The biggest taboo in my line of work is falling in love with a client.
And now I’ve done just that.
One of the most painful things about love is being treated as a substitute.
And now I’m a substitute, too.
The most troublesome thing about finding a man is when he’s too difficult to deal with.
And the one I’ve found can twist himself into a pretzel.
Important notes:
1. The heroine is not a virgin, in body or mind! If that bothers you, please click the X now. Don’t get triggered and come after the author later, QAQ. This author’s little heart can’t take it.
2. This story is told in first person. If that bothers you too, go ahead and click the X.
3. This story is drenched in one cliche after another, with plenty of plot holes. It’s a short piece meant to be light and fun. If you think you can handle that, go ahead and dive in!
This story is dedicated to my one and only CP, Wan Qing Yang Xi! Best of luck with your second-round exams, my darling consort o(*￣▽￣*)ゞ This king will love you forever =3= We’re staying together, awooo!
Short story • lots of chapters already written • nearly complete • daily updates • planned for 15 chapters • feel free to wait until it’s finished and read it all at once
One of my old completed stories:
Theme:
Every time I read a novel like this, I always wait to torture the professor back. Why is it that the heroine is always tortured mentally and physically, but nothing ever comes to an end? There are many stories where the professor hurts the heroine, then regrets and coaxes her, and then he is killed.
The mutual redemption of two broken souls
I laughed at the end. . .
Why do I feel a sense of gloating when I see this, "Professor, you were so tempted and then awkwardly refused to admit it! Then little girl Gina died so unknown! The professor found out all kinds of hardships in the future... Who told you to be so tormenting, the little girl deserves to regret it, oh, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live!"...
Come back to make up points. In the end, Snape's writing was so overwhelming that it made my skin crawl. It's a pity that the final ending is not as good as the previous chapters. But I still want to congratulate you on the completion and spread flowers.
Great article, I really like this setting. At first I was a little confused because of the heroine's career, but when I thought about Snape being unable to express normal feelings after experiencing Lily, the two of them were evenly matched. Gina's psychological description is particularly delicate, giving the sadness a relaxed appearance, making people smile even though they feel uncomfortable. The length of the short story is just right and it is very concise. If it is longer, it will be wordy. Come on, author.
It's strange that the heroine gives me a playful, tender and sad feeling at the same time. The person she loves doesn't love her, but she can still arrange her life. Even if she can only wait, she still feels strong and resilient. If the professor had the self-adjustment ability like her, his troubles in this life would not exist.
I was dizzy and found a prostitute for the professor, which was off-putting.
The professor is really difficult to write. I can't express how he is passionately in love and talking about love. His writing is very good. In fact, sometimes facial expressions and actions can express feelings better than words.
Such professors are also very loving, very loving...