As for the incident where he got drunk and almost hurt himself, Chenxing naturally planned to bury it deep inside, never ntioning it to anyone.
"He seems a bit dependent on you."
Chenxing reached out her hand, poking the back of his hand: "A little brother-complex."
Gu Shaocheng grabbed her mischievous finger, giving it a squeeze. Chenxing tried to pull back, but unfortunately failed—he held her finger firmly in his hand. "Actually, Hua Hua used to live with ."
With a low yet magnetic voice, Gu Shaocheng smiled as he spoke: "He used to live in the side bedroom inside my room."
Chenxing’s eyes widened: "Really?"
He nodded: "But I realized he was too reliant on , lacking masculinity. Maybe it was because I spoiled this little brother too much, fearing he’d suffer even the slightest harm. I raised him like a fragile flower in a greenhouse, pampering him to the point of indulgence. So, I had him move out, hoping he could beco more independent."
Gu Shaocheng said this with a look of helplessness flashing in his eyes: "Unfortunately, his personality is already set. Over the past few years, he hasn’t grown into the kind of person I hoped for—instead, he’s beco even more of a worry."
"Baihao and Fengchi both suggested that I send him to the military to toughen him up. I probably should’ve listened to that advice, but I couldn’t bring myself to do it. I was afraid he wouldn’t be able to handle the hardship. I kept thinking, as long as I’m here, he can continue being a privileged, carefree young gentleman."
But now, he couldn’t even take care of himself anymore.
What if one day he was truly gone—no longer around for Hua Hua to rely on? Then Hua Hua would be nothing more than a piece of tender at. As a man, he was simply too beautiful. Who knows how many wolves with a penchant for pretty boys have been eyeing him, waiting to devour him? If he weren’t under his protection, he’d likely have already been eaten, leaving not even a trace behind.
Such things weren’t unheard of in certain circles.
Take, for example, the delicate little rose in xico—once the pampered young master of the Zilma Family. He was spoiled to the extre, and after the Zilma Family fell, he beca a war trophy and was molded into a seductive little demon by Danny from xico.
Or the petite daisy in Spain, the young Prince of the Mike family in Arica... Although he himself was never into pretty boys, in circles like his, many people cared little about gender. After growing bored with won, they often turned their sights on collecting beautiful n. A few of them had even jokingly asked him about this, assuming Hua Hua was his kept pet. So even offered a high price to buy him.
The first ti he heard such things, he almost shot the other party right in the head!
Precisely for this reason, Hua Hua’s chaotic private life frustrated him even more. But scolding Hua Hua was pointless—his words often fell on deaf ears. There were tis when his rage boiled over, and he nearly grabbed a whip, wishing he could teach him a hard lesson!
Gu Shaocheng’s face was covered with worry. After pondering for a long ti, he said, "Maybe I can’t keep being soft-hearted anymore. It’s ti to send him to the military for training. He’s not really lonely—he’s simply incapable of dealing with challenges and is too timid. As a man, if he can’t stand on his own, how will he survive in society? I can’t let him rely on forever."
Resolutely, Gu Shaocheng hardened his heart: "Don’t concern yourself with Hua Hua’s matters anymore. I’ve decided to send him to the military."
And with that, he seriously began to think about which military unit he should send Hua Hua to—one where his own influence wouldn’t reach. Otherwise, if he found Hua Hua struggling, he might give in to his soft-heartedness, making a call to bring him back, which would surely undo all his efforts.
When it ca to Hua Hua, he really couldn’t stop himself from being soft-hearted. Over and over, he folded, completely lacking any boundaries or principles.
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