The Little Lamb Goes Undercover

[Highly recommended mystery: The Study of Perfect Prey] Female police captain x devilishly charming male staff officer

When her internship placement came through, Ye Mianmian had mixed feelings: it was her dream job, but the commute would take two hours.

Lin Suye came to the rescue: "It's a ten-minute walk from my place to your company. I was just looking for a roommate."

"Me, me, me!" The little lamb volunteered at once, her round face full of gratitude. "You're really like my own little brother!"

"Oh, your own little brother." The bomb disposal captain, codenamed "Gray Wolf," darkened his gaze.

One day, he would turn "little brother" into a verb.

Happy first day at work! Ye Mianmian rubbed her hands together, ready to make her dreams come true.

Lin Suye delivered a bolt from the blue: "Your teacher is the head of a criminal organization, and your company is being used to launder money."

Ye Mianmian: "Little lamb shocked.jpg"

Lin Suye cleared his throat. "If you want to quit, I..." I'll defuse bombs and support you.

Before he could finish, Ye Mianmian had already made up her mind. "I'm going undercover."

Lin Suye: "Gray Wolf shocked.jpg"

Wearing a wire and striding with determination, Ye Mianmian infiltrated the criminal syndicate.

There, she met a masterful business magnate, a sunny technician with fluffy silver hair, a cross-dressing boy who wielded a carving knife...

Handsome, wealthy, capable, and well-built, they kept Ye Mianmian on her toes.

A shadow fell across her vision. Ye Mianmian raised her round face and met her childhood friend's gaze.

Lin Suye asked coldly, "How about being my little brother?"

Ye Mianmian blinked. "Sounds good."

The next day...

Ye Mianmian understood: "little brother" was a verb.

A wild wolf falls for a little lamb, and little brother becomes little brother.

Also known as Love Shouldn't Be This Hasty. Cases and workplace drama, with a satisfying power-fantasy plot, one-on-one romance, both leads' first relationship, childhood friends, and a happy ending.

Please be sure to read the [Reader's Guide]:

1. This is part of the complete Dragon City Police Affairs series. The setting is fictional, the cases are made up, and the crime-solving methods are pseudo-scientific. The characters' views do not represent the author's, and their actions are not endorsed by the author.

2. Contains graphic scenes. Not recommended for readers under 18.

3. Special note: Some characters and cases in this series may include niche relationship elements. BL, GL, necrophilia, and objectophilia may all appear, so please check your triggers accordingly!

Theme: Help one another and grow together.