Teacher Meng Is Always Flirting Openly and Fishing in Secret

My next book, Pretending to Be Lovey-Dovey Again Today, is described at the very end.

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Blurb:

Reserved, sweet campus doctor x radiant, flirtatious sign language teacher

Pei Changying had barely started working at a top-tier hospital when a skiing accident shattered her life. The aftereffects fractured her memories and reduced her social skills to zero. A doctor can’t treat herself, so she quit and returned to Lakeheart Town, where she became the school doctor at a school for students with disabilities.

At their first meeting, sign language teacher Meng Qingyao was especially warm. As she hugged Pei Changying, she slipped a lisianthus into her coat pocket and smiled, her eyes and brows gentle.

“Dr. Pei, I buy flowers all the time, but this is the first time I’ve ever given one away.”

The melancholy of her scrambled memories hangs over Pei Changying.

She finds Teacher Meng strange. Her words and actions are always openly or subtly flirtatious. She teaches Pei sign language, but refuses to tell her what the signs mean. Her gaze seems to brim with affection, but then she suddenly goes calm. She looks after Pei all night, yet says she just couldn’t sleep...

Meng Qingyao’s advances are gentle and slow.

Pei Changying sinks deeper and deeper into them, without realizing it.

Reserved and innocent, she is soft and easygoing, unable to refuse requests that carry a hint of flirtation. She has no idea she is falling deeper and deeper into Meng Qingyao’s whirlpool.

“Dr. Pei, can I hug you?”

“Sure.”

“Dr. Pei, my ankle really hurts. I can only stand if you hold my hand.”

“Sure.”

“Dr. Pei, it’s dangerous to walk at night. Stay at my place tonight.”

“Sure.”

“I’ve wanted to kiss you countless times, but I’ve only dared to kiss your forehead when you were fast asleep.”

“Sure... Wait, what?”

The most lethal flirting is the kind that comes and goes like a faint breeze.

Pei Changying thinks Meng Qingyao only cares for her as a friend.

Everything changes after Meng Qingyao kisses her.

The emotionally slow woman gradually catches on. Her feelings are like buckwheat swollen by rain, sprouting rapidly in her heart. Her relationship with Meng Qingyao grows less and less innocent, until even the air crackles with flirtation.

One night, much later, their breaths mingling.

“A Ying, Dr. Pei, who am I to you?”

“...Teacher Meng from the same school, a friend from outside my memories.”

Meng Qingyao tips her neck back and gently strokes Pei’s brow, patiently guiding her in a soft voice. “When you’re embarrassed, you never want to tell me the truth.”

“A whirlpool, a damp kiss. You are the pulse and heartbeat that make me sink at my fingertips.”

Reader’s Guide

1. Happy ending, one-on-one, both are each other’s first.

2. Pei Changying is 30, Meng Qingyao is 32. They are two years apart.

3. Meng Qingyao has a one-sided crush at first, and her scheming side gradually comes out.

4. They were never really friends before, and there is no memory-recovery plot.

5. A short novel of around 200,000 words, with daily updates after it goes VIP.

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Pretending to Be Lovey-Dovey Again Today: Blurb

#Enemies-to-LoversMarriageFirst#TheyAgreedToActButSheCaughtFeelings

Energetic, oblivious, sharp-tongued top x Cool, desireless, fake-proper, arrogant bottom

Duan Mingyi and Jiang Qiumiao keep running into each other, and neither will yield to the other.

Because their families have been friends for generations, they’ve spent years trying to outdo each other at pretending to be close. They act like the best of friends in public. Who could have guessed they’d overdo it, be misunderstood by their elders, and end up getting engaged in a drunken haze at a banquet?

Duan Mingyi: “Didn’t you say marrying me would bring bad luck?”

Jiang Qiumiao, her face cold: “You also said I’d become a nun before I ever married you.”

All they have to do is come clean and they can escape. But neither wants to show weakness and be looked down on by the other. Their stubbornness leads to this absurd marriage becoming set in stone.

After the wedding, they’re under constant surveillance. Duan Mingyi was just showing off, and now it’s too late to regret it. With no choice, she keeps up the act, pretending to be lovey-dovey with Jiang Qiumiao. They agree to announce their relationship has fallen apart and divorce once the commotion dies down.

When alone, neither of them speaks to the other.

In front of other people, they are considerate and take care of each other at every turn.

Everyone who sees them says, “Now that’s a loving couple.”

As the divorce date draws near, Duan Mingyi starts to feel melancholy.

Because her fake wife, Jiang Qiumiao, starts acting very strange.

For instance, after they’ve slept in separate rooms for ages, she suddenly brings a pillow and wants to sleep with her. Or she puts on a romantic burgundy off-the-shoulder dress and comes to talk late at night. Or she looks at Duan Mingyi with a scorching gaze, like a wolf eyeing its prey.

Duan Mingyi, emotionally oblivious, thinks nothing of it.

“There are only the two of us here. Stop pretending to be lovey-dovey.”

Later, Jiang Qiumiao gets drunk.

Duan Mingyi helps her upstairs, expecting her to be cold as usual and tell her to leave. But the woman who’s always so proper is now gazing at her with a tide of desire and a hesitant invitation.

“I want to kiss you...”

Duan Mingyi finally gets it.

I was seriously pretending to be lovey-dovey, but you want to sleep with me?!

Reader’s Guide

1. Same-sex marriage is legal.

2. Happy ending, both are each other’s first, one-on-one.

3. A certain kind of “I really did come to love it” story.

3. Duan Mingyi is 30, Jiang Qiumiao is 31.

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Theme: Confidence is the master of fate. Embrace the future with optimism.