[New Book: He and His Husky is now open for reading. Visit my author page to check it out. Everyone's welcome! The blurb is at the very bottom!]
If she could live her life over again, she would never return to her biological family. She would never try to please her biological parents, and she would never go out of her way to become sisters with the fake heiress.
At the moment of the car accident, Yuan Yuan made this wish.
She never expected it to come true. She was reborn, only this time as an orange cat.
The cat's owner was a clean-cut young man with a beauty mark beneath his eye, but he was a poor little thing whom neither his father nor his mother loved.
His mother died, then a third party came along with twins and took her place. His biological father became a stepfather, and the boy's daily life was filled with either the silent treatment or being locked up.
Yuan Yuan felt his pain keenly and wanted to stay by his side forever. But the vicious twins caught her and took her life.
When Yuan Yuan opened her eyes again, she discovered she had been reborn at seventeen, just after being reunited with the Yuan family.
Facing biological parents whose faces were strangers to her, a younger brother baring his teeth, and a fake heiress with ulterior motives, Yuan Yuan could only sneer.
Family ties by blood? They didn't exist.
She only wanted to save her poor little thing!
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At fifteen, Xie Mingyu stood by the roadside and heard that his mother had died. He shed the last tear of his life.
A girl passing by gave him a handkerchief and smiled sweetly, telling him to cheer up.
Later, he searched for her for two years. Just as he was about to give up hope, she appeared before him.
She was as lovely as the moon in the sky, and treated him like a poor little thing who needed looking after at every turn. So he tucked away his wolf's tail and dutifully played the little white rabbit.
Then news arrived that she was getting engaged. He tore up the script of the poor little thing, transformed into the heir of a top family, and carried the real little white rabbit back to his den.
[Blurb for the upcoming book He and His Husky]
1.
One day, a gray-furred, black-eyed husky barged into Yun Mian's home.
It was quiet and well-behaved, didn't guard its food, and even used the toilet by itself. Yun Mian was smitten and wanted to make it hers.
That was until the dog's owner put up missing-dog notices all over town. Unable to keep pretending she hadn't seen them, she reluctantly and guiltily contacted the owner.
That day, the owner came to pick up the dog.
Looking at the handsome man before her, Yun Mian suddenly understood:
She didn't just want his dog.
She wanted him, too.
2.
When Shi Yi was young, a fortune-teller once read his fortune and said that when he met someone he liked, he would become gentle and loyal, and once he had made up his mind, he would never let go.
His friends joked that he'd become a lovesick fool one day. Shi Yi sneered and scoffed, dismissing it as the nonsense of a charlatan.
Later, one day after he and Yun Mian got together, he wanted to shut the husky out because it kept rubbing itself against her.
Yun Mian stopped him.
Shi Yi glanced at her coolly. "I get it now."
"?"
"You don't love me at all. You're only with me because you want my dog."
"..."
Both each other's first love. A cool and aloof prodigy, warm beneath the surface, × a fiery, sharp-tongued little pepper.
[Blurb for the upcoming book Tonight, I Only Want You]
1.
My best friend said that dating a younger guy was like raising a son.
Yan Youhuan didn't take her words seriously. After all, Cen Xi was smart and handsome, nothing like those other lousy men.
That was until she got into a car accident and couldn't reach him by phone. When she messaged him saying she wanted to talk, all he sent back was "?". When she needed comfort most, he said he was busy, then turned around and showed up at a milk tea shop with a girl his own age.
Oh.
Yan Youhuan blocked him everywhere. Watching him desperately beg her to stay, she sneered and walked away without looking back.
2.
The day Cen Xi heard that Yan Youhuan was single again, he drove five hours through the night to her city.
He stood motionless outside her apartment complex until dawn, when Yan Youhuan came out carrying a bag of trash.
Seven years had passed, but she was still so beautiful that just one look made his chest ache.
As if sensing something, she turned around and met his gaze.
In those indifferent eyes, his own slowly reddened. His expression turned humble, and he murmured, "Sis."
3.
Yan Youhuan lay on the bed, her voice cool. "I have a better chance of falling for the dog outside than I do of falling for you. You know that, right?"
Cen Xi took her hand and placed it over his heart. "That's fine. I'll just love you twice as much."
A brilliant artificial-intelligence scientist × a beautiful, slender, and wealthy young woman.
"Sis, tonight I care nothing for humanity. I only want you." By Haizi, from Diary.
Warnings: Older woman-younger man romance, seven-year age gap, the man chases his wife after driving her away, male lead is a virgin, female lead is not. "Sis" is a form of address for an older woman. They are not related by blood.
Theme: Don't waste your time on people who aren't worth it.
Emmm, to be honest, why do you feel that the heroine is a little emmm when you see this??? Too ambiguous? Orz
Oh my god! The heroine's reaction when Lin Zhiyi fell down was so disgusting! I really can't stand losing my temper casually! Just like a psychopath!
It's okay, but the heroine is a little weak
It's okay, but the heroine is a little weak
These two things jumping up and down in the male protagonist's house are really annoying. Although I know I will be abused later, I am still angry! Snort!
Small cities or even small cities???
Let's talk about the heroine Baozi, she has a bad temper and can fight back, but I always feel aggrieved when I watch her.
Ahhhhh, I'm also interested in the pre-receipt!!!! Sibling love is so awesome
One thing to say, I want to see the pre-receipt
Are you interested in pre-ordering before you even start reading the article?