baby.”

“Gege really loves your birthday gift.”

“Is there another one?”

Jiang Tian blushed.

He had a feeling this dinner might just be the appetizer. His face was flushed, his heart pounding. Remembering how much Chu Xuyu liked the puppy police outfit, he knew exactly what kind of second gift his lover was hoping for.

Responding warmly, he whispered, “That gift will be given to you at home.”

“Mm.”

Chu Xuyu curved his lips, unable to hide his anticipation. He leaned close to Jiang Tian’s ear. “Let’s go home after dinner.”

“I’m really looking forward to receiving the second gift from my baby.”