/"I'll spend a hundred years with you, writing love poems."
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The border between Dawa and Muller stretches for thousands of miles.
Ao Xu picked up a great beauty at a little tavern by a border marker and brought him along in his car.
The area was near the national border, a messy place full of all kinds of people, and he hadn't planned on getting involved.
But the beauty's skin was dazzlingly fair. He wore a smoky blue-green shawl embroidered with flowers and birds in a Zen style. His brows were faintly furrowed, his figure slender and delicate, like a willow branch drifting in from the waterways of Jiangnan.
He looked up, flicking the tobacco from the tip of his tongue.
Damn, he was irresistible.
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Sheng Jingyi came to the border to look for someone.
After many twists and turns, he ended up staying at Boss Ao's guesthouse.
Ao Xu took care of him until he wanted for nothing. Sheng Jingyi ate his food, wore his clothes, and even played with his dog.
Ao Xu figured he was keeping a wife.
The wild wind howled across the plateau. Ao Xu wasn't much of a scholar, and when he wanted to ask for a commitment, he blushed bright red and could only manage, "Teacher Sheng, can I have a kiss?"
Sheng Jingyi got scared and ran away.
Ao Xu: .
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That night, Teacher Sheng cried like a pear blossom in the rain.
He lay on the bed, clutching his pillow, his slender knuckles faintly flushed pink. "You promised to kiss me just once!"
Ao Xu couldn't help kissing his earlobe. "Still got the energy to complain?"
#You came with the spring breeze and stirred my heart
Originally titled A Hundred Years of Love Poems
1) One true pairing, both characters' first relationship
2) The shou is gorgeous, a long-haired beauty, and not a pushover
3) The story takes place in a fictional setting, and the characters are not based on real people
4) I love revising. I'll make minor edits during serialization, but they won't affect readability.
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