Shh! Only Love You

There is nothing too surprising about this book. The author's writing style is very good, and the heroine feels like she has two sides! She is relatively open to acquaintances, but more afraid of unfamiliar people. The heroine is an introverted girl. She always appears to be extraordinarily quiet when facing strangers, as if the whole world has nothing to do with him. But in front of familiar people, he can instantly transform into another person, that lively, cheerful, passionate little madman. This cute contrast makes the people around him full of curiosity and love for him. The male protagonist is his childhood sweetheart who grew up with him, and he is fully aware of his every change. The meaning behind it, but he always supported him unconditionally and helped him. No matter when he was in trouble, he would extend his hands of encouragement. Just like this, I walked silently with him through many ups and downs and bumps. They have gone through every difficulty with each other, and he has always been the strongest support throughout the ups and downs. It was this meticulous care that made the heroine finally realize that she had already loved him without knowing it. A very good article, I really like the way of writing. It's rare to see writing like this in Tomato, and it's really worth recommending. It looks good, go and see it.

This is a story about a newcomer in the workplace that starts off very plainly. The heroine fell in love with a boy who gave her sunshine, a smile and a sense of security. The boy also liked the heroine, but neither of them said it clearly...