You Really Like Me That Much?

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Blurb:

Ye Qiao had been harassed by her ex-boyfriend for three years. Even with a beautiful woman in his arms, he shamelessly insisted it was all a misunderstanding and begged her to get back together.

In a fit of anger, Ye Qiao set her sights on a young man she'd only met once: "Could you pretend to be my boyfriend?"

The young man's features were refined and distant, his eyes obscured beneath his tousled hair. He stared at her for a long moment before suddenly smiling. "Of course."

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Everyone at the company knew Ye Qiao had found herself a boyfriend, a male college student with nothing to his name. And Ye Qiao? She was a goddess from the heavens! How could an ordinary person possibly be worthy of her?

No one thought the relationship would last. They were bound to break up sooner or later.

Until the day they went to a gathering at her home. A man came out of the master bedroom, tall and straight-backed, still bleary-eyed with sleep and clearly unsure what was going on.

The air turned instantly charged with ambiguity.

The man looked toward Ye Qiao and spoke in a clear, lazy voice: "Big Sis?"

--Well, damn.

--That college student's body is incredible!

--He and President Ye are perfect together!

--How can this end without a wedding!

About the fake boyfriend she picked up at a bar, who had been plotting to make his move all along.

#An unconventional older-woman-younger-man romance, with a six-year age gap

#Extremely sweet, HE

#Daily updates at 9 a.m. If I need to skip an update, I'll post a notice in the blurb or comments

[Preorder: Westward. Please add it to your list!]

Half road trip, half urban romance

A discouraged little goddess VS a "wild" guide

At twenty-five, Xu You was diagnosed with cancer.

She steeled herself, quit her job, and headed west with dozens of tightly packed lists of things she hadn't yet done in life.

She met Chen Hui when she was lost in the dark. The man had a crew cut, broad shoulders and a narrow waist, healthy skin, and a gaze that was both resolute and piercing.

From then on, she added one more item to her list.

It took Xu You a month to let the northwest's wind and sand, its clouds and moon, witness his tenderness, one by one.

When his feelings ran deep, he would call her name in a breathless voice and kiss her, just like a lover in an intimate embrace.

It was a brief affair, and when Xu You left, she didn't even look back.

The cancer diagnosis turned out to be a mistake. Xu You found another job in travel planning and returned to the life of an office worker.

On her first day, she ran into a man in the hallway, dressed in a bespoke suit, aristocratic and aloof, sternly reprimanding a subordinate. The subordinate kept his head bowed, too frightened to speak.

The man sensed her and turned around.

Their eyes met.

Well, would you look at that. Wasn't this the guide she'd used up and then coldly abandoned?

The subordinate called him President Chen.

Xu You felt that life had suddenly become interesting.

After all, once you've tasted swan, you don't want anything else.

[Married: A cute, well-behaved college girl VS a steady, gentle tycoon. A sweet marriage-first, love-later story]

Blurb:

Lin Miao was going to marry a stranger.

Her grandmother, lying in a hospital bed, had arranged it, saying they'd been promised to each other as children.

Lin Miao thought, Do people still have arranged childhood engagements these days?

They said he was seven years older than her, the head of the Jin Group, ruthless in his methods and impossible to read. Everyone who worked for him was afraid of him.

Lin Miao secretly looked up an interview with him. The man was refined and dignified, his gaze haughty. The female host didn't dare say much at all.

Tsk. He really does seem hard to get along with.

On the day they registered their marriage, Lin Miao was nervous, so she brought her cousin along for company. The man actually mistook her cousin for her, and Lin Miao was furious.

To make matters worse, he explained, "Grandma Lin never told me I was marrying a student."

Lin Miao: What's wrong with being a student! I don't even want to marry you! Hmph!

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Jin Yunshen never thought he'd get married, much less that his wife and live-in partner would be a third-year college student.

Fortunately, the girl was quiet and obedient, and seemed a little afraid of him. Good. That would save him the trouble of spending any more energy on her.

At a gathering one day, a friend pointed at the lively group of students in the booth next door. "Yunshen, isn't that your little wife you've been hiding away?"

Jin Yunshen looked over.

The girl was surrounded by a group of young men, her eyes unfocused and her cheeks flushed. She had clearly had quite a bit to drink.

He had no choice but to go over and put a stop to it.

When she saw him, Lin Miao pouted. "Jin Yunshen, what are you doing here? Mm, I only had a tiny bit to drink. Don't scold me."

Her companions were surprised and asked who he was.

Lin Miao took half a step back.

Jin Yunshen furrowed his brows and pulled the swaying girl into his arms. His voice was low and gentle. "I'm her husband."

#About the campus belle revealing she's secretly married

A cute girl meets a gentle man (?) and moonlight spills all around them

Marriage first, love later. No secret crushes, just a sweet treat.

Title and blurb are tentative.

Theme: Love has nothing to do with age