At their high school graduation ceremony, Liang Qian thought it would be the last time she'd see him. Borrowing courage from two bottles of Harbin beer, she stood in front of Lin Yishen and grabbed his tie. “I'm telling you, I've fallen for you.” Afraid to look at his expression or turn around, she slammed her lips against the corner of his mouth and bolted out the door.
Then, as luck would have it, she ran into Lin Yishen again at military training six months later. She tried to avoid him but couldn't. This time, he cornered her against a wall, his low voice murmuring by her ear, “So, after kissing me, you weren't planning to take responsibility?”
Later, after Lin Yishen kissed Liang Qian until she was trembling all over, he parted his lips and said, his voice husky with passion, “I've fallen... for you too.”
How, how, how could the exact same words sound so, so, so suggestive coming from different mouths? That was Liang Qian's last thought as she melted into his arms.
She once thought her unrequited love would never be returned, but reality turned out even more perfect than her dreams.
Steady, cunning medical genius × proud, innocent novice writer
Being lucky enough to go from school uniforms to a wedding dress with you is the most wonderful thing in my life.
(Original title: My Stars and Ocean)