Yao Thinks So [GL]

Let me make up for it, rabbit.

Score...

I haven't seen it for so long and it's finally finished =_=

Author, you are too cruel to Shiran...

At first, I downloaded umd directly to see it. I have a poor memory, and I only read articles for fun, so I often forget what I read - -. Well, I can't say how kind I am to come back to make up for the points. . Because I won't comment on Jinjiang, I won't write another article (ok, I'm really being unkind). . In fact, at first I just wanted to finish the last few chapters. . But when I saw "I want us to be together" in the last chapter, I was really moved. I probably downloaded this article right after it was finished. I probably still remember the text. But sometimes I always confuse the plots of this article with that article, which makes me very helpless. . . So I read it again starting from the first chapter. . . Short, plain, and sweet. Shiran was attracted by the pure whiteness of the rabbit, That kind of character that seems to have no scruples or cares is rarely found in reality. The last sentence is really true, "If, one day, we both meet a man who is better than each other, let's get married. If you are willing, then let's be together now." But it's also mixed with a little helplessness. Although Little Rabbit doesn't care whether the person he is in love with is a man or a woman, if one day Shiran really wants to leave to marry, Little Rabbit still can't stop him. And with Little Rabbit's character, he will still smile and wish for peace with a sad heart. When two people get together and get along day by day, they may make each other tired of each other, or they may make their emotional bond with each other deeper. I believe that Shiran and Tutu are the latter, because their "togetherness" is based on the fact that they once lived in the same room and worked in the same company. There is always a beautiful "point" when you can see each other's home side and also their work side. Office romance is actually somewhat taboo, but who can say that it has no merit? Looking forward to the follow-up articles. It would be great if we could see them together in a plain and warm way.

Maybe I didn't deny it at that time because I subconsciously wanted to see the rabbit's reaction. . . I am. . Replenish the party. . .

Skip to the last chapter. Sweat. . . I want us to be together Very beautiful. . .

Anthracene,, Not bad, Not bad

Regarding the writing of the article, is it the author's confession?

How old is Shiran? In my impression, it was said before that she was twenty. Look again, she took the college entrance examination, she must have been 17 or 8 years old, and then went to college or something... There is also a sentence in this chapter: "The youth of the past is gone... It is past." It seems that he must be very mature. Did I see it wrong? (Scratching head-)