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In the seventh year of her relationship with Chen Jin, He Qi met a young man named Fang Yi.
She had just quit her job and, under pressure from her family to get married, had taken an uncompromisingly long vacation.
Her best friend invited her to hit the bars night after night. That's where she met the young man with expressive eyes.
Fang Yi always looked straight at her. Whenever their eyes met, he would press his lips together and give her a shy smile, his sparkling eyes full of undisguised affection.
He Qi never called him out on it. She kept things within bounds.
She just wanted a break from her mood, not a break from her relationship.
Chen Jin treated her well, and she had her principles.
So, as someone who didn't believe in marriage, He Qi began wearing the ring Chen Jin had bought her on her middle finger.
But this clear, written-on-her-face warning that she already had a man did nothing to make Fang Yi back down.
In the haze of alcohol, he even stroked He Qi's middle finger and slowly removed the bothersome ring.
He smiled and tempted her: "He Qi, there's always someone better and younger than your man."
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Chen Jin was overjoyed when he noticed that He Qi had recently started wearing a ring.
He knew they would never get married, but this gesture showed that He Qi felt more deeply committed to their relationship.
Chen Jin was a taciturn man who wasn't good with words. The only ways he seemed able to express his love were transferring money, giving her his bank card, coming home early from work to cook... and silently keeping an eye on He Qi from a distance.
His deep-set eyes, always watching from the shadows, saw her enter a bar and get pursued by a young man who kept sweetly calling her "big sis."
Then He Qi would deliberately, or perhaps unconsciously, pick up her glass with her right hand, showing off the ring on her middle finger as a sign that she was in a relationship.
So she wasn't wearing the ring just for him. She was warning other people, too.
That night, Chen Jin sat alone in the living room for a long time. The clock passed midnight before He Qi came home, carrying a faint smell of alcohol.
In the darkness, he held her tightly. His hot breath fell against her neck as he called her "baby" for the first time, his voice hoarse.
He Qi shivered in surprise.
I should have done this a long time ago, Chen Jin thought, looking down at the lipstick smeared at the corner of her mouth, restraining himself.
I shouldn't have given anyone a chance to take advantage of the situation.
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Blurb for "The Young Lady Omega Is the Most Popular Girl at Military Academy"
The Cang family had fallen.
Overnight, Cang Li went from heir to the Cangsheng Pharmaceutical Group, someone everyone could only look up to, to an impoverished debtor buried in debt.
Everyone was waiting to laugh at the spoiled young lady's misfortune.
After all, although she acted arrogantly, she was a genuine omega, physically weak, and had even enrolled in military academy. She was bound to suffer.
Would she sob and curse her cruel fate? Sink into despair and give up? Or use her omega status to climb the social ladder?
None of their predictions came true.
Cang Li calmly gave up her fine clothes, applied for financial aid from the school, and went to the cafeteria like clockwork. Then...
Then she became a mecha ace at the military academy, the kind who could impatiently grind the head of someone who'd once kicked her while she was down beneath her foot during a live-fire exercise.
Soon, people realized that seeing Cang Li hit rock bottom seemed impossible.
Before she turned eighteen, she had everything she wanted thanks to being born into the right family. After eighteen, she made herself the brightest military academy student in the Alliance.
Even the alphas, usually so haughty, were all circling around her.
The business tycoon who had risen from nothing to become a new elite: "I'll pay you back for humiliating me back then, one thing at a time. But not now. For now, say you'll be with me."
Her childhood friend from a powerful political family, with a bright future in politics: "You chose me first. Is it wrong for me to cling to you? Is it wrong that I want to be your dog?"
The genius commander and childhood betrothed who had just returned from the front lines: "I don't know who those people are, but we're engaged. I was destined to be yours from the moment I was born."
The entire Alliance was waiting to see which of them Cang Li would choose after graduation.
Cang Li said coldly: "Choose? Don't you know you can have lots of pets?"
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Theme: Devotion to the end
Hey teacher, write something pornographic🥺
The best little sister in the world 😳 [loving eyes]
I admire He Qi so much. Children who grow up in this kind of family will either be ignored by everyone or have to make a future on their own, and once they choose the latter, there is no way out. Because it is Chen Jin's perspective and I am the same age as He Qi at this time, I can better understand her charm in the environment from the outside. The perseverance of betting all the bets on herself will not make her content with standing still, and will make people instinctively trust her. The male and female protagonists in the author's works are strong but not false. He Qi's handling of emotions also gave me a lot of inspiration 🐰
I also want to read a love story!
Neither the male nor female protagonist has a long mouth, which makes me feel tired. . . Why can't it be explained directly?
😭 Chen Jin is so in love. Do you have any thoughts on his journey? 🙏
I want to see how they met. Why does Chen Jin love him so much?
Thinking of my biological father. . A burst of stress
Can't you just explain it clearly? The male and female protagonists don't have long mouths.
Every time I see Fang Yi's reckless behavior, I feel impatient, and I am afraid that he has some hidden agenda, so I continue to watch, but every time I find that it is just because I "can't control" my overflowing emotions. Hehe. The trouble he caused for the heroine is equal to the part where he helped the heroine in the past [changed]