Broken Rose

[The newly revised version of the full text is only available in Jinjiang/Details will be improved later] Cheng Yi first met Liang Yan when he was sixteen years old. The girl held up her beautiful and flamboyant face, making it difficult for him to ignore but dare not look directly at her. But she only had eyes for his brother Cheng Yu, and Cheng Yi thought he would never have a chance in this life. Until later in a shabby little hotel. In the dark and cramped space, Liang Yan saw through his embarrassment and taunted in his ear: "What are you pretending to be? Don't you want it?" She was obviously not good to him, she was prone to losing her temper, she would say hurtful things, and she didn't even care enough about him. Even so, he still liked her as always. Tips and demining: 1. An arrogant, willful and bad-tempered girl x a silent, restrained and patient boy 2. The protagonists are of the same age, in the early stage of school, and in the later stage they reunite and have a male crush. 3. Preference and prejudice, personality compatibility, don't join if you don't like it. ———————————————————— The next book will be "Young and Time Away" - Childhood Sweethearts Pre-collection of the article "Qing Pond" under the altar of flowers on the high mountain Pre-released article "Jasmine's Banquet" Children x Ordinary Girls The first time we met was at his birthday party, where a bunch of young men gathered around to celebrate his birthday. He has his girlfriend in his arms, and she has her boyfriend by her side. She sent her blessings as his brother's girlfriend, and he nodded in thanks. The second time they met was at the gate of her school, he came to pick up his girlfriend. The third time they met, again at the gate of her school, he asked her if she wanted to try it. When they met for the fourth time, he leaned on the bed and finished his cigarette, leaving a key card for her before leaving. … Their relationship started with him and ended with him. He said: "Shu Mo, don't let me see you again." Intention: Preference and tolerance of prejudice.