[Blurb]
When we were young, we all had someone we liked like this: watching them in secret, feeling our hearts race in secret, hurting in secret.
When we were young, we all had someone who liked us like this: sweet words, passionate embraces, impulsive breakups.
[A Note]
I was planning to revise this, but with the end of the year approaching, I've been far too busy and haven't had time, so I've unlocked it for now. This was one of my early writing exercises, and it's pretty immature. I don't recommend reading it.
Also, quite a few readers have said this is like Shiba's Brothers. To clarify, before I started writing this, I was a big fan of Shiba's Brothers, so it may have influenced me a little. But my writing skills are nowhere near hers, and I wouldn't dare compare myself to her. This is a sweet romance with a happy ending, without the youthful angst of Shiba's work. The male lead's personality is somewhat similar, but the heroine and the supporting male character are different. Shiba is an author I really like, and her stories are great. If you haven't read them, you should check them out.
Hua Cai Ding Dong, January 26, 2010
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Theme:
Cauliflower I love you so much! Every article made me fully immersed in it. This article made me see myself in college. My ending was not he, but I never regretted loving such a person in the best time.
Ono, I really love Zaozao! Cauliflower, that Xiaoye in life, is he also so brave? There are still too many other factors. . .
In real life, is it easier for two people to get close to each other with close care and love?
Huicai, does this article contain too much of your past and too much of you?
Why does everyone like happy endings? It's because there are too many unsatisfactory things in reality. The author replies:
Reality is too cruel, so we hide in novels to find everlasting love.
Keep up the bullshit, no comments. The author's reply:
Hehe.
You make up the word count again
I'm not calm
I'm not calm
Say "OK" early
Otherwise, where would the three hundred battles between wolf and rabbit come from?
Huahua, thank you for your hard work. This plaque is very warm and romantic. The boat is rocking. I hope they will be very happy. The author replies:
During this time, thank you for your company, Xiao Guge. I feel very sad when I think of being separated from Guge soon. Let's communicate on Q in the future.
Hmm? It's over?
There was too little drama after the two reunited, and it was a bit unfinished. Author's reply:
Okay, I admit that I'm lazy, I'll do some extras later.
Annie seems to be a new classmate who just showed up.
Cauliflower I love you so much! Every article made me fully immersed in it. This article made me see myself in college. My ending was not he, but I never regretted loving such a person in the best time.
Ono, I really love Zaozao! Cauliflower, that Xiaoye in life, is he also so brave? There are still too many other factors. . .
In real life, is it easier for two people to get close to each other with close care and love?
Huicai, does this article contain too much of your past and too much of you?
Why does everyone like happy endings? It's because there are too many unsatisfactory things in reality. The author replies: Reality is too cruel, so we hide in novels to find everlasting love.
Keep up the bullshit, no comments. The author's reply: Hehe.
You make up the word count again I'm not calm I'm not calm
Say "OK" early Otherwise, where would the three hundred battles between wolf and rabbit come from?
Huahua, thank you for your hard work. This plaque is very warm and romantic. The boat is rocking. I hope they will be very happy. The author replies: During this time, thank you for your company, Xiao Guge. I feel very sad when I think of being separated from Guge soon. Let's communicate on Q in the future.
Hmm? It's over? There was too little drama after the two reunited, and it was a bit unfinished. Author's reply: Okay, I admit that I'm lazy, I'll do some extras later. Annie seems to be a new classmate who just showed up.