Wilderness Stars

A pretentious jerk showed up at midnight at the rural veterinary clinic run by Xu Qing's family.

He drove a luxury car, wore designer clothes, and held a pedigree golden retriever that cost more than Xu Qing's bride price.

The moment he stepped inside, he looked Xu Qing and the family clinic up and down with disdain.

"You call this dump a veterinary clinic?"

Xu Qing was already in a bad mood, so she shot back, "If someone like you can call yourself a person, why can't my family's clinic call itself a veterinary clinic? If you want treatment, stay. If not, get lost."

Tan Yang: ???

He'd never been spoken to like that in his entire life.

Especially not by some country bumpkin!

If his beloved dog hadn't suffered a sudden medical emergency on their road trip, Tan Yang would never have come to this miserable backwater to be insulted.

But for his dog's sake, Tan Yang swallowed his anger and decided to settle the score with the bumpkin once the dog recovered.

But as he kept score... damn it, somehow he'd ended up counting himself in.

(Some minor details in the story have been revised, but this doesn't affect the romance or the reading experience.)

Reader's guide:

- Both are each other's first, four-year age gap

- Rural veterinarian x proud young master

- All place names in the story are fictional

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My next book will be My Arctic Fox Boyfriend. If you're interested, feel free to add it to your collection.

Chen Jiahe bought an animal-tracking bracelet online.

She started virtually raising a little white fox living in the Arctic.

Her favorite thing each day was opening the location app and watching the little fox roam all over the place.

But one day, the little fox suddenly left the Arctic and began heading toward the city.

At first, Chen Jiahe thought someone had captured it and was frantic with worry.

Then one day, someone knocked on her door, and a handsome, fair-skinned young man appeared before her.

The young man asked curiously, "Are you my owner?"

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Older woman-younger man romance, the woman has past experience and the man doesn't

Also known as A Guide to Raising a Little White Fox

Theme: Love is a superstition that depends on being in the right place at the right time