No Wrong Answer

On his first day at Hudson University, Song Yan is warned to stay away from his roommate Shen Que—by Jiang Yu, Shen Que's childhood friend and the campus basketball star who can't seem to stop watching Song Yan. So Song Yan does the opposite: he flirts with Shen Que, provokes Jiang Yu, and at the welcome party, kisses Jiang Yu in front of everyone. Jiang Yu doesn't push him away. He pulls him closer. Then Shen Que reveals he requested Song Yan as his roommate a year in advance—he'd spotted Song Yan defending a bullied stranger and never forgot him. One pursues with rigid control; the other with quiet calculation. Trapped between them, Song Yan becomes the target of campus gossip: leaked videos, edited recordings, disciplinary hearings, and a forced outing to his family. When both boys confess and the whole school demands he choose, Song Yan gives an answer no one expects—he wants all three of them to try. No hiding, no games, no one left behind. One year later, two Twin XL beds are pushed together into one. It's messy, jealous, and far from perfect—but for the first time, Song Yan isn't running from who he is.