Mobile Brothels 1-2 (with 5 attached images)

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Synopsis:

"Mobile Brothel"—what a beautiful name! This is the creation of "Mi Xu," a top student in the Chinese Literature Department.
On a dark street without streetlights, in private cars shrouded in the night, lie hidden "relationships unacceptable to social ethics." In this "Mobile Brothel," they indulge in wild lovemaking, "enacting their own unique stories"...

But the "Mobile Brothel" is not a brothel in the traditional sense. These "mobile rooms" are mostly filled with helpless acts of illicit relations. Under the sunlight of reality, they cannot have a warm bed to express their love and indulge their desires, nor a room to enjoy peace and relaxation. Therefore, they can only steal moments of pleasure in this cramped space, expressing a love "unrelated to marriage" through moans and gasps in the darkness.

Ito was once a transient visitor here.

He and his lover, Yu Jin, developed an office romance while watching the sunset, but they couldn't find a suitable place to vent their passion: their passion had been captured in Ito's old house, but his wife wanted to sell it to raise money for their child's tuition in the United States; occasionally, they would have a hasty affair at his parents' house, only to be caught red-handed by his mother, who would ruthlessly confiscate the keys; and even seeking pleasure in a dirty, run-down motel on the street was fraught with great risk… Thus, under Mi Xu's tutelage and encouragement, owning a car became Ito's desire, and he dreamed of the "completely new lifestyle" that a car would bring him.

When Ito actually owned this mobile home, he realized that life wasn't as simple as he had imagined. Yu Jin's passion could burn in cramped spaces, it could burn in Mi Xu's mansion, but she resolutely refused to burn it on a dark street. "Can group sex make this relationship legitimate?" "The thought of having sex all around me kills all interest." Only by returning to the familiar reed beds can they "let desire cling to their burning lives" and "reach their peak." It seems that love and desire are only matters between two people, unrelated to anything else.

"Mobile brothels," the term coined by Mi Xu, was once a regular on the dark streets.

Yesterday, Mi Xu was Ito's college classmate; today, he's a green card holder and a returned overseas student. He's financially well-off, extravagant, and has a somewhat cynical, hippie-like personality, all of which make his life inseparable from women: a female director he met abroad in a "red sports car," a cello girl who aspires to attend the Julian Conservatory of Music in the United States… He's a man who has been hurt by love and has hurt love in return.

Mi Xu believes that women only submit to him to take advantage of his American status; he can pay for it reasonably, but he'll also feel at ease "consuming" them. His wounded heart was overly sensitive, unable to tolerate even the slightest covetousness from women for his accounts, even if such suspicion was merely a feeling without any real evidence. Thus, he could only wander alone amidst the fleeting "red lightning" and the mournful strains of the cello.

Mi Xu hadn't expected that the "red sports car" offered him more tolerance than anything else, and that the cello girl harbored deeper, more profound love for him. "Every time I play the cello, I think of him; even every melody, every note, carries my longing for him," this delicate woman tuning her cello understood every sigh of this man, seeing clearly the vulnerability he desperately concealed with his "cynical" facade. This girl, willing to see herself as one of the "famous courtesans of the Qinhuai River," hid her "true heart" behind a facade of pragmatism, "tired of her pursuits," yet unable to relinquish the true love in her heart. So she willingly gave up everything she had already gained, meticulously designing a "cruel trap," and immolated herself in the "flowing brothel" of Mi Xu, "destroying everything in an instant."

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(Prologue)

When Ito received the midnight call, he was as if in a dream, but he still recognized Mi Xu's voice. The voice was filled with hysterical despair. He said his car was completely burned, and then he said that girl, she shouldn't have… No, no, come quickly, no one is willing to help me, those bastards have all run away, not a single car will stop, come quickly, Ito, save her…

Ito jumped out of bed. His wife was also awakened by the phone call.

Was it Mi Xu? His wife asked, what happened to him? I'll go with you.

No, no, you go back to sleep, I'll go.

But his wife was already dressed.

Then they sped through the midnight streets, hardly exchanging a word. Only at a roundabout in the center of the city, his wife asked Ito, can you find that dark street?

