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A warm little story that begins in autumn. Slow-paced, so please don't read it if you like fast-paced stories!
In her previous life, Jiang Qingyun married the person she had long yearned for, just as she wished, but he didn't love her. In this life, with marriage pressure closing in on her, she doesn't dare fall in love again.
At her mother's urging, she goes on a blind date and unexpectedly runs into someone from her past.
Her memories return to when she was eighteen. Jiang Qingyun and Liang Lanchuan shared what could only be called a birthday party from the depths of their nightmares.
Their homeroom teacher called the two students who shared the same birthday up to the front of the class, then handed them an apple and a lollipop as the whole class watched.
The applause from below was sparse. The two onstage felt as if they were sitting on pins and needles.
Jiang Qingyun's cheeks flushed as she stared awkwardly at the ceiling.
Beside her, the young man lowered his eyelashes. He was slender, with a sharply defined profile and a solemn expression.
That mortifying social-death moment became their only deep connection in their youth. Afterward, they each set off into the world, never to cross paths again.
Reunited at twenty-eight in this life, Jiang Qingyun immediately asked, "Want to get married? Just for show. To deal with our families, with no interference in each other's lives."
Liang Lanchuan agreed.
Once they had their marriage certificates, the fake couple began their acting careers, pretending to be in love in front of their families while keeping a clear line between them in private.
At holiday family dinners, both mothers repeatedly suggested that the two families meet, but the pair always brushed them off, claiming work kept them busy.
Jiang's mother: This marriage won't last. I should find my daughter someone else...
Liang's mother: They'll probably divorce, but what woman would want a man on his second marriage...
Then one day, on a whim, Jiang's mother dropped by and ran into Liang's mother, who had come bearing gifts. The moment they opened the door, both women froze.
Liang Lanchuan was kneeling beside the sofa, patiently putting socks on Jiang Qingyun, whose cheeks were flushed. When he looked up and saw both mothers, there were still bite marks at the corner of his mouth.
"Looks like this marriage isn't ending after all, huh?" Jiang's mother and Liang's mother exchanged a look, then shut the door with a click. They didn't want to witness anything improper.
1. Marriage first, love later. Reunited after a long separation, with no secret crushes.
2. Steady male lead x honest, unassuming female lead (though not your typical honest, unassuming type).
3. The heroine was married in her previous life and has a career storyline.
4. A cozy, domestic, slow-paced everyday romance. Sweet and steady, like a gentle stream. Not a campus story, and nothing dramatic happens. It's a calm, easy read.
5. Please don't offer writing advice. If you drop the story, there's no need to tell me.
[June 25, 2026] Original blurb.
I'll write this with care. Read it if you'd like. ♡ྀི
Theme: The right person is there, waiting in time.
Although it is just the plot of a novel, I really hate people who urge marriage in the name of care and love, and force their own "happiness" on others.
Ahhhh, what a damn evil thing! I forgot the content of the previous chapter when I read the next chapter [picking my brain]
Do you need an escort to have your teeth extracted?
You can't stand the heat but not the cold, why don't you wear a down jacket? It's really cold. I don't want to wear a down jacket.
What are you doing with yourself and your family?
"Health care products for osteoporosis." This is a big bug for the author~ Osteoporosis😂
"The technical director took □□ Yun Cong..." To catch a big bug~ person in charge
"Fabray passed away due to a rare disease..." This is a big bug for the author~ Can I use commas?
If you can't finish the bread, should you freeze it? [Question mark] Shouldn't it be refrigerated? Oh my god, this is the first time I heard that it was going to be frozen.
"Tao: "Na breathability and light resistance..." This is a big bug for the author~