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Childhood sweethearts: Sunny, popular girl × Cool girl with a green plum spirit

Also known as How to Raise Your Arch-Enemy into a Wife

Lin Youen, nicknamed “Little Shi Yong,” died unexpectedly on the eve of reaching the top.

The media said she copied the top-tier star Shi Yong at every turn, yet was always overshadowed by the original. Even in death, she was crushed beneath her arch-enemy, unable to rest in peace.

When she opened her eyes again, she was four and a half, face-to-face with Shi Yong, the little girl who had just become her neighbor.

This time, why not start at the source and crush the woman who would become a top-tier star in the future!

When Shi Yong practiced piano, she sang out, her clear voice overpowering the music;

When Shi Yong painted, she danced, her skirt brushing past the hand holding the brush;

When Shi Yong prepared for the math Olympiad, Lin Youen cheerfully went to root for her opponent. But when she turned around, she caught Shi Yong quietly watching her, her eyes focused like a deep pool, without a trace of hostility.

She planned each move carefully, tearing up all of her rival’s “beautiful, strong, and tragic” scripts in advance. But some things gradually slipped out of control.

As they grew up, the girls grew into young women, and Lin Youen realized that Shi Yong’s gaze was becoming increasingly strange.

She wasn’t upset when she lost. Instead, her ears turned red. When Lin Youen deliberately leaned close to speak, Shi Yong’s breathing would catch slightly.

Then one day, during a torrential downpour, they were trapped in an empty dance studio. Lin Youen wiped her wet hair and suddenly cornered Shi Yong in front of the mirror.

“Why are you always looking at me?” she murmured, her breath brushing against Shi Yong’s ear.

Shi Yong’s back rested against the cold mirror, wet hair clinging to her neck, her eyes misty.

What surged within them was clearly not hatred.

“Because you’re looking at me too.”

Her voice grew husky, but her fingertips lifted gently to touch Lin Youen’s wrist.

It was like testing the waters, and more like touching a forbidden thing she had yearned for over many years.

“Do you know that I’ve liked you... for years?”

The air suddenly grew thin.

Read first, heed these warnings:

1. The author is an adult with only a junior high school education, Bird, and has no experience writing complicated romantic tension. I can only write childish, grade-school romances.

2. You and Inch are endgame! No splitting them up!! They’re unbreakable!!!

3. They’re two little ones growing up together. I hope you’ll like You and Inch.

4. The cats in my family all helped plan this story! Please show the kitties some love!

Theme: Stay cheerful and optimistic, and keep climbing