Those Bygone Days We Forgot

This story is overwhelmingly sweet, the kind that makes your teeth ache. If you can't handle that, stay away!

If you like angsty romance or have high blood sugar, proceed with caution!

Blurb One:

Once, she wanted to spend her whole life loving him.

Later, she wanted to spend her whole life forgetting him.

He was calculating, decisive, resourceful, and cunning.

She hated him, thought of him, remembered him, and even loved him.

Ten years later, when he comes looking for her again, can she resist his "sugar-coated bullets"?

He's still the same "big bad wolf" as before, but is she still the same "Little Red Riding Hood"?

Blurb Two:

She first saw him on the tree-lined path across campus.

Back then, he was the heartthrob, and she was the top student.

Because of him, her entire high school experience became something special.

When she was sixteen, he told her, "If you're this cute again, I'll hit you."

She rolled her eyes at him and said the campus beauty was waiting for him, but she was secretly thrilled.

So many years have passed. He must have forgotten, but she still remembers:

In those forgotten days of the past, there was me, and there was you.

Theme: Starting with campus life, the story centers on the entanglement of dreams and love, and weaves in the real-world issue of the chip shortage, all while brimming with patriotic spirit.