Doris earned the nickname "Water Girl" less than two months after arriving at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. She was patiently waiting for Natasha to come take her home, but Natasha never showed up. Instead, Thanos snapped his fingers, and not only did Doris become strange, the world did too. Sigh. Still, she did meet a nice red-haired man, and she made up her mind: she would follow him! But then he disappeared, so she had no choice but to go looking for him.
Another version:
Rockstar was a little unhappy because a new crew member had joined the ship, and she was a girl. He'd gone through so much hardship and so many trials before earning the captain's approval, yet she just clung to the captain and cried, said who knows what, and got to stay aboard. The captain even gave her his own room, the best one on the ship, while Rockstar still had to share with someone else. And the new crew member looked like a total weakling. Sure, she was beautiful, really beautiful, but no! He had to stand his ground. She looked weak, and she didn't meet the requirements for a crew member. Hmph.
Later, he was eating his words.
And later still: Mom, help! She has the power to destroy the world!
P.S. The heroine won't age. The pairing is with Shanks. Don't expect too much from her: she's a low-EQ girl whose age increases but whose intelligence doesn't. All in all, it's a sweet little story, so enjoy!
Theme: A girl trapped in a quagmire is repeatedly saved, and eventually grows into her own.
After reading this, the big article gave me two words: peace. The tone of the whole article is quiet and tenacious. No matter what kind of stories Doris and Shanks will experience in the future, whether happy or sad, their endings will be relieved and passed by in a peaceful life. This will make me sigh, this is life.
Running in both directions, an evenly matched love, I love it. Say it again, I will always love Shanks, and I will always surrender to tenderness.
It's a very interesting book, but it's so plain. It's all finished. The redhead has a wife but he hasn't lost his virginity yet. It feels like he's going to jump out of the book and beat you up. The author is great.
That red-haired little girl can't be Shanks and Duny's daughter?
Hahahaha, true, ordinary, wedding night
Hahaha, I'm overthinking this. This is how the wedding night should be.
It's so beautiful. It would be even better if there were some sweet extras.
I thought my wife drove some kind of car
Sighing, why is it gone? Please update! I really like Doris and Shanks!
Finally, the cultivation is successful! (Sprinkle flowers)