Tiêu đề Tailhook 31-35 ✅

Tailhook When a frivolous man 1 meets a righteous one 2 ; when one who has nothing meets another who lacks nothing Written by larivegauche Tags: Original Novel, BL, Long Novel, Completed, Plot, Modern, HE (Happy Ending), Power Couple, Switch Couple Other Tags: (Continuing with the) Love in the Air, Career-focused Novel, Atypical FWBs-to-Lovers A story where they: went on three dates before having sex, had sex for three times before breaking up, and were together for three years before getting married Also: a slow-burn romance between two siscon Airbus pilots Pilot x Pilot. Ex-carrier-based aircraft pilot, current civil aviation model worker piloting A320 planes x The youngest captain in KLM who is piloting A330 planes. Contestant who faces life with a smile x Contestant who is rational and direct Zhou Qichen (周其琛) x Lang Feng (郎峰) —The tailhook, also known as the arresting hook, is one of the most important components of a carrier-based aircraft. When landing, the tailhook increases resistance through snagging onto the arresting wire suspended across the deck of the carrier. This is so that the carrier will be able to land on the runway within a short time. Globally, organizations whose members are naval carrier-based aircraft pilots are also called Tailhook Associations. This novel will mainly tell a story from Zhou Qichen’s POV. Derived from the side relationship in another novel The Approach (从万米高空降临). T/N: This is a fan translation done with permission by the author. It is strictly not for profit. Any copy of this translation outside of this Google doc is not the original. Thank you. 2 君子:a gentleman; a man with virtue and noble character 1 浪子:a man who flits from one partner to another, never able to settle
Table of Contents Glossary Chapters 1-5 Chapters 6-10 Chapters 11-15 Chapters 16-20 Chapters 21-25 Chapters 26-30 Chapters 31-35 Chapters 36-40 Chapters 41-47 + Postscript + Extras
31 It doesn't really feel good to be the subject of your disapproval. "Stop looking at your phone," Lang Yi called after her brother for the third time, "I don't make omelets that often, and I only have a 50-50 chance of success, so pay attention. Not everyone gets to eat my cooking, you know." "...Yeah, sorry, I'll come over after I look at it one last time." Lang Feng had only discovered that he'd gotten a missed call from Zhou Qichen after touching down in Munich. He'd been busy outside, but he'd called Zhou Qichen back after, only for no one to pick up the phone every single time since then. He'd left Zhou Qichen's house early that night and changed his flight to another that would depart earlier to Amsterdam. After boarding early, he turned on airplane mode, and so all messages on social media failed to get through to him. He wanted to quiet his heart down and read, but he failed to continue after two pages as his mind was repeatedly looping the expression on Zhou Qichen's face when he stood in front of his house and asked Lang Feng if he wanted to stay for one more night before leaving. Lang Feng had left quickly and without frills, which was good for both of them if they wanted to calm down. However, from Zhou Qichen's perspective, this probably felt similar to that night in Yueguo when Lang Feng had asked Zhou Qichen if they wanted to break up, in that Lang Feng had been the sole person making the decision without taking Zhou Qichen's feelings into consideration. Lang Feng came to a realization, which was that he should not have left the previous night. He knew Zhou Qichen better than anyone else—or at least better than any of Zhou Qichen's past lovers. He should have stayed for a while, even just to sleep beside Zhou Qichen for one night. After thinking that through, the stone weighing down Lang Feng's heart became a bit lighter. He planned to call Zhou Qichen, apologize to him, and ask him how his recovery was coming through. And yet Zhou Qichen refused to pick up the phone. Lang Feng's attention would not be on whatever was in front of him, naturally, having drifted somewhere far, far away. Lang Yi, who rarely visited him in his apartment in Amsterdam, just happened to be here when Lang Feng's attention was elsewhere—also a rare occurrence. Lang Feng was helping her cut up vegetables in the kitchen, but he stopped after being at it for only a short time, washed his hands, and headed to the living room to look at his phone. "Waiting for a call?" Lang Yi asked.
"Mhm." "Did you guys have a fight?" Lang Feng sighed before nodding. "Mhm." Lang Yi asked, "What happened?" Lang Feng thought about it for a while before saying, "We've been meeting too infrequently since he's gone back to work. Last month... We saw each other twice, and that's all. Three nights, four days." "That's tough, yeah," Lang Yi said, "You're had it rough." "He has it worse, in terms of the amount of time he has left. He's either working or resting. He'd go on a flight after resting for ten hours." Lang Yi looked at him sympathetically. "Evan, I realized that you tend to develop feelings for workaholics." Lang Feng's ex from two relationships before was a executive in a bank who was still in the closet. This German man was so busy with work, he would probably allocate the hours he would be available to go on dates or have sex on his calendar in advance if he could. The main reason Lang Feng had broken up with him was that he was still closeted, but the time-related issues had been a factor as well. The two of them were both too busy, and the other had not been able to invest the same amount of time and energy as Lang Feng in a relationship that would never see the light. This was completely different from the problem he was currently facing, though. "He's not... He's not like Sebastian. He isn't the kind who's really passionate about work itself; he's working for the sake of reaching a goal." "Isn't that pretty respectable? You mentioned that he was a fighter jet pilot who changed tracks." "A carrier-based aircraft," Lang Feng corrected, "Yeah, it should be, rationally speaking. But..." "You don't really agree with that goal of his." Lang Feng gave his sister a look. He nodded. "You do know me well."