Our Untamed Boys

Chapter 2: Concerning Disasters, Natural and Man-Made

It was good for both the Gusu Lan and Yunmeng Jiang sects. Every summer the boys from one would visit the other, building bonds, strengthening the alliances between the families, and forging good memories. Perfect plan, if you asked Lan Xichen.

Of course, that was all before the rabbit catching, curfew breaking, near drownings, and potential war.

It was good for both the Gusu Lan and Yunmeng Jiang sects. Every summer the boys from one would visit the other, building bonds, strengthening the alliances between the families, and forging good memories. Perfect plan, if you asked Lan Xichen.

Of course, that was all before the rabbit catching, curfew breaking, near drownings, and potential war.

Wei Wuxian sits up a little further. Then instantly regrets it. “Go to bed, Jiang Cheng,” he groans. “I’ll live.”

“Will you?” Jiang Cheng says. “Because if you die in my guest room, Gusu Lan will have my head.”

He and Jin Ling really are the same person, sometimes. Wei Wuxian considers pointing out, again, that he is nowhere near dying, but he lets it go. He’s tired. And it’s apparently not helping. “Not all of Gusu Lan,” he says mildly. “I think the elders would send gifts.”

(Or: an unexpected stay in Lotus Pier.)

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