Both leads are sexually inexperienced | Each other's first love
Sweet romance | High school setting | Fussy childhood friend x A sharp-tongued but caring childhood friend
She gets to act out as much as she wants, and he indulges her without limit. Childhood sweethearts to lifelong partners.
Wu Tang x Gang Zhou [Please note: the heroine is very fussy]
Blurb
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Wu Tang had been doted on since childhood and spoiled by her family. She would throw a fit at the slightest provocation, but was easy to appease.
As the old saying goes, she's like a mule that goes along with you as long as you stroke her the right way.
But her childhood friend and neighbor kept making her kick up a fuss.
The little drama queen kept a grudge book, jotting down every little piece of evidence that Gang Zhou had bullied her.
March 5. I asked him to buy me a matcha strawberry latte with one-third sugar, but he actually bought one with no sugar, saying he liked it unsweetened.
Who asked you to order what you like? I'm mad!!!
March 25. I lost a game, and it took him two whole hours to comfort me?
By then I'd already gotten over it!!!
May 8. The first time I tried to make up with him, he said we were just ordinary friends and told me to mind my place ^^
Wu Tang's brows furrowed, and even her breathing grew a little quicker.
Her slender fingers pounded on the phone keyboard as she messaged the person pinned at the top of her chat list: "You've changed! We're over!"
Then she unpinned him and removed him from her special-follow list. She did it all in one smooth motion, as if she'd done it countless times before.
Before long, a message alert sounded from the QQ app. She gave a cold huff, thinking at least he had some sense of propriety.
[No Sense of Propriety]: Okay.
Wu Tang jumped up and down in anger, tossed her phone aside, put her hands on her hips, and complained, "Whoever marries you is going to have the worst luck in the world."
Later, Wu Tang became the one with the worst luck in the world.
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Gang Zhou had always been the kid other people's parents wished they had: full of youthful energy and confidence.
Then he met a troublesome girl who tugged at his heartstrings and filled his life with every color of the rainbow.
He kept a private memo full of countless moments with the troublesome girl.
March 5. I planned to confess to her. My friend said a pun would be more romantic.
I did what he said, but she got mad and stood there with her hands on her hips, scolding me for three hours. She was so cute.
March 25. She lost a game and tossed her phone away with a smack, breaking mine.
I fixed it and went to comfort her right away, but she said, "No need. You came too late."
May 8. I saw her walking with the class sports rep, smiling like a whole bush of roses. Heh.
"..."
[Married Life Bonus Scene]
One afternoon, the two of them were curled up on the sofa watching a school movie. A scene where the main couple argued suddenly reminded Wu Tang of their high school days.
She immediately pouted and wriggled out of the man's arms, then planted her hands on her hips and demanded, "Gang Zhou, tell me, why did you say we were just ordinary friends on May 8 of our senior year?"
Gang Zhou pulled her into his arms, kissed her cheek, and immediately admitted his mistake without hesitation. "Honey, I was wrong. Forgive me just this once."
"Hmm?"
His voice was as indulgent and deep as ever, stirring ripples in Wu Tang's heart.
She gave a cold huff, pouted, and questioned him sternly.
"Then tell me, how many ordinary friends like me do you have?"
The man's voice, husky and magnetic, brushed her ear. "You're the only one."
#There is only one friend like you!#
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Theme: You are a little boat drifting without direction, and I am the only one to guide you on your way forward.
