Mo Xiao had imagined countless ways she might meet Yan Yibo, but she never imagined she would become his patient and he would be her attending physician. It was awkward.
As an "older brother," Yan Yibo raised Yan Mingluo on his own. Whenever she said she missed her parents, he always managed to change the subject. But after Mo Xiao appeared, he found himself at a loss for words.
This is a story about first love reunited.
I traveled from city to city, searching for you, afraid the world was too vast and I wouldn't reach you in this lifetime. - Mo Xiao
In the old days, horses and carriages were slow, and letters took a long time to arrive. You could love only one person in a lifetime.
Now, the roads are short and messages swift, but I can still love only one person in my lifetime. - Yan Yibo
After all the twists and turns, I'm glad it's still you.
Author's Notes:
1. Both are virgins, 1v1, happy ending. Sweet romance, sweet romance, sweet romance! Important things must be said three times!
2. Those who care about historical accuracy, read with caution. My novel is just a little kid, so I thank everyone for understanding!
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Theme:
It doesn't look good. It's okay for a mother to tell her eight-year-old son about her past experiences, but you have to consider whether the son can understand. Is it really good to express her love for the male protagonist by speaking to her son? There is another paragraph where the son obviously asked another question, but what was the answer? The answer is her past painful experiences, good? To reflect what?
Why should a child bear so much responsibility? What is going on?
When will Big Brother open? Do you like to watch Big Brother and Sister-in-law?
I saw this book serialized in Spark Magazine and rushed to Jinjiang. An old article, not bad~
It's a bit sadistic, but still worth watching.
If you still haven't finished it, let's do a side story!
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What, what, what, what, that's gone.
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Your beloved is more beautiful, I wish you better and better as you write.
It doesn't look good. It's okay for a mother to tell her eight-year-old son about her past experiences, but you have to consider whether the son can understand. Is it really good to express her love for the male protagonist by speaking to her son? There is another paragraph where the son obviously asked another question, but what was the answer? The answer is her past painful experiences, good? To reflect what?
Why should a child bear so much responsibility? What is going on?
When will Big Brother open? Do you like to watch Big Brother and Sister-in-law?
I saw this book serialized in Spark Magazine and rushed to Jinjiang. An old article, not bad~
It's a bit sadistic, but still worth watching.
If you still haven't finished it, let's do a side story!
[Purple sugar] kswl [Orange candy] I got it [Orange candy] I got it [Orange candy] I got it [Orange candy] I got it
What, what, what, what, that's gone.
Jump in and read the next one now
Your beloved is more beautiful, I wish you better and better as you write.