After Marrying My Fake Childhood Friend

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[Blurb]

Ning Jia and Han Lin had been childhood friends for over a decade. Neither of them expected their relationship to cross that line that night.

“...I need to think this through.”

Not long after, she stared at the two red lines on the pregnancy test, lost in thought.

“There's no other way. Let's get married.” Han Lin leaned against the doorway, expressionless.

Ning Jia was close to tears. She turned and grabbed a throw pillow, hurling it at him. “Didn't you say it would be fine if we took the pill?!”

She didn't want to get married young! Especially not the kind of miserable life where you get married and immediately start raising a kid, like an old married couple _(:з"∠)_

[Bonus Scene]

Ning Jia and Han Lin have had another argument.

She kicks off the covers. “From now on, we're not friends for three minutes!”

There is a rustle behind her, probably him picking up the blanket.

She thinks, He'll have to apologize three times before I let him off the hook.

But after waiting for ages, he still doesn't cover her back up. Unable to resist, she turns around and sees that he's gone to sleep under the covers by himself.

“Han Lin, do you have no conscience?!” she yells, kicking him.

His muffled laughter rings out in the dark. Only then does he lift the covers and tuck her in.

★#They get together first and marry later, a first-time mom's pregnancy diary#

★One-on-one romance, both leads are virgins, happy ending;

★Content warning: The female lead used to like the second male lead. The characters are imperfect, and the story includes petty everyday squabbles;

★Sweet, coquettish childhood friend x scheming, untouchable childhood friend + airhead x grouch;

Lawyer x client company boss;

Theme: Welcome a new life, work hard, and achieve your own sense of worth.