Little guy, I've got my eye on you II

Author: Huang Zhen
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: I asked if love had a bus stop, when would the encounter come, and if there were clues to guess? Maybe there are no princesses in fairy tales, and perfection is just a luxurious thought. Angels fell in love with demons, so they had to leave heaven; demons fell in love with angels, and hell couldn’t accommodate them either. No matter what the future holds, I always believe that true love can create miracles. I just like to imagine a little, I just crave romance a little, I just have a bold personality a little, and I just pursue my dreams a little more. It’s this [little bit] that made this book full of youthful energy and vitality [Little Guy]. It’s this [little bit] that allowed my [Little Guy] to be built on ordinariness and transcend the extraordinary. Little Guy, I’ve already set my sights on you, and I’ll definitely grab you tight no matter what stands in my way—even if it’s a god, I’ll trample over his body to pursue my kawaii love! With this book, I dedicate it to all the children like me who are full of dreams and hope for the future.
The knocking sound came as I and Lin Yi were fighting over the remote control. That damn kid, hogging the TV all day, and now I finally got home from school, but he wouldn’t move from the TV, watching a baseball game. My Sailor Moon was about to start! "Dong dong" the knocking grew more urgent, like a death knell. "It’s coming, it’s coming, stop knocking!" Damn it! I couldn’t watch TV, couldn’t watch TV, u~~ I stomped in my cat slippers, hearing them hit the floor with crisp sounds. "Bam—" The door opened, and standing there was Wanlu, holding a stack of magazines with rosy cheeks. Before Wanlu could even sit on the sofa, Lin Yi looked like he’d seen a ghost—his face as pale as paper, he dropped the remote and sprinted at his dog bed at lightning speed. Hearing the quick thud of his bedroom door slamming shut, I couldn’t help but grin from ear to ear.
"Jingjing, stop laughing!" Wanlu puffed out her cheeks and sat down heavily, then dropped the stack of magazines she was holding onto the glass coffee table in front of her with another heavy thud. "Oh, if you don’t laugh, don’t laugh! Wanlu, didn’t you say you were going to explain to him? So, haven’t you gone yet?" I shrugged innocently—how could I be blamed? To be honest, I really didn’t want to laugh, but I kept holding it in, but whenever I thought of that lazy-sunlight-filled morning, the one where Lin Yi’s face flushed red while holding a gift, I couldn’t help but burst into laughter.
I snatched the remote, HoHo, Sailor Moon is unstoppable with her charm! "You know I don’t have the courage to say it—if I do, I’ll just blurt out how much I like him. Oh… if this keeps up, it’s really not okay. It’s so hard not talking to him, and look at A Yi—he’s always avoiding me. Since things are like this, I really can’t keep quiet anymore." Wanlu’s eyes darted toward Lin Yi’s bedroom, her voice lowered to a whisper.
"Yeah, yeah, I told you so. This kind of thing really needs pressure to motivate you. See how he’s always avoiding you now? I believe once you confess, he’ll definitely make up with you." I laughed with a hint of schadenfreude. Wanlu was already cornered—this time, whether she said it or not was out of her hands.
"Ugh, what’s the point if I say it anyway?" Wanlu’s gaze returned to my face, and she sighed softly, "I know he won’t accept me. He’s always had someone in his heart, someone no one can replace."
"Oh, really? That bastard is rejecting such a cute girl and going around chasing other girls? Tell me who that girl is, Wanlu, and I’ll go beat him up for you." Damn it, these days are so crazy—look, even little boys like that go around chasing women. What’s going to happen when they grow up?! I shook my head and sighed heavily.
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