Senior Sister Liangyan

This is an early practice piece, so it's probably best not to read it. It might make you cringe.

Before the age of six, Lin Jiu'er lived like a wild beast. Fortunately, her master fished her out of a river and brought her back to Qingding Peak.

In front of outsiders, she was an aggressive little leopard with a crazy streak. In front of her senior sister Mu Liangyan, she was as docile as a fawn, spending ten years trying to melt that block of ice.

Senior Sister Mu Liangyan was a legendary figure, cold and aloof as if she'd come from another world. She never fell in love or got angry. Everyone else was just a passerby, and the world's people had nothing to do with her.

But aside from their master, no one knew her past. Lin Jiu'er? To her, she was merely a junior sister who acted like a little animal.

Supporting character, the master: A remarkable person who likes to fish people out of rivers wherever she goes.

Reading guide:

1. Lin Jiu'er is three syllables. Be sure not to pronounce it as an er-hua ending, or the mood will be completely ruined.

2. It's a happy ending, so read without worry.

3. There's a ten-year age gap. Proceed with caution if that bothers you.

This story began as a bedtime idea. I took some time to write it, mainly to practice writing romance. The plot is very condensed. I hope you enjoy it.

Guiding theme: Love and redemption