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The Heartthrob Became My Boyfriend

After retiring from the National Team, Qi Yue devoted herself to the study of agriculture. At a certain gathering, someone instigated a challenge, proposing that whoever lost at the shooting game would have to be kissed by Qi Yue. Seeing Qi Yue in the test fields, carrying a hoe, covered in mud and planting potatoes without any care for her appearance, turned everyone’s faces green with unease. Everyone scrambled to aim for the bullseye, terrified of being penalized. The final result was that the male god of University A, Gu Huai, raised his hand and shot a zero. The second time they met, Gu Huai was being maliciously provoked and overwhelmed at the Fencing Gym. Qi Yue couldn't stand by and was compelled to intervene. The third time they met, Gu Huai was homeless on the streets. Qi Yue spent all her living expenses for three months to help him. Years later. Qi Yue looked at the world shooting records certificate, the fencing championship trophy, and the dozen or so real estate certificates, all bearing Gu Huai's name, and fell into deep thought: "......"

Jiong Jiong You Yao · Thành thị
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Chapter 070 Boyfriend's Responsibility

After getting off the high-speed train, Qi Yue and Gu Huai took a bus for several hours.

Halfway through their journey, it started to rain outside, and the rain seemed to be getting heavier.

With a headache, Qi Yue glanced out of the window and said, "It looks like the rain is getting heavier... The weather in the mountains is really fickle. I even checked the weather forecast before we left, which said no rain for these days..."

"Maybe it'll stop by the time we get there," Gu Huai chimed in.

Qi Yue nodded, hoping that would be the case.

When they arrived, it was completely dark, yet the downpour showed no signs of weakening.

At their stop, only Qi Yue and Gu Huai got off, and although there was a simple rain shed overhead, it was not very effective against the rain due to the strong wind.

Here, the roads were all mountain trails, impassable by car. They had to walk the rest of the way to their destination.

They had no idea when the rain might stop...