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Even though they are twin siblings, the relationship between Jack and Michelle is not close. This is largely because of this. Mother cares more about Michelle. It can be understood that they are the same sex and there are more topics. Father's preference for Michelle There is nothing to hide.

When Jack and Michelle were young, they didn’t have much fun or even a chance to meet each other. Michelle was in poor health when she was a child. When Jack was in boarding school, she was at home with tutors or struggled with illness in the hospital ward. Almost all of his private time outside is spent with his daughter, so Jack rarely sees the king.

At the beginning, Jack and Michelle had a good relationship. Jack often went to see her to accompany her, cheering that she could go home instead of staying in the hospital. They were each other's only friends and talked about everything.

But as time went by and I grew up, on the one hand, I became accustomed to my sister’s illness—no one would even notify him when Michelle went to the hospital; Feeling good, Jack gradually went to see Michelle less and less.

At 15, Jack came home from the end of term to learn that Michelle had suffered an unprecedented severe attack that nearly killed her.Michelle gradually became a healthy and normal girl after that time, so Jack didn't care too much.

Perhaps it is because of her healthy body that Michelle finally has the time to cultivate her hobbies. She suddenly likes to pay attention to the disadvantaged groups, orphans who sacrificed soldiers, children who have no money for medical treatment, etc. She always immerses herself in these things. The relationship between her and Jack There was no recovery, and the siblings really became estranged.

And even when Michele's health improved, the King's love never reached Jack.

But Jack and Michelle are indeed sisters and brothers. Staring at the deep night, Jack thought of the same thing. In such a dark night, there are no lights, and no one knows that they can do things that are not allowed under the sun.

Even though the relationship is becoming increasingly distant, as the only two people of the same age in the palace, Jack and Michelle know each other somewhat. He is not as worried about Michelle as the king, and he is [-]% sure that Michelle left by himself.

Taking a flashlight, Jack walked out of the palace with the people who left to find Michelle under the roar of the king.

Standing on the edge of the candlelight, David was supposed to follow the flow of people to look for the princess in the streets, but he kept staring at Jack, whose expression made him a little worried.

David turned off the flashlight and followed the flickering light in Jack's hand.

Jack made a phone call on the way, and as soon as the phone was connected, he asked, "Where are you?"

After hearing the answer from the other end of the phone, he said: "Where do you stay, I'll see you in the past."

Then Jack put away his phone and walked in a certain direction without distraction, and David followed him silently.

As an ordinary soldier who has not been in the army for a long time, David basically has no lurking and tracking skills at all. He did not try to hide himself. Jack is the one who often executes special characters and is proficient in this aspect. He didn't look back, maybe he was too focused to notice that David was following him, maybe he knew and just didn't care.

Jack went to see Joseph, of course Joseph.

Joseph was at home when the power went out, and when he received a call, he couldn't help but go outside the door, sat on the steps and waited, looking forward to every approaching figure. When Jack came, he turned off the flashlight, and Joseph still recognized him at a glance. .

Jack called out, "Joseph."

Joseph stood up and explained, "I don't want to get in trouble..."

Jack interrupted him: "The lights are all out."

The last time we met Joseph was thrown out by Jack, and now Joseph doesn’t know why Jack suddenly cut off relations with him, and why Jack came to him suddenly, Joseph said: “So…”

Jack said, "I owe you a goodbye."

They stared at each other in the dark of night, and Jack said, "Goodbye."

Jack wanted to leave, but just as he turned around, Joseph suddenly said, "I just want you to tell me, is this true?"

Jack looked at Joseph, and it took him a while to get the answer out of his throat: "This was the only real thing in my life."

He turned and left, and Joseph stood there, watching his back getting further and further away.

David watched them say goodbye to each other, watched Jack stride away, then slowed down and came slowly to join him.

Jack wasn't surprised, and didn't call him.

Walking out for a while in the night, David asked, "Did you cry because of him?"

Neither of them looked at each other, and Jack asked calmly, "Do you still care, Michelle?"

That's a good question. They weren't lovers at all in the beginning, and the relationship developed to this point was very sudden and inexplicable, and there is no clear definition until now.

David took a deep breath and said, "We all have a past, but it's all past."

Jack stopped: "Do you think I love you?"

David also stopped, "I think so." He looked at Jack: "And I love you too."

Even though they have rolled in bed many times, this is the first time they have spoken frankly and clearly.

Jack looked up to the sky: "The night is too long."

"And it's dark, no one will see," David said.

Jack kissed him.

They went to the apartment that David rented in the capital. It was the first time for Jack to come here. Because the night was so dark, they openly held hands on the street, kissed all the way into the room in the corridor.

Perhaps it was indeed an opportunity given by God. This was a very peaceful and practical night, never so peaceful and practical.

Afterwards, they hugged each other and leaned against each other. In the night and in the soft embrace of the bed, no one spoke, but lay quietly.

Until the bedside lamp turned on, Shiloh returned to the bright lights again.

They get up and get dressed, and Jack straightens David's tie and says, "The lights are on."

David didn't want to repeat Joseph's question, but just looked at Jack, waiting for his next words.

Jack said, "I'm a prince," not in a tone of joy or pride.

David said lightly, "You told me I was the prince."

Jack stared at David, but as if there was nothing in front of him, he continued: "I am the king's son, and I dug him out of my heart, because that's what daddy wants me to do, what mommy wants me to do, and I will To be king, I want a queen, an heir, a perfect family."

David stared at him, and there was something in Jack's voice that Jack didn't know, something that made Jack say not "I'm going to leave you someday" but "Stop me, stop me, save me ".

So David smiled and said, "That's for later, isn't it?"

Jack nodded slightly, and finally smiled slowly.

David grabbed his shoulders and gave him one last kiss of the night.

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