*Story set in Japan* "You are not Nakanishimatsu Aya when you're going to that school, you're Matsuzaka Aya. No one should know your real identity," dad said strictly as he handed me my fake profile that included fake address. I didn't think studying in dad's school could be so much difficult... ~A story of a girl who is from a very rich family but has to pretend as if she is from very poor family. Read to find out why she had to pretend~ *** This seems a bit confusing but name and surname will be interchanged in this story just like in Japanese style. Also, there will be few Japanese words used but with explanation to those words whenever I use for the first time. #1 - Japanese (17/8/2020) Also, this story contains lots of unrealistic cliche dramas and after years of publishing this story, I am still very embarrassed of my choice of creation. Read it at your own risk.

After falling in love with a younger and much less successful man, can Yiwen convince herself and her parents to accept him into their wealthy family? ***** When Yiwen Wang suddenly finds herself 30 and single, she lets her well-meaning best friend talk her into a blind date with the handsome Zi'an Li. And not only is he plucked straight out of a movie screen, his witty banter over dinner also convinces Yiwen he's exactly the type to make her toes curl. Yet, by some wicked twist of fate, he's five years younger than her and has no house, car, or stable, high-paying job. So how is she ever going to convince herself and her parents that he's the right choice? Especially when her new, attractive boss makes it very clear that he's interested in her? [[1st Place, Flower Awards, Chicklit Category]] [[1st Place, The Golden Awards, Chicklit Category]] [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

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