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Shen Yu'an & Qi Qi

Shen Yu'an says Qi Qi is so clueless that she often can't tell the difference between liking someone and having a crush, so she always acts on instinct and never takes responsibility.

And, well, that's not entirely wrong. Qi Qi ran away for nine years.

But Shen Yu'an is different. He's rational and knows exactly what it means to like someone.

Shen Yu'an is sensible and clear-headed. Every step he takes is practically textbook-perfect, so everyone thinks the girl by his side should be graceful, poised, and beautiful.

That's the kind of girl who deserves him.

Once,

he thought so too.

So later, he became the one obsessively fixated on her.

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Bonus scene:

They were having a fierce argument. Shen Yu'an, furious, lifted Qi Qi onto a chair and made her stand there. "Every time we argue, I'm the one who has to look down at you. How come you only grow in attitude, not in height?"

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During truth or dare, everyone was asked when they'd last kissed. Shen Yu'an leaned down and kissed the girl beside him.

"Just now."

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"Did you hear me? I said I love you. For nine whole years."

"I've been looking for you for nine years."

Both leads are each other's one and only.

The heroine was an ordinary girl when she fell for the hero. Later, something happened that severed all her ties to her old life, and she left for nine years.

She returns to her old city for work, and the two reunite.

The hero was outstanding and dazzling in high school. Later, after failing to find Qi Qi for so long, he became a little obsessive.

He's got a terrible temper and needs the heroine to soothe him...

An aloof, obsessive doctor & a soft, gentle illustrator

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Coming next: "Never Over"

The story of Meng Qiao, a girl with an extreme case of chuunibyou, and her short-tempered childhood friend.

Fate had never granted him anything. The only thing that might count as a blessing was the girl next door.

In his second year of high school, he transferred back to Binjiang, but his foul temper hadn't changed. He set his sights on the class monitor, who was always being so nice to Meng Qiao. Eventually, unable to put up with it any longer, he dragged the boy to a small alley behind the school, intending to teach him a lesson, but Meng Qiao stopped him.

Meng Qiao stood in front of the class monitor, eyes red, and begged him to stop.

He curled his lip coldly, his words dripping with mockery. "What, feel sorry for him?"

Meng Qiao said nothing.

"Meng Qiao, you have terrible taste."

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Whenever people talk about Meng Qiao, the first three words that come to mind are always quiet, pretty, and talented.

Quiet?

As Meng Qiao's childhood friend, Song Jiuge could reluctantly agree with the last two. Quiet, though? Not so much.

When Song Jiuge first returned to Binjiang, he watched his own father fawn over his stepmother and the child they'd had together, putting on the appearance of a happy family. He wasn't especially sad, just deeply annoyed.

He refused to eat with them, went back to his room, and sat on the balcony outside, listening to music and absentmindedly playing with the things his mother had left behind.

It wasn't that he was being dramatic. Maybe the night wind was just too strong; his eyes actually started to sting with tears. How ridiculous. Song Jiuge didn't cry.

Just as he was getting fully immersed in the mood, a voice from the neighboring balcony demanded, "Could you stop listening to your MP3 player out here? It's bothering my eyes."

"..."

So... Song Jiuge figured Meng Qiao was probably a girl with an extreme case of chuunibyou whose wires were crossed somewhere.

Fortunately, she was shy around strangers and didn't act so weird in public.

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"Hey..."

"First, my name isn't 'hey.' It's Meng Qiao."

"..."

"Take it from your dad: watch fewer romance dramas."

Theme: Study hard, make progress every day, climb a mountain, chase a dream.