The Stars [Secret Crush]

When Weng Leyi first heard the name Zhuo Fanxing, she was a little dazed.

The girl had been out of their sight for a long time, but she had certainly left a deep impression.

Vain and scheming, she stole Jiang Lingzhou, the man Xu Jun liked, only to be dumped as a matter of course. Her father didn't love her, her mother didn't care for her, and her poor father even came to her for a kidney transplant when he got sick.

Weng Leyi remembered the last time she saw her, crying in a hospital corridor.

She never expected to run into her not long after hearing her name.

When Zhuo Fanxing was six, her father sent her back to live with her mother because he couldn't afford to raise her.

In middle school, she moved to the capital with her aunt's family and met the sons and daughters of wealthy families. She became a companion to one of the young ladies, and was useful enough to keep around.

They all thought she was a scheming Cinderella, but they didn't know that the person she had always liked wasn't Jiang Lingzhou, but his cousin, Weng Leyi.

Years later, they met again. He had a bad leg, but he was still just the way she liked him.

She couldn't help drifting closer, her heart stirring, until she finally pounced on him. She'd liked him for so many years. She deserved to have a few memories with him.

Jiang Lingzhou was proud and arrogant, and his smooth-sailing life hit a snag with Zhuo Fanxing. Everyone thought he had dumped her, but the truth was that the girl had never liked him at all.

When he found out she liked Leyi, he knew he absolutely couldn't accept the two of them being together.

[Reading tips]

1. A disillusioned dance teacher × a gentle man with a disability (the male lead has a disability in his lower leg).

2. Bittersweet romance with a love-triangle showdown and a second male lead who goes off the rails.

A little story about unrequited love.

A familiar reminder: If you like it, add it to your collection. There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand readers' eyes. If it's not for you, don't force yourself to keep reading. No need to notify me if you drop it.

Theme: Growing toward the light.