Vincent Yang is thankful to David, his best friend, for being a nosy matchmaker. David introduces him to Anthony Lim, and there’s an instant attraction and chemistry between them. Not only is Anthony good-looking and sexy, the man is also the successful owner of a popular bakery. Vincent agrees to a date with Anthony without any hesitation.<br><br>One date leads to another, and before he knows it, the two of them are officially together. They have so much in common, especially when they find out about both their respective families being less than pleased about their sexual orientation. Their relationships with their families take a turn for the worse a few days before Lunar New Year. Now, both of them have no families to celebrate the holiday with. It’s both heart-breaking and stressful.<br><br>Can Vincent and Anthony’s relationship survive the holiday season?

Lunar New Love

Vincent snorted. “An understatement. These days, I meet them once a year during the Lunar New Year. I’m sure you know why. It’s one of the most important holidays for a Chinese family. Even then, I’ll do my best not to stay for more than two hours.”


Vincent scoffed. “That, and also because my father hasn’t bothered to look at or talk to me for more than three years now.”


“A few sentences here and there. Otherwise, it’s a painfully silent reunion dinner.”


Anthony could empathize. “I’m sorry.”


Vincent shrugged. “I’m used to it. It’s not a big deal.”


Anthony blew out a breath and grinned at Vincent. “We should change the topic of conversation. It’s too depressing.”


“Good idea. What should we discuss next?”


“Tell me what your plans are for the next couple of weeks before the Lunar New Year. There must be something.”


Chapter 7