Adolescent Same-Sex Attachment Syndrome

Coming soon on my author page: Dirty Candy [a jaded office worker who quit her job × a delinquent girl held back a year] and A Guide to Taming the Doomsday Hound [a cold, ruthless big shot × a fierce, affection-starved hound]. Blurbs are at the very bottom. If you're passing by, please add them to your reading list! Writing isn't easy. Please support the official version on Jinjiang. Also known as Kissing My Fake Best Friend The transfer student Park Cheongya, expelled after causing a huge scandal, became friends with the pretty girl Yao Yao, who was ostracized by all the girls in her class. The students in their year unanimously agreed that they were nothing but fake best friends. Yao Yao played innocent and helpless, and only knew how to suck up to boys. Park Cheongya skipped class, got into fights, talked back to teachers, and caused trouble everywhere. As unpopular, obnoxious outcasts, even if they couldn't stand each other, they could at least cling together for warmth. But only the two of them knew they really were good friends-- The kind who could kiss. Yao Yao: I feel really lonely right now. Can I kiss you? Park Cheongya: I'm not a boy. Yao Yao: I know. Park Cheongya: Can friends kiss? Yao Yao: It's just the kind of attachment girls have to each other. It's totally normal. Maybe we'll grow out of it once we're older. *Rebellious student who stands up for others × a charming, flirtatious beauty with a people-pleasing personality A school romance about troubled kids helping each other and correcting their misconceptions. One-on-one, happy ending, mutual salvation, heartwarming and sweet. Coming Soon Dirty Candy After quitting her job on a whim and returning to her hometown, Xu Ze finally managed to catch her breath in a dingy bar tucked away in a corner of the small city. The dim lights and stuffy air made her want to let go for once. So when the woman beside her at the bar, wearing terrible heavy makeup and crying, leaned over to kiss her, she didn't refuse. But as they stumbled together beneath a streetlight, the face in her arms looked startlingly young. Xu Ze's heart lurched. Half a second later, the other's collar slipped open as they jostled, revealing a blue-and-white school uniform underneath. Alarm bells rang. She shoved the girl away. "You're not underage, are you?!" The girl's tears had dried. She wiped her mouth and sneered. "Adults are so boring." - A week later, Xu Ze, who lived alone, received a request from her mother. A relative's child had lost her father, spent years being passed from one foster home to another, and had nowhere to go. She needed to stay at Xu Ze's place for a while. Obliged by family ties, Xu Ze had no choice but to agree. Her brother-in-law drove Xu Ze to meet the girl, warning her along the way that the kid was a brat raised without a father, useless at school, and light-fingered, too. But the brat was already seventeen or eighteen, wearing a blue-and-white school uniform, with messy, dyed-streaked bangs and headphones on, looking irritated. The more Xu Ze studied that young face, the more familiar it seemed, and the more her heart pounded. The girl looked up and gave her a cold smile. "Sis, do you remember me?" Theme: Live well.