The aloof, high-and-mighty wolf x the sweet, innocent little rabbit
1. That year, a strong girl who was terrible at school met the so-called good boy everyone talked about. She punched him to the ground, pinned him beneath her, and kept asking, "Do you give up? That's what you get for putting on airs!"
The guilty girl was afraid he'd tell on her, but he didn't. She often stole his snacks, toys, and game cards, and he obediently gave them all to her with an indulgent smile. Her heart went pit-a-pat, and she secretly fell for him.
2. They met again at university. She was still a girl who was terrible at school, but unlike when she was little, she had become gentle and well-behaved. He, meanwhile, was the dazzling presence on campus, having skipped several grades and grown handsome, refined, and seemingly beyond anyone's reach. Faced with all the girls throwing themselves at him, he was as cold as a snowy lotus on a mountain peak. His friends quietly teased him, wondering who could pluck that flower.
3. He had been a favored child of heaven since birth, yet was destined for loneliness. His parents later divorced, making him close his heart even further. When he met again the little girl next door who used to bully him, at first he only saw her as the little girl next door he ought to look after. But the memories gradually returned, and as the pressure mounted, he slowly made her part of his plans. When she argued with her family, he resolutely took her side: "Do what you want to do!"
When she asked him, "How do you feel about me?"
He panicked and avoided her. The next time they met, she simply smiled at him, gentle and polite, as though they were strangers. At that moment, he felt hollow inside, as if something had quietly slipped away. He steeled himself, gritted his teeth, and drew the little rabbit into his wolf's den.
A wolf only has one mate in its life! He's chosen this little rabbit.
Completed novels: Historical romance "Building Infrastructure in a Matriarchal Society" and "I Rose to Fame Across Kyoto with Ancient Dyeing Techniques"
Theme: Love is a dash of seasoning.
