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After several unusually intimate encounters,
Fu Xingkong finally realized that she had fallen for Qi Ye, the boy she had grown up with.
A little clumsy when it came to romance, she bought a book called The Dating Handbook.
It said: "Put yourself in a situation where you need help. It can bring you closer together... Try to make the request a little special..."
One day, she and Qi Ye went to an open lecture together.
A breeze blew in through the window, and a sudden idea struck her.
"...There's a hair in my eye. Blow it out for me..."
Qi Ye was playing on his phone and couldn't be bothered to answer her. "..."
A male student at the next table was on good terms with them both.
He said gently, "Let me blow it out for you."
Qi Ye propped his chin up lazily, but his heart panicked in an instant.
His nonchalant gaze fell on the other guy's paw, about to touch Fu Xingkong's face.
He couldn't help calling out, "Fu Xingkong."
At the sound of her name, Fu Xingkong turned around, her doe eyes widening slightly as she raised her brows.
She looked at him in confusion. "Hmm?"
Qi Ye looked at her, gazing into her clear, innocent eyes. He paused for a few seconds before speaking.
His usually stiff tone held a rare hint of tenderness.
"Come here. I'll blow it out for you."
* A big, wolfish dog who keeps getting quietly jealous because he's too proud to admit his feelings VS a sweet, cool, adorable girl with a slow-moving romantic brain
* Childhood sweethearts / college days / mutual pining with a time lag
* Extra sweet, no angst / silly everyday campus antics / happy ending, single-couple romance, both leads' first love
Premise: Study hard
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I'm so speechless. I really enjoyed this chapter.
It's really good. Their story is simply what I yearn for the most. So well written
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that I want to see them get married!!!!!!
I am very lucky to have come across this book through a limited exemption. I feel that the relationship and life of the male and female protagonists are very close to real life. There is a feeling that they may live in the same world as us, which makes me feel like they are real people, not paper figures. Highly recommended!!!
It's really sad that Dad actually forgot about Brother Qi and Sister Xing (crying) (crying)
The heroine doesn't even explain to the hero, she doesn't pay much attention to feelings.
It doesn't have to be like this. It makes me feel uncomfortable.
Hahahahahahahahahahaha I'm rolling on the bed here hahahahahaha
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers!