Chapter 21
Returning to the room and changing into dry clothes, Xiang Mo brought the laundry basket to the third-floor balcony and […]
Singlehood Syndrome
Singlehood Syndrome
by Kong Ju
Xiang Mo, a font designer, and Du Chi, a reserved art teacher, both embrace their single lives and are content with their peaceful routines. However, everything changes when a troublesome neighbor moves in upstairs. Du Chi’s teasing comment about Xiang Mo’s daring art exhibition disrupts their friendly neighborhood atmosphere, making Xiang Mo uncomfortable. As two fiercely independent individuals come together, their bond becomes a dangerous signal of impending attraction.
Chapter 22
As the time passed 9:30 pm, the shopping mall began to clear out. Xiang Mo and Du Chi took the
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Chapter 23
Despite feeling physically exhausted, Xiang Mo’s mind was unusually active. No matter how much he tried to self-hypnotize, he couldn’t
Singlehood Syndrome
Chapter 24
Before deleting each other on WeChat, the last sentence that Xiang Mo sent to Qian Kun was: “Let’s break up.”
Chapter 25
The room was a mess, with the pillow and bedding scattered on the bed, still showing the traces of Sanmao’s
Chapter 26
Every morning, the vegetable market is bustling with shouts and bargaining voices. In the small park next to the market,
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Chapter 27
Not long after Aunt Zhou left, Xiang Mo received an unfamiliar call. The caller ID didn’t show “harassing call,” so
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Chapter 28
As the focus of his sight followed Du Chi’s figure, disappearing behind the small courtyard door, Xiang Mo suddenly felt
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Chapter 29
The evening “exercise” started early and ended early. By the time the two had moved from Du Chi’s bedroom to
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Chapter 30
At eight in the morning, the sunlight disturbed Xiang Mo’s sleep, and he couldn’t fall back asleep. He lay idle
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Chapter 31
The restroom was filled with various visual illusions to match the theme of the exhibition. Nuts lying flat on the
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Chapter 32
The old mansion district had no parking spaces, so Du Chi parked the car in a nearby shopping mall’s underground
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Chapter 33
Philosophers need solitude every day, and dog owners need to walk their dogs every day. Xiang Mo just hasn’t developed
Chapter 34
Students rarely arrive on time at the studio, especially on weekends. It’s common for them to show up around half
Chapter 35
Xiang Mo couldn’t finish the drawing, and couldn’t even get the basic shapes right. A large dog transformed into a
Chapter 36
It was just a passing thought to hold an art exhibition, and Xiang Mo would never seriously consider it. Even
Chapter 37
The thoughts in the mind are one thing, and the actual feelings are another. Xiang Mo thought he wouldn’t mind
Chapter 38
When Xiang Mo’s parents divorced, he was just starting primary school and didn’t have much understanding of many things. Afterward,
Chapter 39
The flag of singlehood waved fervently under the moonlight, aiming to capture Xiang Mo’s attention and remind him of the
Chapter 40
Xiang Mo’s mother, Xiang Mei, was a freelance writer who lived abroad for most of the time after Xiang Mo