Sunny Skies with You

My upcoming serial, "The Bright Moon at Dusk", is complete. Please add it to your reading list~ Blurb↓ On a trip north, Qiu Ran saw the person she'd had a crush on for two years again. By chance, she walked him home, and, while he was a little out of it, stole a kiss. She hadn't expected Yu Chen to kiss her back. The next day, wearing a new dress he'd bought to replace the one he'd torn, she left in silence. Did she regret it? Qiu Ran secretly laughed. Of course not! She'd come out way ahead. He was the person she'd had a crush on! Even knowing their paths would never cross again, she'd been intimate with him once, with no regrets! Yu Chen, the entertainment industry's golden boy, was a favored child of heaven: cool, aloof, and distinguished. He never expected one careless slip to leave him falling for a young woman. He'd thought Qiu Ran had approached him because someone put her up to it, and that she had ulterior motives. And when she left without contacting him, he thought she was playing hard to get. In the treacherous world of business, what kind of dirty tricks hadn't he seen? Later, he was invited to an interview. The host asked, “What worries you most?” Yu Chen: “My wife isn't careful enough about safety. She'll take home a man who isn't feeling well.” Host: “If you could rewrite one moment in your life, what change would you find hardest to accept?” Yu Chen: “That day, she was too careful about safety and didn't take me home.” Host: “?” So you're the man she took home! The live chat erupted: “Mr. Yu, here's 50! Tell us the whole story!” A little everyday scene: Qiu Ran's strokes grew more and more practiced as she drew handsome men, and a flood of fans left comments beneath her work, panting and shrieking: “Artist! I'll sign a petition in blood if you'll draw them with fewer clothes!” Qiu Ran refused righteously. “No! No smut allowed!” Such a beautiful work of art should be kept hidden away, for her eyes only! [A sweet beauty who's sensual without realizing it x A cool, aloof big shot from the capital who is actually easy to push around] [Heroine: 18; hero: 27; nine-year age gap] Next up: "The Bright Moon at Dusk" Chasing your wife to the crematorium | HE Mo Wanying had a boyfriend everyone envied. Zhou Yubai, heir to the Zhou Group, was distinguished and aloof, with peerless good looks. Yet he indulged her pride and spoiled her every whim. When they clung to each other in the middle of the night, he kissed her eyes tenderly and called her Wanwan. News from the entertainment industry announced that Su Wanwan, a top-tier star, was returning to the domestic scene after working overseas. Mo Wanying bore some resemblance to her, especially around the eyes. As a beauty blogger, Mo Wanying had gone viral for recreating Su Wanwan's iconic roles, earning the online nickname “Little Wanwan.” She was therefore invited to play Su Wanwan's twin sister in a drama. One day, her boyfriend made a grand visit to the set, drawing everyone's attention. From a distance, Mo Wanying saw him talking to Su Wanwan. She hugged him from behind and teased, “Do we look alike? You didn't mistake her for me, did you?” Zhou Yubai patted her head, his expression inscrutable. One rainy night later, she saw her boyfriend shielding Su Wanwan. The usually refined and elegant man grabbed someone by the collar and snarled, “Back then, I couldn't even bear to touch one of her fingers. Who do you think you are?” It turned out that as a boy, he'd once chased after that moon. And the moon still lingered in his heart. * Mo Wanying calmly met her boyfriend's shattered gaze. “Thank you for losing control over me just now, but we're over.” Coming soon: "Don't Pick Up Stray Men by the Road" Second chance romance | Mature leads | HE Su Nianning, the beauty of the Shanghai Theatre Academy, was as graceful as a fairy, her dancing enough to captivate a city. Born into a wealthy family, she had two older brothers shouldering the family responsibilities. All she had to do in life was eat, drink, and have fun. Dating handsome men was her idea of fun. On her way home on a rainy night, she came across a badly injured man sitting against a wall, one long leg stretched out and blocking half the road. At the sound of her, he looked up. His peach-blossom eyes shimmered in the rain, fixed firmly on her. He looked destitute, with a hint of menace beneath the surface. The aloof fairy from the stage secretly clasped her hands behind her back, desperately suppressing her trembling fingertips, which quivered with excitement. She took him home. One midnight, slick with sweat, he held her from behind and asked, “Mind if I have a cigarette?” Su Nianning: “If I say I do, will you not smoke?” He chuckled, his voice melting her bones. “Of course. You're the most important person today.” Ha. Today. They were both the kind of people who lost themselves in the moment without worrying about tomorrow. That suited her just fine. * Later, Su Nianning's mother took her to meet a potential arranged-marriage match. Rumor had it he was ruthless and decisive, and even the elders of his family gave him a wide berth. At the meeting, Su Nianning suddenly seemed a little ill at ease. Her mother smiled and explained to the man, “Nianning is reserved and easily embarrassed. She'll come around after you spend some time together.” The man, impeccably composed, looked at the girl who had spent countless nights tangled up with him two years ago, only to coldly throw him away, and slowly smiled. “Don't worry, Auntie. Nianning and I have always gotten along very well.” [We don't just love each other today. We have countless tomorrows, too.] Theme: May no passionate love ever go unreciprocated.