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Any Good Short Stories? 有没有好看的短篇

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  1. 51 Reborn on the Despair Train 重生绝望列车 8k WordsCompleted I went into premature labor on a green train. My fiancé sold my son and me. Reborn, I looked at the so-called real daughter my parents had brought home, and laughed until tears streamed down my face. The two people I hated most in this life were trapped with me in the same train carriage. The next stop was the little mountain village where I’d been chained for the rest of my life in my previous one. This time, it was your turn. Oh, no. The three of you! 795Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. 52 He Is So Warm 他如此温暖 Modern Romance105k WordsCompleted The first time they met, he helped her, and she felt he was like the winter sun, so warm. The next time they met, he was her teacher, and her heart turned sour and bitter. They were like two meteors briefly crossing paths in the night sky, bursting into brilliant sparks that lit up each other's worlds. But once the sparks faded, they went their separate ways, drifting farther and farther apart in the vast universe. The sky they had once illuminated together gradually blurred with time. Could the 1Reads—Score—Shelves
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  3. 53 I Don’t Want to Be Your Brother Anymore 我不想做你哥哥了 11k WordsCompleted After being Shen Qingwan’s older brother for ten years, I’m done. I stubbed out the cigarette butt on the ground and asked her, “Qingwan, will you marry me?” 79Reads—Score—Shelves
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  4. 54 The Heiress's Bullying 千金霸凌 10k WordsCompleted The real heiress was brought home, leaving me, the fake heiress, in an awkward position. So I packed my things overnight and returned to the small, obscure county town where I should have been born. I transferred to a school overrun with bleached-haired troublemakers and wild girls. I looked at my coat, ruined by spilled milk tea. With a faint sigh, I pulled up the purchase receipt and held out my payment code. “Forty-eight thousand. Pay up.” 3Reads—Score—Shelves
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