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The Story of Yu Feng

Yu Feng was a street thief with a reputation as 'the thief who has never gotten caught'. Until that one day... Her capture threatened her to work for him. Her task? To carry messages and deliver them to each receiver—she became a runner. The seventh prince, Prince Yi was fighting against time as they are trying to find evidence of the enemy trying to assassinate the Emperor. However, recently most of his messenger never reached their destination and this has caused them a huge loss. This was why he needed someone who knew the Capital City's streets and shortcuts to help him. When Prince Yi found out his runner's identity, he was delighted! But once Yu Feng found out the identity of the man she was working for, she tried to escape. “Yu Feng, you dare to run away from me. This Prince had caught you once. Believe me when I say that I will catch you again.” --- This story is written to participate in WPC 137: Catch Me If You Can --- Cover illustration: kirinlukis ---

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Under the Moonlight

The sky had long turned dark when Yu Feng woke up.

She looked at her surroundings and sat up immediately upon noticing the unfamiliar room. It took her a few seconds to realize that she was still in Xiao Qi and Pei Zi's room.

A deep frown appeared on her face as she tried to figure out what had happened. The last thing she remembered, Xiao Qi was writing something at his desk and she was helping him to grind some ink.

Xiao Qi seemed to be in a bad mood and Yu Feng decided to keep silent. After grinding the ink for a while, she had accidentally fallen asleep.

Then, the person who carried her to bed was Xiao Qi?

Her face turned red at the image of Xiao Qi carrying her to bed. Why does this image seem so wrong?

Suddenly, Yu Feng stood up straight and started to check on herself. A long sigh escaped her when she saw that there was nothing wrong with her clothing. It was still the same as it was before she fell asleep.

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