The story is complete! Could the little angel passing by leave a bookmark? I'm really working hard on this (bites handkerchief).
Other people call He Baoyu's childhood experience "childhood sweethearts." She calls it "revenge from a past life," with payback delivered right on target.
That skinny little "monkey" put caterpillars on her, got into fights with her, and made her break her hand... If she ever treats him nicely again, she's a dog!
Wait, how come this guy looks... a little different now that he's grown up?
Chiseled features.
Long, elegant fingers.
A striking figure.
And that's not even the worst part.
After a "beautiful misunderstanding," he starts going out of his way to win her favor.
After a special English lesson, she receives a special birthday gift from her longtime "archenemy."
From then on, she falls head over heels, and the knot in her heart begins to loosen.
Who knew this jerk would flirt with her and then run away!
She boldly takes the first step, and he tells her outright that they'll always be good friends.
She finally manages to become his girlfriend, and he hints that their paths are destined to diverge.
Fine. If that's how it is, she'll let him go.
When he finally sees someone else by her side, the love he's held back for years surges out of control. Eyes red, he stops her, wraps an arm around her slender waist, and kisses her as he begs in a voice full of desperation: "Give me one more chance. I'll give my life to treat you right..."
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1. A realistic romance with two devoted leads and a happy ending, a mix of angst and sweetness.
2. The school arc takes up less than half the story and only appears in early flashbacks. The pace is slower at first, then picks up.
3. Grounded in everyday life, not a wish-fulfillment fantasy.
[New Novel Coming Soon: Twisted, But Not Guilty]
That year, early winter rain fell beneath a crisp, bitter wind. She waited outside his office building, holding an umbrella as vivid as an oil painting, watching for him with eager anticipation.
Outside the colorful umbrella, the rain poured in transparent curtains. Each string of longing fell like beads into her heart.
From beginning to end, she had eyes for only one person.
Afraid he would get wet.
Afraid he would catch cold.
In her frozen hand, she still clutched another umbrella, a folding one for a man.
She didn't care how much she gave. She only wished him a lifetime of peace and good health.
Three years of unrequited love, with no happy ending, were bound to turn twisted.
When the same winter rain came again, she wasn't going to stand outside like an idiot. When she learned he was "flirting" with another woman, she angrily tripped him into a muddy puddle, stole his umbrella, and brazenly declared, "So what if a man gets rained on?"
A sweet 1v1 romance with unrequited love, no heartbreak.
The plot is ridiculous, but the pacing is unhurried. Happy ending ahead.
Theme: Growing up is a required course in life
Cut five cities today, cut ten cities tomorrow, and then have to sleep well overnight. He started to look around the surrounding areas, and the Qin soldiers arrived again.
I checked in after reading ~ I rarely read a book written in the first person, the author's writing is good
Why does this bamboo horse look so much like my ex-boyfriend 😂
The text is very delicate, the inner changes are well written, the emotional description of complaining and reluctance is very gripping, the heroine's character is a bit funny, come on.
It's the first time I've read it written in the first person and it's pretty good.