Fall in love with summer flamingos

It takes seven or eight hours to drive from City S to City A. Gu Shiye plans to do the same as when he came here and sleep it off. He quite likes sleeping in the car. The small space makes him feel wrapped and safe.

Gu Shiye didn't know how long he had slept, but he was awakened by the sound of knocking on the glass. He frowned and opened his eyes to see that the car had stopped at the door of his house and the driver was nowhere to be found. He rubbed his eyes and sat up, his waist was sore and his legs were numb. He saw the handsome face outside that looked exactly like him, grinning at him, the sun was shining, and the youth was bright and beautiful.

Gu Shiye opened the car door, put his legs on the ground and prepared to relax and let his body recover a little before standing up. He raised his head and looked at Gu Shiye. The afternoon sun made it difficult for him to open his eyes.

Gu Shiye supported the roof of the car with one hand, slightly bent his body, tilted his head to look at him and said happily:

Brother, you are finally back. I missed you so much.

Gu Shiye hummed without any emotion, took out his phone from his pocket and sent a message to Su Yangxia telling him that he had arrived home. Su Yangxia replied quickly and sent a voice message. He originally planned to convert it into text, but accidentally pressed the voice play button.

X: Oh, Gu Xiaoye, your brother has been waiting for you to report that you are safe. I have never put down my phone. Okay, I feel relieved to know that you are home. You can go ahead and do your work. Come back early and I will be waiting for you.

Su Yangxia's lazy tone was mixed with a hint of coquettishness and mischief. She deliberately raised her voice as if she was speaking with her throat clamped, which sounded playful and frivolous. Gu Shiye found it quite amusing and couldn't help laughing. He casually replied to the message, then put the phone in his pocket, stood up and said to the person standing there.

"Let's go in."

Gu Shiye's face was twisted and he looked very unhappy. Just looking at him, there was a hint of grievance. After a while, he asked with a smile on his face, "Who did brother just text?"

"classmate"

Gu Shiye said and walked into the garden of his home without looking back. Gu Shiye followed closely behind him and caught up with him in two steps. He grabbed his hand and said seriously, "Brother, are you so close to your classmates?"

He gently broke free from Gu Shiye's hand, looked at his serious face and said to him gently, "We are just ordinary classmates, and...you have grown up, you can't hold my hand like this anymore, my classmates will laugh at you."

"I don't care"

Gu Shiye's unpleasant voice came from behind him. He walked towards his home and looked up again to take a good look at the home where he had lived for 18 years.

This detached villa was what my mother fell in love with at first sight. She said it was very similar to the place she most wanted to go in her dreams, so our whole family settled down here.

After my mother passed away, my father's company grew bigger and bigger, and he never thought about moving to a bigger and better house.

The Border Collie in the yard saw Gu Shiye first, was stunned for two seconds, and then ran towards him barking. The old dog, more than ten years old, was still licking its owner like a puppy. He squatted down and reached out to scratch its chin, touched its head, and touched the culprit in front of him who made his face drool.

Bengbeng was a gift from Gu Shiye's mother when he was seven years old. He was very happy at that time. At such a young age, he took care of a puppy by himself and even held the puppy in his arms to sleep at night. His younger brother went to their father to complain several times because of jealousy, saying that his brother would not play with his younger brother because he had a dog. He was severely scolded by his father and told to let his younger brother raise the dog together, otherwise he would send the dog away.

The housekeeper was tidying its doghouse. When he saw him come back, he stopped what he was doing and spoke to him enthusiastically.

"Xiaoye, you're back. Come in quickly. Aunt Lin has prepared your favorite dishes." He waved to Gu Shiye to come in, and then he bent down to tidy up the dog house.

As soon as he entered the door, Aunt Lin warmly took him to the dining table and sat him down. She busied herself bringing out several dishes from the kitchen. These were the dishes he usually ate at home. Gu Shiye sat opposite him, looking like he was also ready to eat. From the moment he entered the door, he saw the dog, the housekeeper, and the aunt, all of whom had enthusiastic expressions on their faces.

Gu Shiye couldn't help but pull the corner of his mouth and let out an ambiguous laugh, with a bit of yin and yang in his tone.

"Look, brother, everyone misses you so much and is so welcoming, including the dog outside."

Gu Shiye looked at him and said expressionlessly, "Bengbeng was raised by me since he was a child. The others are gone because I haven't been back for a long time."

Aunt Lin set the table for them and told them to eat while it was hot, then went to the kitchen to do other things.

He glanced at the person opposite him, still looking at him in the same way, without moving his chopsticks, just staring at him, sometimes sitting straight, sometimes supporting his chin with his hand and looking at him with his head tilted.

He felt uncomfortable being stared at and said, "Why are you sitting here without eating?"

Gu Shiye smiled and said, "Of course I look at my brother."

His mood for eating was affected. He finished the meal in less than ten minutes and didn't taste anything. He took a tissue from the table to wipe his mouth, then got up and went upstairs.

Their room is on the second floor. Before entering junior high school, the two brothers slept together. After junior high school, he had his own private space. Although his room was often broken into by others, he could still have his own independent space for a period of time every month without being disturbed.