[The cool archaeological sister × the prince living in a foreign wealthy family｜Three generations of reincarnation｜Nine-year-old milk dog｜Time Travel｜1V1 Shuangjie Sweet Pet HE]
Su Ning×Xia Chun
"Sister, help me..."
When Su Ning arrived at the nightclub, eighteen-year-old Xia Chun was lying on the bed, with a flushed face and disheveled clothes, looking at her with lustful eyes.
"Sister, help me..."
She thought it was that kind of gang.
Unexpectedly, he took out a silver hairpin from his pocket.
"This silver hairpin... Is returned to you."
No one knew that this young man came to look for her with the obsession of three lifetimes.
In the first life, he was the prince of the Southern Dynasty and she was the maid sister. The two secretly fell in love, but they were separated in troubled times, leaving only regret.
In the following two reincarnations, he died to protect her again and again, and his life ended at the age of seventeen.
He had planned to meet again in this life for a long time. She escaped from him and chased her, getting closer step by step just to be with her for the rest of his life.
A fire awakened all the fragments of fate, and dusty memories swept over Su Ning.
The tragedy of reincarnation is still vivid in our minds.
She didn't dare to gamble and could only choose to escape.
On the day of departure, he blocked the boarding gate, knelt on the ground holding her legs, and cried pitifully:
"Sister, do you really don't want me?"
Su Ning endured the pain in her heart and shouted harshly.
"Who would want a poor guy! Get out of here!"
She pushed him away cruelly and refused to leave.
—
Three years later.
The former young man became the leader of a wealthy family.
When the two reunited overseas, Su Ning pretended to have lost her memory, treated him coldly and alienatedly, and even pretended to accept her former love rival.
He's crazy.
His red eyes locked her in his arms, his voice was low and hoarse, almost begging:
"Sister, please only want me, please?"
"Look, I can wag my tail better than him."
"Better than he can bark."
"Woof woof..."
