Married First, Fell in Love Later with a 1.85-Meter-Tall Athlete

Couple: 1.55-meter-tall kindergarten teacher X 1.85-meter-tall basketball player

Sang Xiao, a 1.55-meter-tall kindergarten teacher, got married. It was an arranged business marriage, and her spouse was Kuang Qingshang, the 1.85-meter-tall basketball player with a fearsome reputation and a scandal-ridden past.

They say the sports world is a mess. They say Kuang Qingshang has several secret lovers. They say she has strange tastes and kills her partners. They say she often takes part in group sex.

They even say Kuang Qingshang married her

just because she was short enough?

Sang Xiao was baffled: ???

Her life was at stake, so she decided to avoid Kuang Qingshang from then on.

If Kuang Qingshang was there, she'd run.

But sooner or later, things don't go according to plan.

Sang Xiao was caught. Kuang Qingshang grabbed her like a little bunny and trapped her in her arms.

Kuang Qingshang's unique scent filled Sang Xiao's nostrils. She trembled, convinced that Kuang Qingshang could knock out two of her with one punch.

She was scared out of her mind.

She didn't know how Kuang Qingshang would torment her.

She didn't know if she'd still be alive to see the kindergarten kids tomorrow.

But she never could have imagined

that what awaited her would be a gentle kiss,

soft as a cloud, lightly falling on her cheek.

Only then did Sang Xiao realize she'd been prejudiced against Kuang Qingshang.

Only then did she realize Kuang Qingshang could be so gentle.

Only then did she realize this big woman could get shy.

Though sometimes she could be a little clumsy too (blush).

Bonus Scene:

Kuang Qingshang: "Does playing basketball every day count as group exercise?"

Sang Xiao: "Uh...why wouldn't it?" (doge)

Petite, sweet kindergarten teacher X tall, scheming athlete

A little bunny and a big tiger, in a world where same-sex marriage is legal.

Cute factor: Being held in the arms of someone so much bigger... It's too adorable!

Theme: Don't believe everything you hear. Listen to all sides to see clearly, because listening to only one side clouds your judgment.