Practice Dating [Childhood Friends]

Desire First, Love Later | Pretend Dating Turns Real | A sweet-faced, scheming childhood friend × a fierce, straightforward childhood friend

Blurb:

After the college entrance exams, Jiang Qintian confessed to her older crush, only to be dismissed as a little girl with zero dating experience.

She vowed to transform herself into a sophisticated woman and make him regret rejecting her!

So she “begged” her childhood friend Xia Yan to practice being a couple with her, under these conditions:

√ Practice ends when the vacation does

√ Keep it secret, and don’t let anyone find out

Day 00 of practice: Xia Yan crossed his arms and refused, his tone dripping with sarcasm. “Dating is such a pain. Even if I were going to date someone, it definitely wouldn’t be you.”

Day 11 of practice: Xia Yan wrapped an arm around her waist and wouldn’t let her leave. “The internet says kissing feels better if you use your tongue. Want to try again?”

Day 14 of practice: Xia Yan rested his forehead against hers, his voice hoarse. “We can’t keep kissing… If we do, I’m afraid I won’t be able to hold back.”

Day 23 of practice:

Xia Yan casually asked, “Have you ever thought about seriously dating me?”

“Are you confessing to me?”

“I just don’t want some other girl flaunting herself in front of me. I don’t even have the right to claim you!”

What a tsundere! He must be completely smitten with me.

But how could I say yes so easily? A mature woman knows how to play hard to get.

“I don’t want to date you unless you take me to the beach!”

"I’ll wait for a clear day to come naturally. I want to take you to the beach."

“Want to Go to the Beach,” Summer Invasion Project

Reading Guide:

1. Let’s kick off our worries, toss out our brains, and enjoy summer and the sea ≧3≦

2. They absolutely must both be virgins!

3. The leads are both adults. No underage dating, just a legal couple~

4. Also known as Want to Take You to See the Sea

5. Weibo: @Fathead Little Tiger Shark

Theme: Love is inexplicable trust and the urge to protect