Cool, resilient heroine x obsessive, possessive hero
Forced pursuit and capture | Living under the same roof | Both are each other’s first | HE
The first time Xu Pan met Chu Wang, he looked down at her with unconcealed disdain. “I don’t like your eyes. They make my skin crawl when you stare at me.”
Xu Pan didn’t take it to heart. She got a pair of glasses and put them on.
As the daughter of his family’s housekeeper, she had always kept quiet and stayed in her lane, patiently enduring Chu Wang’s awful behavior.
After the college entrance exams, a deal brought the two of them together as a couple.
The storage room on the second floor was their usual date spot.
Chu Wang shut the door, his eyes full of desire. “Come here and kiss me.”
Xu Pan stepped forward, but he pushed her away again.
“Say you love me first.”
“I love you.”
Chu Wang held her close, suppressing his anger. “You always use that obedient look to make me happy.”
Xu Pan looked at him calmly. “Isn’t making you happy my job?”
Chu Wang’s eyes reddened, and his fist slammed hard into the wall beside him.
Chu Wang’s demands grew more and more unreasonable. Xu Pan only wanted to escape, and that was exactly what she did.
When they met again two years later, Xu Pan thought he must have gotten tired of her by now. Instead, he only became more relentless.
“I gave you two years. I thought you’d run far away, but you didn’t. So does that mean you can’t bear to leave me either?” In the locked room, Chu Wang gently kissed away her tears.
There had never been any love in Xu Pan’s eyes when she looked at him. “Give me one more chance. I promise you’ll never find me again.”
Chu Wang said, “Too late.”
“It doesn’t matter if you don’t love me. I can love you enough for both of us.”
“Your eyes are always so cold, yet they never fail to make my heart race.”
Upcoming novel: Running Away from Home with My Childhood Friend
A silly, sweet romance | Childhood friends | The everyday antics of two childish idiots
The first person Qi Huanyan saw after she was born was Xie Xingyao, so he became her very own servant.
“Xie Xingyao, do you want to run away from home with me?” One day after the college entrance exams, Qi Huanyan asked him seriously.
“What’s gotten into you?” Xie Xingyao felt her forehead. She didn’t have a fever.
He had it made at home. Why on earth would he run away? What a joke.
That night, Qi Huanyan sent him a photo of herself downstairs with her bags packed, along with a message: Two choices. Come with me, or we’re done forever. We’ll never speak to each other again!
Five minutes later, a sleepy-eyed Xie Xingyao showed up downstairs, without even having time to tie his shoelaces.
“Where to?” he yawned.
Qi Huanyan looked at him in silence for a long while before saying, “You decide.”
“???” Weren’t you the one who wanted to run away from home?
The two of them lived it up in a luxury suite for several days.
By the time their balances were down to single digits, no one had come to beg them to return home.
Qi Huanyan was stubborn by nature. She dragged Xie Xingyao to a village in the city near their homes. They could only afford one room, and she claimed the only bed for herself.
Xie Xingyao figured he must have owed her in a past life. At night, he slept on the hard floor, and during the day, he waited tables to support the spoiled brat at home.
Money was tight. After three days of eating steamed buns with pickled vegetables, Qi Huanyan finally voiced her complaint. “Have you been sneaking off to eat good food without me?”
Xie Xingyao was exasperated and amused. “My lady, do you think making money is that easy?”
After a month of relying on each other, Qi Huanyan realized her very own servant was looking at her in an increasingly strange way.
She cornered him in the cramped bathroom and demanded to know why.
Xie Xingyao blushed to the roots of his hair and stammered, “The floor’s too hard. I want to sleep in the bed.”
Qi Huanyan’s face darkened. “So you really are trying to rebel.”
“…”
Xie Xingyao gave a bitter smile and looked up at the ceiling. “There’s no getting through to you!”
Theme: Pursue what you love
Hahahahahahahahahahaha comparison between 4 yuan and 2888
Hahahahaha hell joke
It's a fucking disaster
I hate that you don't like me
Mr. Wang: I hate children the most!
The second male lead is actually quite good, but there is really too much distance between him and the female lead.
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Good baby 🤗🤗 Finally there is no one that doesn't write about children. It's so good-looking 🤗🤗
I hope there can be more extra chapters 😆 😆 I really enjoyed reading [spreading flowers]
"While he was helping the customers to pay the bill,..." This is a big bug for the author~ Is it "her"?