In the anime, cultivating a girlfriend starts from childhood

Just as Ryosuke was daydreaming, the girl next to him stretched out her slender, white fingers like onion roots and gently poked his cheek.

"You seem a little strange today, Liangjun~" Shiyu said pretending to be unaware.

But in my heart I was thinking, are you feeling guilty towards me because you went out on a date with Yamada Fairy today?

Mr. Ryosuke Hiratsuka?

Without waiting for the other party to reply, she took out her manuscript and handed it over.

With anticipation, he asked, "This is a light novel I wrote. What do you think of it?"

Light novels? Has she started writing that?

Ryosuke threw some strange thoughts out of his mind, took the manuscript and began to read it carefully.

While he was reading attentively, Shiyu moved again until the outer sides of their thighs were pressed tightly together.

after a while.

Ryosuke frowned slightly and put down the manuscript in his hand.

After all, he is now a best-selling light novel writer, so he can naturally tell the difference between good and bad works.

This opening, which is made up of a pile of words, is quite ornate.

But the actual content is empty and boring, and it is completely unsuitable as the beginning of a story.

Ryosuke didn't want to dampen the other person's enthusiasm.

So I began to search desperately between the lines, trying to find interesting points in the boring words and praise them as encouragement for the girl's first creation.

After searching for a long time, he gave up because he couldn't find anything interesting.

Ryosuke turned to look at the dazed girl beside him and asked softly, "Are you writing this for fun, or are you planning to publish it for others to see?"

Shiyu stared at Ryosuke with her captivating eyes and said confidently, "Of course I plan to publish it. I want to become a best-selling author with it."

When he knew that the other party's goal was to become a best-selling light novel writer, Ryosuke sentenced this literary and artistic beginning to death.

He thought about the wording in his mind, and finally chose to tell the truth, saying seriously: "Shiyu, if your goal is to become a best-selling light novel writer, you will definitely not be able to pass the editor's review if you write like this. No, to be more precise, this beginning is terrible."

Kasumigaoka Utaha was stunned when she heard this. She had thought about many comments from the other party, but she had never thought that he would be so direct.

She, Kasumigaoka Utaha, was top of her grade and had read countless books, but for the first time, what she wrote was criticized to her face and was completely worthless.

She created the work with the idea of ​​surpassing Yamada Fairy. If it can't even pass the editing test, how can it be a hot seller?

If someone else said this, she would definitely retort immediately that the other person didn't know what was going on.

But she has a deep affection for Ryosuke, and Ryosuke is also a best-selling writer in real life.

So she didn't argue.

Shi Yu's eyes were as charming as silk, her red lips slightly parted, and she made a charming and moving voice, "Then teacher~ can you teach Shi Yu how to do it?"

As she spoke, she kept rubbing her black silk legs against Ryosuke's knees, as if implying that she was the tuition fee.

Ryosuke closed his eyes helplessly.

Alas, it was his fault that he turned the pure and cold girl into this.

Let's make up for it by teaching her to write novels first.

Ryosuke Hiratsuka used his experience as a best-selling author to teach the other party how to write a good introduction.

Sometimes he pointed at the extremely problematic texts and criticized them harshly, and sometimes he patiently told her how to create conflicts at the beginning.

Shiyu could hear the seriousness in Ryosuke's words and stopped deliberately trying to seduce him.

She sat upright like a student, listening quietly beside him.

After some time.

Ryosuke shared all his creative insights and writing skills with others.

“That’s about it. If your goal is to become a best-selling author, you have to consider the commercial value.”

"I see. I'll show you later."

After Shiyu said this, the classroom fell into silence.

The frequency of entering this dream has been decreasing recently.

Both of them had the same guess in their hearts about this situation.

This is just a dream.

No matter how strange the dream is, there will come a day when you wake up.

Just as it suddenly appeared, it might also suddenly disappear one day.

So Shiyu wanted to finish this light novel with him before the dream completely disappeared.

In this way, this novel is the crystallization of the wisdom of both of them.

The work that two people have spent so much effort to create together is like their "child".

Kasumigaoka Utaha raised her head and looked at Ryosuke's serious and cold face, thinking to herself.

Trying to cover up our past with the same experience in reality? That's too naive.

In the future, I will appear in front of you with our "children".

I want you to understand that what Yamada Fairy can do, I can do too.

What she can't do, I can still do.

I will never allow anyone to replace my existence.

Because I am the one and only Kasumigaoka Utaha in this world.

Chapter 138 Heavy Love

The next morning.

Kasumigaoka Utaha's long eyelashes trembled slightly.

