A Meeting Fragrant with Gardenias

Straightforward, kindhearted little sunshine younger woman × reserved, restrained, pure-hearted older woman, a civilian airline captain

Do you believe in love at first sight?

Thirty-year-old Shi Yunshu thought that was nothing but a lie people told children.

Yet she fell for Ye Ranran at first sight while waiting for a friend by the roadside.

Love is something you can’t force, so when the chance comes, it’s best to make the first move.

Wait.

No one told her the other woman was only twenty!

She might have been reckless at twenty, but surely she couldn’t still be a clueless fool at thirty?

But then again, would she be a terrible person if she turned down a younger woman’s confession?

So what if they’re ten years apart?

Can’t persistence win you the person of your dreams?

Even the coldest heart can’t resist Ye Ranran’s straightforward advances.

But what if she regrets it?

What if people criticize her for this?

Shi Yunshu doesn’t regret choosing this path.

But she’s afraid Ye Ranran will.

Leaving you was the only thing I could do for you.

Sis,

After seeing you again, there’s only one thing I want to ask:

Is five years long enough?

Now that things have turned out as you wished, are you happy?

New novel: Falling for My Unexpected Zodiac Sign

Scorpio with Sagittarius: a mad dog on an iron chain.

Xia Zhi had laughed at that joke for years.

She was a Sagittarius through and through, a social butterfly who fluttered through a field of flowers without brushing a single petal.

Until Xin Yun appeared.

The first Scorpio she had ever met: cold-faced, as if Xia owed her eight million and had never paid it back.

They disliked each other from the moment they met.

The zodiac books said fire and water couldn’t mix, and the two of them proved those books right through their actions.

Xia thought Xin Yun was paranoid and too controlling; Xin Yun thought she was flirtatious and frivolous.

Xin Yun put it bluntly: “I would never date a fire sign, especially a fickle Sagittarius. Where would I put my possessiveness?”

Xia was even blunter: “You should date a Sagittarius. The experience is guaranteed to be amazing. As for Scorpios? Not a chance.”

Neither of them expected things to turn out the way they did.

Quiet possessiveness collided with carefree openness; a skeptic met an optimistic lunatic. It should have been a disaster like Mars crashing into Earth, but somehow they began drifting toward each other.

First Xia gave in, then Xin Yun broke her vow.

Like two iron nails set against the magnetic field, they twisted themselves around by sheer force.

In the end, Xia took Xin Yun’s hand, gave it a little swing, and grinned mischievously. “Didn’t someone say she’d never date me, even if everyone else in the world disappeared?”

Xin Yun kissed her, her eyes filled with tenderness meant for her alone. “Even if the whole world came to court me, I’d still choose you.”

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