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Shen Wei never learned to swim. It hasn't been a problem before.

Zhao Yunlan laughs again, hugging him. "I got a lot of compliments wearing that shirt."

"Then perhaps you should put it on now."

"Only if you promise to go to a club with me."

"What?" Shen Wei startles at the suggestion—he'd been joking—and twists to look at Zhao Yunlan who has a devious expression on his face, his mouth pulled into suggestive grin.

"Go out with me," he says. "Better yet, you wear the shirt."

Zhao Yunlan has many scars. Some are visible.

The weather is warm enough to fend off the snow for another month or two, but rain is constant this time of year.

And he hates it.

Zhao Yunlan and his father share one or two long-unspoken truths, and one or two new ones. Meanwhile, Shen Wei has failed to learn Zhao Yunlan’s lesson about care in handling ancient artifacts.

In a world were the Holy Tools never left Dixing, Shěn Wēi invites Zhào Yúnlán home to meet his brother.

He probably should have warned him they were twins.

Shen Wei was with Zhao Yunlan, he was taking care of Zhao Yunlan.
They were even sleeping together but they didn't do it yet.
What Shen Wei didn't know is that Zhao Yunlan was also waiting for Shen Wei.

Their first time become one affair when one new case appears for the SID and it's was about one ghost who was here to find couples who never do it, and she was near the couples until they do it.
She was only near the couple who were "True love to each other and very serious".

It's Prank Week.

How Zhao Xinci saved the day and his son. A canon fix-it.

The moment before Zhao Yunlan knocks. The moment before Shen Wei opens the door. The moment before they know.

[Podfic by knight_tracer & the24thkey]

Zhu Hong attends a most unconventional wedding.

“I would die for him,” Shen Wei whispered, his tone calm and even, a sharp contrast to the intensity of his words. There was no denying the amount of devotion that seeped into his voice. “I would kill for him.”
Chu Shuzhi knew just as much, but politely didn’t point it out. Having witnessed first-hand said promise in action – Ye Zun and Da Qing’s ex-girlfriend could attest to that –, and worked for him before that, he had sworn to do everything in his power to never question Shen Wei’s judgement.

Zhao Yunlan is accosted by the villainous trio. Proceedings are interrupted by a goose falling from the skies, the plot is derailed with honking, and Zhao Yunlan discovers a deep-seated loathing of goose poop.

Honk.

...and the story was based on the truth as its teller knew her. And as each story is told to an audience, the audience can discover the discrepancies in the truths presented.

The portal yawned and disgorged him onto a city street. He landed heavily, face-down, panting, and struggled up onto his elbows, gulping for air, fighting to suppress the cough still lodged in his body. The night was chill. His hair tangled around him like a net. He was alone again, and his illness, the bane of his childhood, was tightening his chest. It was almost laughable how pathetic he was, he who had amassed such dreadful powers, who’d held the fate of the world in his palm just minutes ago.