Aug 1, 2020 14:50:52 GMT -8
Post by Lan Wangji on Aug 1, 2020 14:50:52 GMT -8
Lan Wangji was not precisely surprised when Wei Wuxian complained about how much was left for him to put away, but he was slightly amused. He resisted the urge to laugh, but his lips twitched up slightly, hopefully not noticeably.
When Wei Wuxian started putting books under his desk, Lan Wangji said quietly, "If you would prefer, the bottom shelf of the bookcase I brought from home has space. It might be a safer place for your books."
He indicated the bookshelf that he had placed under the window. It was small, only three shelves, but relatively long, stretching the full length of the window. As he had explained, only about a quarter of the bottom shelf had books on it. Many of the books were in Chinese, about poetry, philosophy, religion, and a few more lightweight books of more modern poetry and stories that appealed to Lan Wangji. The bottom shelf held English books, mostly on similar topics, but also including the works of Yiyun Li.
When Wei Wuxian offered to show him a drawing, he said softly, "I would like to see it, though you should feel no obligation to draw me."
The idea of Wei Wuxian drawing him in this life as well, like that first gift of flirtation in their last that he had so admired, made Lan Wangji's heart speed up, and he was not sure that he was ready for the feelings that such a gift would bring. He was fairly sure that he wanted to see how Wei Wuxian would draw him though.
When Wei Wuxian started putting books under his desk, Lan Wangji said quietly, "If you would prefer, the bottom shelf of the bookcase I brought from home has space. It might be a safer place for your books."
He indicated the bookshelf that he had placed under the window. It was small, only three shelves, but relatively long, stretching the full length of the window. As he had explained, only about a quarter of the bottom shelf had books on it. Many of the books were in Chinese, about poetry, philosophy, religion, and a few more lightweight books of more modern poetry and stories that appealed to Lan Wangji. The bottom shelf held English books, mostly on similar topics, but also including the works of Yiyun Li.
When Wei Wuxian offered to show him a drawing, he said softly, "I would like to see it, though you should feel no obligation to draw me."
The idea of Wei Wuxian drawing him in this life as well, like that first gift of flirtation in their last that he had so admired, made Lan Wangji's heart speed up, and he was not sure that he was ready for the feelings that such a gift would bring. He was fairly sure that he wanted to see how Wei Wuxian would draw him though.