He Tian is probably like a firecracker.
You can’t ever tell what he’s REALLY thinking, you’ll never predict if he’ll tease Mo Guan Shan, or be gentle.
But the fact of the matter is despite what happened between them, Mo trusts He Tian. And He Tian will never go back to how he treated Guan Shan before.
As someone who has been commanded and tossed around all his life, Mo knows what it’s like to be manipulated and used. And now he is learning about what it’s like to be helped out of genuine care. He is learning that asking for a little helping hand now will bare no punishment or future payment.
Even though He Tian’s methods of towing him around is unorthodox, Mo accepts him, allows the thought that he isn’t alone anymore.
He Tian is irritatingly clingy, and irritatingly free with affection. All things Mo is getting used to, but probably prefers over the life he had before.
It’s the little things that matter and it’s the same little things that change the course of their relationships. I love 19 Days to bloody bits because it displays affection, and possible buds of love as it is.
Complicated, ever changing, and indescribable.