The Silly Mermaid and Her Aloof Young Lady

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Original title: My Mermaid Wife Keeps Jumping into the Sea, a sweet little story

Upcoming story: The Ultimate Contrast, She's the Most Satisfying. Click into the author's collection to read the blurb!

Song Yun is a little-known actress on the fringes of the entertainment industry. After accidentally falling into the sea, a mermaid rescues her and brings her ashore.

But the price of being saved is having her first kiss stolen.

She thinks it'll be hard to see the mermaid again, but unexpectedly, the mermaid grows legs and comes to the island too.

And when they meet again, the mermaid takes off all her clothes right in front of her.

She even invites Song Yun to get under the covers and sleep together.

Tang Xingxing is a mermaid from the ocean depths, with countless treasures beneath the sea.

After unexpectedly growing legs, she comes ashore.

She never expected to see the pretty older sister she'd rescued again.

Pretty older sister won't let me take off my clothes. She says she'll have to take responsibility if she sees me, but she doesn't seem to want to take responsibility for me.

She even refuses to sleep together.

But later, Song Yun crawls into Tang Xingxing's bed again and again.

Tang Xingxing pretends to refuse, but under the covers she's already changed into her nearly transparent mermaid-silk clothes.

Song Yun watches Tang Xingxing's increasingly alluring figure move freely beneath the mermaid silk.

At last, again and again, she pins the little mermaid to the bed.

What Song Yun doesn't know is that from the moment Tang Xingxing saw her, Tang Xingxing wanted to stay by her side forever.

And it takes Tang Xingxing a long time to learn that Song Yun has been thinking of her for years.

A wealthy heiress who can't express herself properly x a mermaid with a beautiful face and a slow-to-catch-on nature

After coming ashore, the mermaid gradually changes, growing both physically and emotionally.

Blurb for The Ultimate Contrast, She's the Most Satisfying:

[Strong Contrasts and an Equal Match]

Fu Jiangning is a businesswoman who has long ranked among the wealthy. She's known as an icy CEO and an ascetic nun.

But one night, drunk and in the wrong room, she sleeps with Jiang Siran, a pitiful-looking little white rabbit.

After sobering up, Fu Jiangning plans to settle things with money. She doesn't expect Jiang Siran to tug at her sleeve and look up at her with tearful eyes as she says, "Please be gentle with me, big sister."

Jiang Siran has a pure, pitiful face, and her impoverished background makes anyone who sees her feel sorry for her.

She's been in love with Fu Jiangning for years. The moment she saw Fu Jiangning after starting high school, she fell for her.

But the enormous gap between them meant she never spoke of it.

After this accident, she'd already prepared to end her life. Then, as she turned her head, she recognized the other woman's face.

She did the bravest thing she'd ever done and said the words she'd found so hard to utter.

After that night, Jiang Siran's pitiful, unsteady figure kept appearing in Fu Jiangning's mind.

Maybe she really did want to be gentle with her...

Until she saw Jiang Siran come to interview at the company.

On many nights afterward, Fu Jiangning couldn't understand why this woman, who seemed like a little white rabbit, turned into a heart-stealing wildcat after dark.

"Maybe you should try calling me Master?" Fu Jiangning looked down at the woman before her. Her eyes were slightly red, and her white silk slip dress showed off her graceful figure. The black stockings on her legs were irresistibly alluring.

Fu Jiangning pulled the chain with one hand and lifted her chin with the other, then covered her soft lips with a passionate, lingering kiss.

"Big sister, why do you look so thirsty?" Jiang Siran tilted her head to look at her. Her lipstick was smeared, and her chest rose and fell sharply. "I am. You're the only one who can quench my thirst."

Theme: Going from not knowing how to knowing how only takes a little practice