I Think My Senior Likes Me

The next book, Married at First Sight to a Disabled Tycoon, is now posted. Please show it your support. [Blurb] The first time Ye Wan Jia saw her senior, it was at the freshman orientation ceremony. People told her the senior's name was Pei Su Ye. She wore a spotless white coat. Her slender figure stood tall and graceful, like a green bamboo stalk dusted with the first snow of early winter. Ye Wan Jia's heart stirred, and she composed a line of poetry: "I've never seen snow upon Su Ye's clothes. Where else in life could I find someone in white?" People said her senior was calm and unruffled. She wasn't exactly aloof, but she kept a certain distance from everyone, neither too close nor too distant. But she gave Ye Wan Jia a nickname, calling her "Little Leaf." She even made a point of getting her hair done before attending one of Ye Wan Jia's volunteer events. And when an older student pursuing Ye Wan Jia showed up, she quietly sent him away, then stopped her bicycle in front of Ye Wan Jia. "Hop on." Once, twice, countless times. Ye Wan Jia felt that her senior didn't seem to keep the rumored distance from her after all, so she let herself fall into that tenderness. PS: They studied the same major as undergraduates, worked in the same lab as graduate students, and after getting married, shared the same household registration booklet. Junior Ye and Senior Pei met in the most beautiful years of their lives, and made the rest of their lives just as beautiful. [Next Book] A cold, ruthless, disabled business tycoon X a resilient, patient "wife" with exceptional fighting skills The Huo and Lan families arranged a marriage, and Lan Su was ordered to marry Huo Yan in a time of crisis. Huo Yan came from a prominent family, but her legs were disabled, and she spent her days in a wheelchair. Even more frightening, three of her wives had died in the past three years. Lan Su took her younger sister's place and stepped into that dangerous den of tigers. The dazzling jewelry, the gorgeous dresses, the doting "wife": all of them were traps. Keeping her identity hidden was her greatest goal. But the first time she poured tea for Huo Yan, the woman saw right through her, and the secret she had kept hidden for years was laid bare. "Was this hand broken before?" She was afraid, schemed, and stayed on guard, until Huo Yan broke the hand of the eldest daughter of the Lan family with her own hands. A vicious glint flashed in her beautiful eyes. "This hand has a debt to repay." Huo Yan grew up in Southeast Asia. At eighteen, she was introduced to the family business for the first time, only to get caught in a gunfight. Then a skinny figure tackled her to the ground and struggled to drag her into a corner, away from the stray bullets. "I'll draw them away. Call for help in twenty minutes." The twelve-year-old girl was remarkably composed. Her right hand was broken, yet she gritted her teeth and loaded the gun, as if she were used to dealing with life-and-death situations like this. Huo Yan narrowed her eyes. It was as if she were looking at a little leopard baring its fangs. The memory stayed in Huo Yan's heart, day and night, like a rose quietly blooming in the dark. After returning to China, she married according to her family's arrangements. She was numb to marriage, seeing it as nothing more than another kind of business. That was until the day her new "wife" entered the room and poured her tea. Her gaze paused for a moment on Huo Yan's deformed wrist, and the memory came rushing back: "Was this hand broken before?" She'd found her little leopard. [Mini Scene] Drunk, Huo Yan was quiet. The gloom she usually carried had faded, and she curled up pitifully in a blanket. Lan Su touched the wound on her lip. She had meant to confront the culprit, but seeing that Huo Yan was out of her mind, she let it go and brought her a bowl of hangover soup instead. The next moment, Huo Yan wrapped her arms around Lan Su's waist and pressed her ear against Lan Su's belly. In a soft, sweet voice, she said: "Su Su, marriage isn't a transaction." Dated 07/31/2022 Theme: Study hard and journey together to the stars and the sea