Ten years ago, he cruelly left her behind and went far away, struggling onward while missing her.
Over those ten years, she went through betrayal, love, death, and despair, adrift in pain.
Ten years later, they reunited, and her childhood sweetheart took her back by force.
This is a sweet romance. If you don't like angst, feel free to dive in.
A few things to know before you start:
1. This story uses a nonlinear narrative, with occasional flashbacks to earlier events for extra flavor. (Smirks.)
2. Unless something unusual comes up, I'll update daily.
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Prince of Tennis fan fiction: (Highly recommended)
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Contemporary romance, Prince of Tennis fan fiction, Prince of Tennis fan fiction: "Childhood Sweethearts Capture Their First Love," "Prince of Tennis: Letting You Into My Life," "[Prince of Tennis] Yukimura's Theory of Distance"
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Oh my god, the male protagonist is such a scumbag. Shao Xunwen was obviously his very good brother, and he was not sad even after his death. The female protagonist missed him and was jealous. She obviously let him go first, but she still treated her dead brother like this. The female protagonist was also half-hearted, and she and Shao Xunwen were together, right She was so high that he even lost his life for her. As soon as the male protagonist came back, he got along with her for a while, said a few nice words, and was moved. Then he thought about Shao Xunwen. These two scumbags were a perfect match, but Shao Xunwen's death was not worth it. Her mother was also miserable, and her son was gone. The male protagonist is simply crazy and jealous of a dead man. What's more, he used to be his brother and he left on his own in the first place.
I still think the male protagonist is a scumbag... At first he turned a blind eye to the female protagonist's pursuit, and later he scolded the female protagonist for another girl. He went abroad quietly for ten years, and when he returned home he decided that the female protagonist could only be his girlfriend... He is a very self-centered male protagonist! As for the heroine, I think it's a bit pretentious. I'm not asking her to forget Mr. Shao, but she told Shao's mother before that she would forget. She also thought in her heart that this was self-punishment. After looking at it vaguely, I felt that this heroine...
Oh my god, the male protagonist is such a scumbag. Shao Xunwen was obviously his very good brother, and he was not sad even after his death. The female protagonist missed him and was jealous. She obviously let him go first, but she still treated her dead brother like this. The female protagonist was also half-hearted, and she and Shao Xunwen were together, right She was so high that he even lost his life for her. As soon as the male protagonist came back, he got along with her for a while, said a few nice words, and was moved. Then he thought about Shao Xunwen. These two scumbags were a perfect match, but Shao Xunwen's death was not worth it. Her mother was also miserable, and her son was gone. The male protagonist is simply crazy and jealous of a dead man. What's more, he used to be his brother and he left on his own in the first place.
I still think the male protagonist is a scumbag... At first he turned a blind eye to the female protagonist's pursuit, and later he scolded the female protagonist for another girl. He went abroad quietly for ten years, and when he returned home he decided that the female protagonist could only be his girlfriend... He is a very self-centered male protagonist! As for the heroine, I think it's a bit pretentious. I'm not asking her to forget Mr. Shao, but she told Shao's mother before that she would forget. She also thought in her heart that this was self-punishment. After looking at it vaguely, I felt that this heroine...
Any updates today? (>_