Ito glanced at his wife in surprise, wondering how she knew that Mi Xu was in the Dark Street. Of course, Ito knew the location of the Dark Street in the city, even though it was a place he had long since abandoned.

They had to cross most of the city to reach the place where Mi Xu had met with trouble. Fortunately, the quiet night allowed them to travel quickly. Just as they were about to see Mi Xu, his wife said again, "I knew he would have something happen to him sooner or later."
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(I)

They met unexpectedly in an "Apple Store." They were both reading Yu Jin's work page by page.

Later, he learned that Yu Jin had graduated from the oil painting department of an art academy, which showed that this woman had never entered Ito's field of vision before. After Yu Jin was assigned to the publishing house, she devoted all her energy to book design. Perhaps it was because of Yu Jin that the publishing house's book design was able to stand out in the industry.

Along with Ito's promotion, Yu Jin was soon promoted to deputy director of the editorial office. Meanwhile, the company set up a studio specifically for her, placing all the art editors under her command.

Before this, Ito and Yu Jin had no physical contact. They simply cooperated and sincerely admired each other's talents. As their working relationship as director and deputy director progressed, their interactions increased, and Ito's impression of Yu Jin improved. He felt that this woman was like a fine wine, requiring slow appreciation to fully appreciate her flavor.

Of course, Ito wasn't oblivious to her affectations, or even her self-righteousness. He simply felt that Yu Jin was essentially a proper woman, and her taste was indeed elegant. She was also a woman with a romantic and poetic sensibility, as if everything in the world could stir her passion. Therefore, Yu Jin was also a sensitive and passionate woman. In such a materialistic life, women like her were becoming increasingly rare around Ito, even including his wife.

Their relationship began with the sunset. The boundless sunset was like an invisible bond, connecting them at the moment each dusk arrived. This feeling incomprehensible to Ito; why, despite being together every day, had they never developed any feelings for each other, until the sunset shone through the western window with Yu Jin's reflection.

In fact, everyone's most sensitive emotional nerves are different. For example, the usually domineering president fell for Xiao Wan from the distribution department simply because Xiao Wan could not only drink with clients but also drink for him. Thus, their romance began amidst the clinking of glasses. Soon after, Xiao Wan was promoted to head of the distribution department. Shortly after that, news broke that the president's wife and Xiao Wan had a physical altercation, forcing the capable Xiao Wan to be transferred to another publishing house, while the president was forced to retire early amidst the well-known sex scandal.

In short, Ito and Yu Jin's romance began at sunset, which was a beautiful beginning in any case. Initially, when Ito allowed Yu Jin to take photos, he simply sat at his desk, busy with his own work. But later, as Yu Jin came more often, he would voluntarily give up his space and chat in other editorial offices. Then one day, while he was on the phone, the topic of conversation clearly bore him, and he casually glanced at Yu Jin taking photos in front of him. At that moment, Yu Jin was bathed in the radiant glow of the setting sun, her profile like a perfect sculpture. The silhouette not only outlined her facial features but also accentuated her full breasts. It was at that moment that Ito was captivated. At that moment, he truly wanted to hold this woman, bathed in golden light, in his arms, regardless of who she was.

After that, whenever Yu Jin was taking photos, he wouldn't leave. He wanted to watch her from beginning to end, to admire her, even though she wasn't his woman. He not only greedily gazed at the woman's perfect lines in the sunset, but occasionally he would go to the window and admire with Yu Jin what she called the most beautiful scenery in nature.

Gradually, he began to care about the sunset day after day, just like Yu Jin, and he even looked forward to this beautiful moment with Yu Jin in it every day. He felt that only a woman like Yu Jin could arouse his dreams and passions as a man, and only when Yu Jin was in front of him could he realize how long he had been numb.

In this way, Ito thought that the sun had connected them, so he began to love the sun and the scenery outside the window. Then he began to denounce his dull life. For decades, he had been completely indifferent to everything in nature, which he felt was simply a disregard and desecration of the natural universe.

