A Love Letter to You

Coming soon: Those Long Legs of Yours. The entire manuscript is finished, so feel free to add it to your reading list. Wen Yin never imagined that one day her best friend's younger brother would confess to her. Wen Rang lies on his back on her floor, whining, "You saw me naked fourteen years ago. Don't you owe me some responsibility?" Wen Yin grabs one "dog leg" and drags him toward the door with all her might. "You were six then, and I was eleven. You wet your pants, and I couldn't exactly leave you stinking!" Wen Rang clings to the doorframe, refusing to leave, and declares with heartfelt sincerity, "Heaven and earth bear witness, as do the sun and moon: I like you. I really do!" "Sigh..." Wen Yin tries to reason with him. "Love has to go both ways. You like me, but I don't like you!" "No!" Wen Rang wraps his arms around Wen Yin's thigh, rubbing his face against her pants as he wheedles, "You! Do! Like! Me!" "..." Loving you is my unwavering faith. No one can make me give it up. Reader's guide: The heroine doesn't compete or fight for things, and is good at comforting herself. Very zen... The hero can be cute, shameless, and flirtatious. A warmhearted puppy... Older woman-younger man romance, five-year age gap, super sweet!!! Warnings: The entertainment industry plays only a minor role. Don't read if that bothers you. The heroine has mild anxiety and fears marriage and romance. The hero is a bit of a dummy... Coming soon: Those Long Legs of Yours. The entire manuscript is finished, so feel free to add it to your reading list. Jiang Chuhe is a talented young mystery writer, a collateral-line third-generation rich kid who wins fans with his looks. His beloved husky gets pregnant by accident and gives birth to a litter of husky puppies with legs several centimeters longer than usual. The culprit is the short-legged corgi owned by Chen Jiaque, an intern editor at a magazine. Jiang Chuhe tosses her a paternity test. "You take responsibility!" Chen Jiaque asks miserably, "Do I need to offer a bride price?" "Of course." The next day, Jiang Chuhe tosses her a long list of wedding gifts. Chen Jiaque refuses without hesitation. "I can't afford to marry you." "Then marry into my family." Jiang Chuhe points at her and her dog. "You and your child can both move in." Completed: Rice Mixed with the Rest of My Life. It is part of the same series as Love Letter Number Two, and tells the story of the older sister, Wen Xier. Weibo: @AugustThreeWrites Premise: