The Alpaca I Raised Turned Out to Be My Former Boss

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Sheng Xing's career hit rock bottom, so she unexpectedly bonded with the Sapling System and decided to go home and inherit the orchard.

She earned likes and points through short comics, completed tasks, and redeemed them for saplings and little animals. Before long, the orchard was thriving.

The alpaca she brought home had the air of a domineering CEO and was truly beautiful, winning her heart. But the little animals redeemed through the System were all a bit strange.

The Call Duck was adorable, but often made a mournful, bizarre noise.

Whenever she petted the rabbit, its whole body trembled and its eyes turned red.

The tabby cat was usually aloof, but whenever it saw a mouse, it jumped three feet in the air.

She even got an ugly frog that leaped out and fled in a panic.

To save the orchard from ruin, she was forced to start livestreaming herself petting fluffy animals.

After the stream began, the comments were full of “So cute!” Then one suddenly popped up: “Why does that cat look so much like my boss?”

More and more comments like that appeared: “That rabbit looks like a certain celebrity...”

“That duck looks like...”

She began to feel that something was off. After taking a closer look, she realized those animals might really be people...

Yun Wenzhou was forced to turn into an alpaca and taken home by an employee he'd fired. Here, he felt a warmth he hadn't experienced in a long time. Later, when he could turn back into a human, he didn't want to leave.

But as more rivals appeared and his sense of crisis grew, he decided to make his move and win her heart back.

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When they met again for the first time in eight years, he had a bright-smiling girl by his side. From far away, Wen Song heard the well-meaning congratulations around her: “A perfect match.”

It was the first snowfall of the year. The snowflakes fell, cold as tears.

She remembered that it had snowed heavily on the day they parted, too.

He had asked her, “Want to run away? I'll wait for you.”

She'd failed to answer. She was a coward.

Some loves are missed just once, and then there's no chance to speak up again. But the boy back then believed that fate had its own plans for love, and waited for her, year after year.

Now, at twenty-six, he looked at her across the years and only smiled. “Fate has played a cruel trick on us, Wen Song... I'm getting married.”

Wen Song wanted to say, “I went that day.”

But what came out instead was, “I wish you both a happy marriage.”

Wen Song spent many years dreaming of an escape. Now she'd woken from that dream, and it was time for her to leave.

Bad ending.

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