Not long after, he and Yu Jin had a physical relationship. It was a mesmerizing sunset. Those days, Yu Jin was away on a business trip, promoting their products at book fairs across the country. With Yu Jin absent, many things in the editorial office were not running smoothly, and Yi Dong missed her even more. Every sunset, he felt inexplicably melancholic. Later, he called to urge Yu Jin to return, even though he knew she had already booked round-trip tickets before her trip. Yi Dong's urging was simply to express a certain concern. He felt Yu Jin should be able to understand his feelings; at that time, he was so preoccupied with missing her that he was almost delirious.
Then came this evening. Yi Dong knew Yu Jin and her group had landed and were on their way home. He started calling Yu Jin repeatedly, all about book design, making her feel that not returning to the publishing house immediately would be a disrespect to her work. So he sent all his exhausted colleagues home, but she went straight from the airport to the publishing house. As soon as

Yu Jin got into a taxi, she called Yi Dong to tell him she was on her way back. Ito felt an involuntary surge of excitement, even his hands and feet turning cold. The tension was like that of someone facing an exam or a presentation. He began tidying his office and washing teacups. Crucially, he even wiped the west-facing window. But as he did all this, Ito had no idea what he was doing.

In short, he began to wait for the sunset with reverence. He knew that waiting for the sunset was equivalent to waiting for Yu Jin. He realized that he wasn't entirely hopeless; under Yu Jin's influence, couldn't he also feel the poetic beauty of nature?

However, just as the sun was about to set, thunder suddenly roared outside the window, dark clouds rolled in, and the sky instantly darkened. Ito was immediately filled with frustration and disappointment, even feeling a kind of unbearable pain. Why were there so many dark clouds when Yu Jin was about to return? Why was there no sunset at the moment of their long-awaited reunion?

Then, a torrential downpour pounded against the west-facing window. Ito became increasingly bewildered, thinking that without the sunset, there was no future for him and Yu Jin. He paced back and forth in his office, waiting for the person he longed for amidst the raging wind and rain outside the window. He didn't remember how long he had waited, nor did he glance at the slowly ticking clock on the wall.
He finally decided to cancel the date. He told Yu Jin on the phone, "You should go home," but before he could finish speaking, there was a knock at the door, and then Yu Jin, soaking wet, stood before him.

At that moment, at that moment, Ito couldn't believe it—the woman he so desperately desired was actually right in front of him. He glanced instinctively at the clock on the wall, realizing he had waited until nine o'clock while his heart was pounding. He immediately thought that there must be no one left in the office. He didn't know what this thought meant; he just suddenly realized that everything outside the window was silent, sinking into the deep darkness of night.

He seemed to calm down, offering her a towel to wipe the rain from her face, but what he did was suddenly pull this wet, cold woman into his arms. He himself didn't know where this sudden outburst of energy came from; he was certain he hadn't wanted to do it at that moment. Given his personality, he would at least have sought the other person's consent beforehand. Perhaps he missed Yu Jin too much at that moment, so he acted recklessly and directly. He didn't even care that Yu Jin would forever resent him for it.

And so, Ito held Yu Jin tightly to his chest, like lovers reunited after a long separation—even though they weren't lovers before. But Ito couldn't care less about that anymore; he began to kiss Yu Jin's skin without restraint. While doing this, he had a fleeting thought: would Yu Jin be disgusted and resist? Even if he were scolded, he wouldn't care, but he soon realized that they were mutually attracted.

Yu Jin didn't reject Ito's caresses. Then Ito suddenly understood. He finally realized that his feelings for Yu Jin were no longer simply controlled by the setting sun. It was their shared feeling, a primal explosion born from long-term instinct.
That night, they went all in. Ito locked the office door and turned off the lights.

Yu Jin's silence was like a command. Without hesitation, Ito stripped Yu Jin naked. He let her lean against the sofa, then pressed himself against her without restraint. He said he missed her body terribly. He said he thought of her every day. He said he couldn't live without her, neither at work nor emotionally. He couldn't live without the sunset, without Yu Jin walking into his office every evening at dusk, and even more so, without their unforgettable physical intimacy.

He cherished the woman beneath him, the woman he longed for day and night. Her soft body, her gentle moans—even though he couldn't see anything in the darkness, just feeling the passion within her made Ito feel his life had been worthwhile.

After that night, everything changed. Although the sunset was still the same sunset, Ito knew his love no longer needed to be judged by the view outside the window.

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