Blurb:
Zheng Kexia graduated from her master's program and returned to her alma mater as a proud teacher. Her former homeroom teacher practically dragged her home and insisted she live there.
Just a few days after Zheng moved in, her teacher's daughter Xu You also came back. Xu You had always preached independence, claiming that once she became an adult, she would never live under the same roof as her mother again.
Looking at Xu You's familiar yet unfamiliar face, Zheng Kexia stammered nervously, "Y-You... why are you back?"
Xu You gave a cold laugh. "Sorry, I forgot to ask an outsider like you for permission before coming back to my own home. Please forgive me."
Zheng Kexia was left speechless, frozen in place with shame.
Back in high school, Zheng Kexia had lived at her homeroom teacher's house. Her grades were poor, while Xu You was the famous beautiful top student of the whole school. At her mother's insistence, Xu You tutored Zheng every night. Zheng would listen for a while, then lean close to Xu You with a grin and say, "Xu You, your lips are so red and soft. They must be really nice to kiss!"
Xu You would glare at her furiously, then look up with both ears so red they seemed ready to drip blood.
Gradually, their friendship turned into something else. Under the pretext of tutoring, they openly carried on a high-school romance right under their homeroom teacher's nose.
Before the college entrance exams, they agreed to get into universities in Beijing together. Zheng Kexia happily promised, then changed her application behind Xu You's back and shamelessly disappeared, tricking Xu You into going to Beijing alone while she went south.
Zheng Kexia knew Xu You still held a grudge against her.
Also known as: "The Ex-Girlfriend I Wronged Morally Tortures Me Every Day" and "The Days I Spend Living Under the Same Roof as My Ex-Girlfriend, Through Thick and Thin"
Stubborn, cheerful sweetheart X gentle, sharp-tongued older woman
Bonus scene 1:
While chatting, they got onto the topic of one partner suddenly disappearing in a relationship.
A friend analyzed the situation seriously: "There are only two likely reasons someone suddenly vanishes. First, like in TV dramas, they could be seriously ill, their family could have gone bankrupt, or they could suddenly discover that their parents and their partner's parents have some blood feud..."
Zheng Kexia was engrossed in the gossip. "What's the second reason?"
Her friend answered bluntly: "They're just a total jerk!"
Xu You looked at Zheng Kexia, her voice calm and gentle. "Were you seriously ill?"
Zheng Kexia fell silent.
Xu You: "Did something happen to your family?"
Zheng Kexia remained silent.
"Or did my mother have some deep feud with your parents?"
Zheng Kexia continued to say nothing.
Xu You: "Jerk!"
Bonus scene 2:
After settling the score over their past, Xu You thought Zheng Kexia was about to back out again. She went to the teachers' dormitory and cornered Zheng behind the door. "If you dare run away again, I'll break your legs!"
Zheng Kexia smiled and hugged her. "I won't run away. How about I stay by your side for the rest of my life?"
Xu You's eyes reddened, and she nodded firmly. "Okay!"
Sweethearts, please add my upcoming story, "The Little Nun Forced to Face a Trial of Love Every Day," to your collection!
Princess Huaian is ill. She has gone mad.
When the news spread, the world remained unmoved. Some even spat viciously and cursed, "Serves her right!"
Princess Huaian was the late emperor's most beloved daughter and the cherished jewel of the entire Great Rui dynasty. As he lay dying, his final words were, "Take good care of Huaian."
After the late emperor's death, Princess Huaian grew even more spoiled, relying on her imperial brother's affection. At a young age, she scandalized the imperial harem, and before she had even married, she kept countless male favorites. The court was outraged, yet powerless to stop her.
At last, her outrageous behavior brought retribution. She went mad.
The emperor summoned famous doctors and searched far and wide for remedies, but nothing could cure her. Then a sage living beyond the world suggested that a virtuous practitioner of asceticism might enlighten the princess and offer her a glimmer of hope.
And so Little Nun Xunkong entered the palace. Her master had promised that if she cured the princess, she would be taught the complete Baoji Sutra when she returned.
The palace was cold and secluded, its courtyards deep and still. Princess Huaian rested on a beauty couch, her head propped up by one hand.
Xunkong gave a respectful salute and spoke gently. "Your Highness, it is time to study the Buddhist scriptures today."
Princess Huaian glanced at her, then smiled with captivating charm. "Study the Buddhist scriptures? How about we practice dual cultivation together, Little Nun?"
Xunkong: A life of meditation by the Buddha's lamp, chanting sutras, is my deepest wish.
Huaian: Beautiful women behind red curtains, singing and revelry every night, is my ideal life.
A cool-headed, wooden, career-focused bottom VS a crazed beauty who only wants to seduce women (not) and be the pursued one
The more she suppresses her desires, the more I want to make her lose herself in passion
Theme: Love is the greatest force in the world
Friends, please follow the list before v, and update it every day after v. Don't worry if you have saved manuscripts??
Maybe I'm overthinking it, but I wonder if Xiao Jin realizes that when she thinks that one person in a relationship is superior to another, has she never given the relationship real respect? If others think that two people are unequal, it will actually affect the two people in love. Those who feel the gap will be more inferior, more cowardly, and less afraid, and those who feel alienated will be more confused. Even more unwilling and painful, how to go on? But also, because Xiao Jin is Xiao Xu's good friend and has a different starting point, she has no reason to take the initiative to get to know Xiao Zheng. I always feel that she actually doesn't think Xiao Xu's love is worth it from the bottom of her heart. I know she doesn't mean this, but sometimes I think she treats Xiao Zheng as a value object that needs to satisfy Xiao Xu, rather than an independent personality. But I know that she is not such a person, she is righteous, she has been through the sea, and she also hopes that others will be happy, but the happiness that people hope for also has distance and distance. So I'm also curious about what she was like during that time in the sea.
Alas, the main reason is that there are too many external influences. Teacher Yang is a hurdle for Xiao Zheng. It is not just kindness, but also does not want Xu You to bear heavy shackles. Xiao Zheng is a person who thinks a lot about each other. She is scrupulous and weak, and does not want others to be hurt, but she still gets hurt. I think it is not good for her, but I also feel sorry for her because she has worked hard. I can't be better than her in a different place, but this is not a reason to hurt Xiao Xu. Xiao Xia gave me support.
I thought the copywriting was just a joke, but it turns out that Zheng is really a scumbag... To put it bluntly, he just doesn't love him enough. He doesn't think he's worthy of the other person, so instead of trying to get closer, he just gives up. Guilt is written on his lips, he is ambiguous in his behavior when there is nothing wrong, and he immediately runs away when trouble occurs. It is recommended that he be imprisoned without a wife.
That's disgusting, so why don't you change your last name? Why does such a bitch need to take his last name?
Why haven't you updated it yet?
Zheng Kexia is so disgusting, why should I not abuse Xu You? No. 1
It's over. I feel like I can't express myself anymore.
He was interrupted again when he opened his mouth.
It's time to update (knock on the bowl)