Peppermint Candy

Han Ya met Wen Di on a night when the moonlight felt distant.

She was crouched at the end of a damp, dim alley, venting her emotions. Tears had smudged her eye makeup, and her jet-black hair fell down her back, making her skin look even paler.

The layers of clouds drifted apart, and cool moonlight spilled down. Footsteps rustled closer.

The first thing she saw was a pair of long legs. Wen Di wore a smile, carefree yet approachable.

He came over and crouched beside her. A tiny mint sat in his broad palm. "Big Sis, eating this will put you in a better mood."

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Han Ya thought she had attracted a docile little puppy with a soft coat.

She never expected him to be a wild wolf with fangs and sharp claws.

And one that bites, at that.

The class bell rang, and students streamed out of the lecture hall. Wen Di stood up straight, his earlier languid air gone. He stared at the only exit, his gaze eager and sparkling.

A slender figure appeared in view, but the light in Wen Di's eyes suddenly went out.

...There was another man beside Big Sis.

They seemed to be having a great conversation.

He greeted the man with a beaming smile, then hurriedly led Han Ya away by the hand.

Wen Di turned into a corner of the stairwell and trapped Han Ya in the cramped space, heedless of the risk that someone might walk in at any moment.

His eyes were clouded with possessiveness, turning icy. His handsome face twisted slightly, giving him a fierce look.

The tendons stood out along Wen Di's slender neck.

Holding his emotions in check, he wrapped both arms around his sister's slim waist and buried his face in the crook of her neck. He rubbed against her, baring his canine teeth at her pale skin.

His gaze fell on her long, snow-white neck. He gave a faint, wicked smile and bit down.

"Big Sis, you taste like a mint."

[Highlights]

1. A campus novel with a little skateboarding. The author is still a beginner at skating. [Bad at it, but addicted to it.] For the things mentioned, I generally rely on my own understanding and Baidu, so I might not always be right. Please let me know in the comments if I get anything wrong! I'll fix it when I see it. Kisses to you all! Kiss kiss~

2. A bittersweet, realistic little sweet treat with a fairly fast pace (I think it's fast, since it's relatively short, around a hundred-thousand-plus words~).

3. I'm open to writing advice, but not personal attacks!! If you don't like it, feel free to leave. Don't force yourself. Let's all be happy.

Theme: Accept yourself, build confidence, and then love someone.