She opened her eyes, her wine-red pupils still a little blurry.

Seeing the familiar ceiling, Shiyu suddenly sat up from the bed.

Then without saying a word he put on his slippers, put on his coat and walked to the desk.

Every time I woke up from that dream, the first thing I did was to write down what happened last night in a notebook.

Unconsciously, she gradually developed the habit of recording and writing.

After finishing the recording, Shiyu did not put down the pen, but turned to a certain page in the notebook.

When we were students, many people would repeatedly write the name of the person they cared about on a certain page in their notebook or book.

Shiyu is just a girl who is just beginning to fall in love, and she also has someone she cares about.

That page in the notebook was also filled with the boy's name.

She closed her notebook and looked at the autographed books on the table that people had lined up to buy overnight, as if she was back on that platform.

Would the outcome have been different if she had come closer at that time instead of watching from afar?

Shiyu shook her head, took out a blank piece of paper and started writing.

The story is not over yet, and she will write the next part herself.

She lay on her desk, gradually getting into the mood and forgetting the passage of time.

……

London.

In a magnificent manor.

A lady with short blond hair and wearing sunglasses put down her wine glass and picked up her tablet to check the information.

Not long after, she seemed to have seen something interesting and the corners of her mouth curled up slightly.

So she asked the young man not far away: "Chris, do you know Emily's current situation?"

"It's still the same as always. I stay at home in the villa playing games, and go to the editorial office to write novels when the deadline is approaching."

The person who answered her question was a tall, handsome man with long golden hair, who looked like Legolas from The Lord of the Rings.

His name is Chris Yamada, whose original name is Chris Granger. He is Emily's brother. He changed his name to his father's after going to work in Neon.

The father of the Yamada siblings is from Japan. He married into the Granger family, a London shipping giant, more than 20 years ago.

However, when his younger sister Emily was still young, his father died of illness.

The lady who asked the question was his mother.

Mrs. Granger took off her sunglasses, revealing her sapphire eyes, and handed the tablet to Chris.

With a half-smile on his face, he sighed in a strange tone, "It seems that your brother has neglected his duty, Chris."

Chris Yamada took the tablet from his mother.

The content on the screen was the chat history between her and Emily, which also included several photos.

"Mom, I made a new friend in Tokyo. Her father is also British."

……

"Dating my boyfriend this weekend. He's pretty handsome, right?"

(Group photo in the restaurant)

"Mom, I've found someone I can spend my life with. Please stop trying to persuade me to go back to London."

(Close-up photo of the red-faced girl and the boy)

Several other photos were posted below.

No matter which one it is, the heartfelt smile of sister Emily in the photo does not seem fake.

Chris had a serious look on his face. As the deputy editor-in-chief of Fuzugawa Bunko, he also knew the boy.

Even if he is not in Tokyo now, he will participate in the company's remote meetings.

But was Emily and the boy already in this kind of relationship? Why had Machida never reported this to him?

Mrs. Granger looked at her frowning son and smiled, "When are you going to Tokyo? Bring Emily back then. Even if she does nothing, I can still make her live a happy life."

Upon hearing this, Chris Yamada sighed inwardly.

Is it like this again?

Over the years, the mother has never changed. She always likes to force the happiness she understands and the heavy love on her two children.

In order to escape from his mother's perverted desire for control, Chris ran to the other side of the earth alone.

As a result, my sister was left alone at home, which led to my mother becoming more strict in educating her.

Now he only feels guilty towards his sister Emily.

He had no ill feelings towards Hiratsuka Ryosuke.

So he paid attention to his sister's relationship with the other party, but he mainly took a laissez-faire attitude.

If the relationship between the two has reached this point, it is necessary to seriously examine Hiratsuka Ryosuke's character.

It's Emily's freedom to decide who she will be with in the future, as long as she can grow up happily.

Unless she wanted to, he couldn't take her back to London.

If Emily really likes him and there is nothing wrong with Hiratsuka Ryosuke's character, then let him marry into the family.

At that time, I will let my brother-in-law take care of the family business while I continue to be an editor. That would be perfect.

For the sake of his sister's happiness, he rarely responded positively: "I won't do such a thing. You want her back now, is it for her happiness, or because her personality is more like your father who passed away many years ago?"

Chris Yamada sighed secretly when he thought of his sister's chuunibyou.

This is probably caused by the desire to escape reality under years of heavy pressure.

A carefree forest fairy, perhaps this is what Emily longs for.

Thinking of this, he put down the tablet and said politely: "I have other work to do, so I'll leave first. If you want Emily to be happy, please consider her ideas more."