After My Puppy Act Failed

The first time Su Wanci saw Gu Ze, he was standing quietly off to the side with his head lowered, wearing a white T-shirt and blue jeans. His expression was so obedient that he was the picture-perfect sweet puppy.

So later, when Gu Ze came to City C with nowhere to stay and looked at her pitifully, Su Wanci brought him home without a second thought.

After Su Wanci took Gu Ze in, the thing she heard most often was people warning her not to be fooled by him.

Gu Ze's older sister: Be careful around my brother. He's up to no good with you.

Senior student: Don't be taken in by the act Gu Ze puts on.

Friend: Trust me, Gu Ze is nothing like what you see. Behind your back, he gets into fights, smokes, and does nothing with his life.

Su Wanci glanced at Gu Ze on the sofa, engrossed in a book on the fundamentals of Marxism. "I don't believe you! How could such a sweet, well-behaved kid possibly deceive me?"

Then one day, Su Wanci saw Gu Ze in an alley, looking vicious as he took on five people and beat them all to the ground. Only then did she belatedly realize: he wasn't a sweet puppy at all.

He was clearly a wolfdog!

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Gu Ze had liked Su Wanci for years. By chance, he learned that Su Wanci liked sweet puppies. From then on, he began acting like one around her. He even deliberately played the victim in front of her so she'd take him home.

He was this close to winning her over when Su Wanci suddenly stopped paying attention to him.

After finally getting the chance, he cornered Su Wanci in a classroom.

He gave her the innocent look she usually found impossible to resist. "Sister Wanci, did I do something wrong? Why aren't you talking to me anymore?"

Su Wanci gave him a fake smile and patted his cheek. "Good boy, quit pretending. You didn't act like this when you took on five people."

At that moment, Gu Ze knew his cover was blown.

He trapped her in a corner by the classroom's back door and stared straight at Su Wanci, just like a wolf eyeing its prey. His usual babyish voice was gone, replaced by a low, husky one. "Then... what kind of me does Sister like?"

Theme: Don't be deceived by appearances.