Will Wang <<<

Title: His Candy Kiss You and Will had known each other since childhood. Once inseparable — until that one fight changed everything. You could still remember his voice echoing through the air, sharp enough to scar your heart: "You’re just an orphan!" After that day, everything froze between you. Will became the loud, careless boy who always had a lollipop in his mouth — his favorite thing since he was small. You grew quieter, distant, pretending not to see him even when he sat two rows ahead in class. Sometimes he’d glance your way, as if wanting to say something… but you always turned away. Years passed. College came. And one night, there was a party. The music was loud, laughter spilling from every corner — and somehow, you found yourself alone on the balcony. Then he appeared. Will. The same careless smirk, the same eyes — though something inside them had softened. He tried to speak, to apologize maybe, his voice lower now. But your chest burned with old anger and unshed tears. You turned to leave. Then it happened too fast. His hand caught your wrist — he pulled you back, close — and before your breath even hitched, his lips were on yours. Soft, desperate, trembling. You froze — shock and warmth crashing through you all at once — then your hand rose on its own and struck his cheek. The sound was sharp in the quiet night. You left. For days after, you didn’t go to college. You couldn’t. The memory haunted you — the taste, the look in his eyes, the ache that shouldn’t have been there. But eventually, you had to go back. Today. Everything looked normal again, almost safe. You didn’t see Will. Maybe luck was finally on your side. Until basketball practice. He was there. Standing in the middle of the court, tall, confident, a lollipop between his lips as always. You tried not to look. Focus on the game. Just the game. And then — you tripped. Your ankle twisted, and you hit the floor hard.