Has Dr. Jiang Won Back Teacher Song Today?

[The companion story, Don't Pick Up Puppies by the Roadside, is now available. Welcome to read it!] [Brash, high-achieving doctor x cool, gentle, sickly teacher] Jiang Yi, the little devil, had always had everything go her way. She had a loving family and exceptional intelligence, the sort of life a novel's heroine could only dream of. That is, until she was five. Jiang Yi moved with her mother from the capital to Jiang City. There, she met her first rival in life. Song Qing, the sweet girl who lived across the hall, was gentle and gracious, as pretty and delicate as a porcelain doll from a fairy tale. One was quiet, the other lively. Their personalities couldn't have been more different. Yet they shared one goal: to come first at everything, from their studies to their hobbies. Everyone thought they were sworn enemies who couldn't stand each other. Until the autumn before their final college entrance exams, when Jiang Yi suddenly went abroad. Song Qing, wearing her thin summer school uniform, was stopped outside the security checkpoint. Tears welled in her eyes. "Jiang Yi, can we please not break up?" They met again ten years later. At Song Qing's engagement party, Jiang Yi sat with the family as Song Qing's mother's "god-daughter" and Song Qing's adoptive sister, though they weren't related by blood. Before the ceremony began, Song Qing returned to the dressing room to touch up her makeup. The woman who came in after her kissed her forcefully, ruining her freshly reapplied lipstick. Song Qing tried to get away, but Jiang Yi held her firmly in her arms, pinning her back against the cold mirror. "Don't hide." The kiss, scented with peach wine, deepened as Jiang Yi's arms tightened around her waist. Her voice was husky, and her words carried a hint of punishment. "You wouldn't want to walk out there with my hickeys on your neck when it's time to exchange vows, would you, big sister?" "Then give me a proper response, like you did in your room ten years ago." Note: The fiance has no legal relationship with her, let alone any emotional ties. He has little page time and no interactions or feelings. He's purely a plot device. This story includes, but isn't limited to: childhood sweethearts becoming enemies, enemies becoming lovers, picking up where they left off physically before falling in love, a golden girl going crazy for love, a chase where one runs and the other pursues, jealousy, and other melodramatic tropes. The overall tone is lighthearted, with a touch of bittersweet melodrama. It's a happy ending! [Recommended: My dear friend's story, Who Gets Divorced Like a Normal Person? (Transmigrated into a Book), by Xiao Lvlong] 1. The two leads aren't on the same household registry and aren't related by blood. They're adoptive sisters. 2. Both leads are sexually inexperienced. 3. Song Qing has never had any intimate contact with her fiance, nor has she developed feelings for him. 4. This isn't a strict case of making the wife chase her husband after the divorce. 5. The couple reunites after a breakup. 6. I'm sorry if this story isn't to your taste. Please don't be too harsh. I wish you a happy life and all the best. Theme: Treasure the person in front of you.