Secret love turns mutual x Rekindled love x Friendship turns into something more
The night Ning Yi returned home for vacation, her mother brought up the subject of blind dates.
She was just about to make an excuse when she heard the name Zhou Yixun.
Their parents had been friends and university classmates, but Ning Yi and Zhou Yixun only got close when they were in the same class in high school.
Zhou Yixun had been popular at school. Plenty of people had confessed to him under the guise of friendship, only to be rejected.
In the end, they couldn't even stay friends.
Ning Yi didn't want to make things awkward for their parents, too, so she could only keep her crush on him secret.
On the day of the blind date, Ning Yi had already thought up an excuse. She would say she'd only agreed because she was being pressured, and tell him not to read too much into it.
But before she could say a word, Zhou Yixun asked if she wanted to give it a try.
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On the third day of her mother's hunger strike, Zhou Yixun agreed to go on a blind date.
The moment he saw Ning Yi, he changed his mind. If he had to date someone, it would be more convenient to date someone he already knew.
Besides, his parents liked her a lot.
Ning Yi knew there would be an adjustment period as they went from friends to lovers.
She just hadn't expected it to be so exhausting.
After trying for half a year, Ning Yi still asked to break up, saying she hoped they could remain friends.
As expected, Zhou Yixun agreed.
But from that day on, Ning Yi felt that something about Zhou Yixun was increasingly off.
The day she started dating an enthusiastic suitor, Zhou Yixun actually kissed her right in front of him.
"You like this kind of thing?"
"Then break up with him. I can do it, too."
Blurb written on 2026/02/26
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"Peach Oolong"
At a company retreat, Wei Sang sang once again saw the man whose name she didn't know.
He was tall and long-legged. He wore glasses, but they didn't detract from his looks. He exuded intelligence from head to toe.
She lost a game, and her dare was to hug the first man to walk through the door.
It happened to be him.
It started raining just as the game ended.
He casually asked where she lived.
Wei Sang sang gave him an address, and he said they were going the same way.
When they arrived, Wei Sang sang finally mustered the courage to ask his name.
"Yi Ming. Yi as in 'easy,' Ming as in 'remember.'"
Later, the two of them kept running into each other more and more.
He always appeared to help her when she least expected it, but at other times, he didn't seem to treat her any differently from anyone else.
Wei Sang sang couldn't help falling for him. She also thought he might have some feelings for her.
But his hot-and-cold behavior always left her anxious and uncertain.
One time, after she'd had too much to drink, he walked her home.
Wei Sang sang took the initiative and kissed him.
After they got together, Yi Ming was still a workaholic, but he gave her most of his time outside of work.
She thought their sweet days would go on forever.
Then she overheard Yi Ming talking to another man.
"If I hadn't been covering for you back then, would I have walked her home?"
"Would I have let her think I liked her?"
It turned out all that love had been wishful thinking, and their relationship had been one big misunderstanding.
Bright, cheerful woman x Reserved, sly man
==The book after next==
"The Long Rainy Season"
Rekindled love x Reunion after years apart
Cool-headed, resilient woman x Reckless, cocky guy
Jiang Nuo first met Sheng Jingbai at a birthday party for her roommate's older cousin.
Even though it was someone else's party, he was the one surrounded by people.
She was the kind of person who could be overlooked in a crowd.
After drinking a couple too many, Jiang Nuo went out to the terrace for some air and accidentally stumbled upon a girl confessing her feelings to someone.
Jiang Nuo slipped into the darkness, hoping she wouldn't be noticed.
After the girl left, she heard footsteps drawing closer. She looked at the foot that had stopped not far from her.
She heard him ask, "Your name is Jiang Nuo? Nuo, as in 'a promise is worth its weight in gold'?"
Then, with a drunken sneer, he said, "You're clearly a liar."
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Years later, they met again at a welcome reception.
Sheng Jingbai was pleasant with everyone, but cold toward Jiang Nuo, the most popular teacher at the school.
The principal had wanted to ask Jiang Nuo whether she'd offended Sheng Jingbai, so he could figure out how to handle things.
But then Sheng Jingbai's car pulled up downstairs, and the principal overheard the two of them talking around the corner.
"Didn't we already break up? Can you act like a decent ex?"
"You were the one who said we were breaking up. I never agreed."
Girl, may you make it through the long rainy season and welcome the brilliance that's yours.
Theme: Love and being loved.
I have one thing to say, I still think we should see the breakup as soon as possible (now I think the contract couple has developed like that, even if the heroine has a crush on it, it's a bit emmm
I don't know whether the man is really not sure or not. He really cherishes his friends and treats them like this. No matter how hard it is for a contract couple, they have crossed the line. Their families are both harmonious and harmonious. They don't handle things in a decent way.
