A Bird Off Course

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Novel blurb: "Beautiful, flirtatious heroine x aloof magazine male model." A second-chance romance with a baby on the run.

Back then, she was a proud heiress from a distinguished family, and he was a refined magazine model.

At first sight, Jiang Yun fell for her business partner, Lou Fengchuan.

Though her eyes were seductive and her smile alluring, she had long since perfected the act of a pure, innocent little rabbit, hiding her true expression.

Unexpectedly, Lou Fengchuan, who had been so at ease in the business world just moments before, was pinned down and gazed at her with dazed eyes, making Jiang Yun's heart tremble.

He... was too innocent.

She only had to brush his nose with hers for him to shiver all over; when she bit his neck, his eyes grew clear and bright.

Jiang Yun touched his increasingly flushed face, suddenly feeling anxious.

Could this man actually perform?

A month later, the two lines on a pregnancy test nearly blinded Jiang Yun.

Damn! He really could perform!

*

After one night of passion, Lou Fengchuan lost contact with Jiang Yun.

He knew she had toyed with his feelings again and again, yet he still couldn't control himself. He missed her, thought of her, and loved her.

For the first time, Lou Fengchuan felt completely at a loss. The desire he had suppressed for years was stirred by Jiang Yun time and again.

In love, whoever falls first suffers most. Lou Fengchuan's heart was a kite held in Jiang Yun's hand, always flying toward her in a clumsy, stumbling way.

*

Jiang Yun never mentioned the past. Only occasionally would she think a little about the man far away.

"What will you do when the child grows up and asks for a dad?"

When her best friend asked, Jiang Yun casually flipped through a few magazines. On one cover, Lou Fengchuan looked refined and solemn, with features as picturesque as a painting.

She answered offhandedly, "When the child asks, I'll let her choose for herself."

At three years old, Jiang Manyuan loved rummaging around the living room. One day, the little girl pulled out that magazine and excitedly pointed at the cover as she said to Jiang Yun, "Mom, can he be my dad?"

*

Now that he had finally won her acceptance, Lou Fengchuan no longer had to struggle to hide all the emotions he couldn't put into words.

Ready to become a stepfather to Jiang Yun's child, he finally asked her to marry him.

"Will you marry me? I'll be a good stepfather..."

"Sure." Jiang Yun answered readily and naturally kissed his brow.

After their lips and tongues parted, she smiled and added, "But Manyuan is your biological child."

/A melodramatic story about a pure little rabbit devouring a big bad wolf and making a daring escape while pregnant.

Also known as: The Pure-Hearted Male Model Gets Spicy (not really)

/The male lead is a virgin; the female lead is not.

/The heroine is flirtatious and initially takes love lightly; the hero has been infatuated with her for years. Every time they meet again, they fall in love all over again.

/Some explicit content, for readers to judge for themselves.

/Characters are bking; plenty of face-slapping.

/The daughter takes her mother's surname and won't change it.

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"He Writes Spring Poems in Plain Sight", please follow!

"My life has been full of setbacks, leaving me no time for romance. But you can rely on me. I'll be... your eyes."

"A dejected heroine who just wants to lie flat x an optimistic, sunny hero blinded in a car accident."

"I know he can never see again, but I still can't help being drawn to his eyes. They're the kind of eyes that make my heart flutter at first sight."

Their reunion was utterly absurd.

Pedestrians hurried by, and cars raced past. By the roadside, Wen Ye fell in love at first sight with a blind man.

He stood silently by the road, holding a broken white cane that someone had knocked out of his hands. Most of his face was hidden behind sunglasses, his expression unreadable. He looked thin and solitary. Yet his hand was wrapped tightly around the cane, the joints of his fingers distinct and faint blue veins showing, making his bewilderment a little more apparent.

Wen Ye went over and asked, "Do you need help?"

"Thank you." His voice was low and unhurried, giving away no emotion. "I've already called a friend."

The sun was bright that day, its light blazing off the silver cane. As Wen Ye looked at it, her heart suddenly skipped a beat.

She never thought they would meet again so soon, nor did she imagine that this man was the childhood sweetheart she had lost touch with over the years.

The car accident took Nalan Yu's sight, as if it had drained all the warmth from his life as well. There was no trace left of the bright, cheerful person he had once been. He had grown ever gentler and quieter.

Though he couldn't see, his eyes seemed to hold a boundless, unspent longing. His gaze toward Wen Ye was unusually fervent. After a long pause, he said softly, "Long time no see, my Manman."

Wen Ye had never suffered for love. Her life alongside Nalan Yu, and their eventual romance, had all unfolded naturally. As teenagers, neither of them had been burdened by any deep-seated wounds.

That beautiful first love became a thorn in her side after they parted. When she saw him again, it suddenly came back to life, surging wildly through her veins.

Wen Ye fought back tears, took Nalan Yu's hand, and pressed it against her face.

"It's me. Long time no see."

The sudden car accident, the impact, the blindness. Thrown into darkness, Nalan Yu lost all sense of direction in an instant.

Until his Manman resolutely stepped into his lightless world and did everything she could to guide him back out.

Blood slowly trickled down, and everything before his eyes blurred. Before losing consciousness, Nalan Yu saw the screen of the phone beside him light up.

The last thing he saw in this life was Wen Ye's smiling face.

Later, she helped him go watch the sunset. That day, the clouds blazed with color, and the buildings stood in uneven silhouettes between the setting sun and the clouds. Wen Ye was entranced and instinctively tugged at Nalan Yu, urging him to look.

When she turned around, she saw unmistakable sadness on his face for the first time.

"I'm sorry..."

"I saw it. It's beautiful." Nalan Yu came back to himself and smiled. "From now on, you'll be my eyes."

Later, during another conversation, he asked Wen Ye, "Do you know what I was thinking when I lost consciousness in the accident?"

"What?"

"I was so lucky to have seen you before I went blind."

Though his eyes could never see the light again, Nalan Yu could always picture her perfectly in his mind.

In his dark life, she was the only light he could see.

Theme: Be self-reliant and strong