The Pretty Boss Is My Rabbit Neighbor, Sis

An older uke who's gentle and soft on the surface, but quietly makes a careful plan at every turn

A younger seme who seems charming and capable, but gets timid once he catches feelings

After quitting her job, Tan Qiaoyu was at home when she happened to see a new message in the residents' group chat:

[Looking for a live-in housekeeper. Must be able to do laundry, cook, and clean. Preferably not afraid of rabbits.]

The person who posted it was the gentle, mysterious older sister who had just moved in next door. Her surname was Tu.

The next day, Tan Qiaoyu showed up at her neighbor's door with a bowl of carrots and volunteered to be her housekeeper.

Tan Qiaoyu had only meant to earn enough to get by,

but one thing led to another, and she stayed for four months.

She did Tu-jie's laundry, cooked, cleaned, and looked after her with the utmost care. Over time, she fell in love.

The more she cared for her, the more smitten she became. Just as she'd finally convinced herself to confess, she accidentally came across a diary:

[She's still as gentle as ever.]

[Even though she doesn't remember me anymore.]

At last, she gave up. It turned out that Tu-jie liked someone else.

Heartbroken, Tan Qiaoyu packed her bags the next day, quit her job, moved away, and disappeared from Tu-jie's world.

A month later, she found a new job as a bookstore clerk.

On her first day, the owner walked out of the office.

It was her former employer, with her eyes red from crying.

"Are you going to leave me again?"

Tan Qiaoyu: "...What?"

Before she could explain, the boss vanished in a flash, and a red-eyed lop-eared rabbit landed at her feet. Its ears twitched as tears pattered onto the floor.

The rabbit raised its head and rubbed against her trouser leg, accusing her softly:

"Actually... I'm a rabbit spirit."

"You were a rabbit in your past life, too, and you were my wife. You died before I did. It's okay if you don't remember. I'll remember for the rest of my life."

Tan Qiaoyu had completely lost it.

"Sis, wait! I didn't even know I'd been a rabbit!"

This story's worldbuilding allows lop-eared rabbits to live in the wild.

Theme: Fall in love with you thousands of times, lifetime after lifetime