If the male protagonist hopes to bind the female protagonist through a contract and develop a formal relationship (then the words are really emmm). If he repeatedly uses the relationship to do intimate actions, if not, he is really a scumbag. Satisfy yourself and let the female protagonist cooperate.
If we don't break up, readers can't stand it anymore [vomiting blood][vomiting blood][vomiting blood] Breaking up is not for getting back together. If the new male guest can do it, I even think it would be good for the second male guest to take the position.
The male protagonist just doesn't take the initiative or take responsibility now, and uses the contract couple to block the female protagonist
I really want the hero and heroine to break up now [biting handkerchief]
Why don't you explain Lulu's ex-boyfriend? I've asked you twice.
I woke up and looked at the edited version. The impression was indeed better. Last night the tone was a little bit...
Go ahead and say sorry. But I really don't understand what the male protagonist has to be angry about.
, Except when someone tells the truth and becomes angry, otherwise I don't understand him.
Angry point. Wouldn't you feel happy if the person you like becomes jealous because of you?
Well? Then quickly explain and state the facts. Besides, he hasn't explained why he was
Teacher Xia knew Xiang Lu and thought he was her ex-boyfriend, a bad guy who fell in love with a second-hand man.
That's all (the nominal second-hand man counts), if you encounter this situation, you
I can only get so angry that others can't speak, and my emotional intelligence is ridiculously low [vomiting blood][vomiting blood][vomiting blood], right
Saying "xx is your boyfriend's ex-girlfriend" to a couple is nothing but an enemy.
What normal person would say this to a fool? I was so angry that I turned on Teacher Xia.
No wonder the mistress was accused by her original partner of "vomiting blood", "vomiting blood" and "vomiting blood". It would be strange if the couple didn't manipulate her IQ.
This kind of intimate behavior that they clearly agree to pretend to be a couple but have been a couple in private, such as unclear kissing and unclear boundaries, will really make the heroine very tired, especially the heroine who likes the hero. She can't help but be excited and happy that the hero does these intimate behaviors as a couple while repeatedly torturing herself, just to be more realistic. Points are inevitable.
I have one thing to say, I still think we should see the breakup as soon as possible (now I think the contract couple has developed like that, even if the heroine has a crush on it, it's a bit emmm
I don't know whether the man is really not sure or not. He really cherishes his friends and treats them like this. No matter how hard it is for a contract couple, they have crossed the line. Their families are both harmonious and harmonious. They don't handle things in a decent way.
If the male protagonist hopes to bind the female protagonist through a contract and develop a formal relationship (then the words are really emmm). If he repeatedly uses the relationship to do intimate actions, if not, he is really a scumbag. Satisfy yourself and let the female protagonist cooperate.
If we don't break up, readers can't stand it anymore [vomiting blood][vomiting blood][vomiting blood] Breaking up is not for getting back together. If the new male guest can do it, I even think it would be good for the second male guest to take the position.
The male protagonist just doesn't take the initiative or take responsibility now, and uses the contract couple to block the female protagonist
I really want the hero and heroine to break up now [biting handkerchief]
Why don't you explain Lulu's ex-boyfriend? I've asked you twice.
I woke up and looked at the edited version. The impression was indeed better. Last night the tone was a little bit... Go ahead and say sorry. But I really don't understand what the male protagonist has to be angry about. , Except when someone tells the truth and becomes angry, otherwise I don't understand him. Angry point. Wouldn't you feel happy if the person you like becomes jealous because of you? Well? Then quickly explain and state the facts. Besides, he hasn't explained why he was Teacher Xia knew Xiang Lu and thought he was her ex-boyfriend, a bad guy who fell in love with a second-hand man. That's all (the nominal second-hand man counts), if you encounter this situation, you I can only get so angry that others can't speak, and my emotional intelligence is ridiculously low [vomiting blood][vomiting blood][vomiting blood], right Saying "xx is your boyfriend's ex-girlfriend" to a couple is nothing but an enemy. What normal person would say this to a fool? I was so angry that I turned on Teacher Xia. No wonder the mistress was accused by her original partner of "vomiting blood", "vomiting blood" and "vomiting blood". It would be strange if the couple didn't manipulate her IQ.
This kind of intimate behavior that they clearly agree to pretend to be a couple but have been a couple in private, such as unclear kissing and unclear boundaries, will really make the heroine very tired, especially the heroine who likes the hero. She can't help but be excited and happy that the hero does these intimate behaviors as a couple while repeatedly torturing herself, just to be more realistic. Points are inevitable.
Break up soon, look forward to breaking up