my best friend
Jian Yi told his best friend Zhan Xi that he liked men. After that day, they didn't talk about it again and continued to live normally, but Zhan Xi feels uncomfortable with the situation and confused. And he wants to talk to his friend about it. After these events the feelings of both will change and their friendship relationship can turn into something more. ***Story also posted at: https://spiritfanfics.com/perfil/13Yume13
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“It's impossible not to recommend it, it's a soft and cute story like the original, to the point where you can imagine the characters' expressions and actions, just like in the original. The story conveys the romance in a coherent and cohesive way, leaving no loose ends and showing the point of view of the two characters. Having funny, cute, romantic and sexy scenes. I recommend it because if you follow the original or if you simply want a cute and lovable yaoi romance, you'll find it. It's worth reading, commenting and the anticipation of going to the next chapter is wonderful, I'm glad it's finished, otherwise I would be very excited to read it. And look, another positive point, it's finished, there's no need to be afraid of abandoning the fic or anything like that. Just read it, you won't regret it!!! Kissus ♥”
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