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The Sweetness Hidden in Time: Long Songs and First Encounters
Come quickly! This is a cruelty-free sunset love story ~ The daily life of first meeting and Changge is all about the tenderness of sharing and bickering in chorus, and the slow-warming two-way heartbeat is hidden in time. Every moment is sweet to the heart, and it is not a loss to invest in it ~
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What Happened in the Sugar Bowl
The continuation of the story of Changge and first encounter. It was the first time I met an ordinary girl who writes sweet articles, and I met the calm and reserved nurse Mr. Chang Ge. He transferred me to another job and accompanied me in the Spicy King Challenge. He saw through my little awkwardness and made his gentleness his only preference. The sweet-scented osmanthus cake in the morning light, the side by side under the sunset, and the understanding and preference hidden in time. "Things
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Love to Purple Baby's Breath
I made a wish that was miswired, and unexpectedly ran into Wen Ziqian's unique tenderness. Wearing a soft purple sweater, he spoke little and was cool. He was the white moonlight that no one else could catch up with. He turned a blind eye to all the advances, but gave all his preference to me. He gave me the desserts given by the girls, and to protect my jealousy, he specially set up prizes for me to win alone. He helped my mother revitalize the flower shop, and even used a "girlfriend contr
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Double Ice Cream
He waited for her for three years, but when they met again, she said: Who are you? I don't know you. She lost her memory, forgot him, forgot the nickname "ice cream", and forgot all their past. He was paranoid and affectionate Hu Mingle. He wrote her name all over the tree overnight, but she said coldly: How childish. The colder she is, the more he pursues her. Carving wood carvings, carrying water to block people, making public confessions on the radio... "Forgot me? It doesn't matter. I'
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