“Um~ She’s just a girl with long black hair—super handsome-looking, too. Judging by the school uniform, she must be from Sheng-chan’s school~” Hana opened the plastic bag and pulled out the green onions inside.
Liang Sheng’s hand jerked while she was playing on her phone.
“Thwack!”
The phone dropped right onto her face.
“Ow! Sheng-chan, are you okay?!” Hana tossed the vegetables aside and rushed over to Liang Sheng.
Liang Sheng lifted the phone away and rubbed her nose. “I’m fine, really. My hand just slipped.”
“Oh~ Must be because Sheng-chan’s starving~ Hana will get dinner started right away!”
Watching Hana bustle around the kitchen, Liang Sheng felt a complicated swirl of emotions… but above all, happiness.
She couldn’t afford to be unfaithful to her lover. Liang Sheng clenched her fist, shook her head, and then slapped her own cheeks twice.
“Mm!” The green-haired girl secretly resolved to treat her devoted little yandere right.
—
To give Hana a sense of security, Liang Sheng took the entrance exam for the same university as her.
As the family’s only precious darling—and with parents who were remarkably open-minded, not to mention how much they took to Hana—when Liang Sheng finally introduced her girlfriend to them, Liang Wengao and Zhong Wen were stunned for a few days. But they accepted it soon enough.
“Little Hana, will you take good care of our Sheng?” Liang Wengao eyed the slender, not particularly robust-looking Hana up and down, his gaze full of doubt. “After all, you’re a girl yourself. What if someone bullies our Sheng…?”
Liang Sheng glanced at her little yandere, then at her father, and couldn’t help covering her face. Dad, you have no idea—Hana could knock you flat with one punch.
Hana immediately wanted to prove herself at those words. She was terrified that Sheng-chan’s father might not like her. After all… dealing with the father of someone she loved would be such a hassle. Even dumping the body in the wilderness or whatever might still get discovered.
Liang Wengao suddenly shivered. He rubbed his arms and muttered about how the weather had turned chilly all of a sudden.
Having spent so much time with Hana by now, Liang Sheng had learned to read her yandere tells. Spotting that slight narrowing of Hana’s eyes, the green-haired girl sensed trouble and hurried forward to interrupt.
“Dad, don’t let Hana’s slim build fool you. She’s trained in sanda and kickboxing!”
“Oh?” Liang Wengao’s eyes widened instantly.
Just as Liang Sheng started to relax, her father said, “Hana, your uncle here loves boxing too. How about we spar?”
“Pfft!” Liang Sheng froze in shock.
This… this! What do you do when your own dad’s rushing headlong to his death? Online answers desperately needed, ASAP!!
“Uh, maybe we should just forget—”
“Sure thing, Uncle!” Hana agreed without hesitation.
Liang Sheng slapped on a pained expression.
“No, no!” She grabbed her suicidal father. “Dad… Hana’s really strong. Don’t—”
Liang Wengao scoffed and flicked his daughter’s forehead. “Don’t underestimate your old man. I’m pretty tough myself…”
“Pow!”
One punch. KO!
Liang Wengao sat there dazed on the ground, clutching his stomach.
Liang Sheng turned her head away from ringside, unable to watch her father’s embarrassing state. Sigh, served him right! She’d warned him, but nooo, he had to drag them to the boxing gym. Now a grown man had been flattened by a little girl in front of everyone—talk about humiliating!
Seeing this, Hana stepped up and helped Liang Wengao to his feet.
He barely registered what happened; Hana practically hauled him up by the collar.
How’s this kid so strong? Old Father Liang marveled to himself.
Sure, he’d lost face, but at least he could rest easy knowing Hana had what it took to protect his precious daughter.
But…
Hold on! Liang Wengao’s eyes bulged again.
This girl’s so tough, with strength like that… From ringside, he watched her trade blows with a burly man onstage.
“Thud!”
Another heavyweight hit the mat.
Liang Wengao couldn’t help worrying. What if—what if she ever got violent with his daughter? With Sheng’s slight build, no way she could fight back.
“Sweetie, you’ve been together a year now, right? This girl…” Liang Wengao slanted a look at the yandere happily pounding away onstage. “She doesn’t have any violent tendencies, does she?”
Liang Sheng: “…”
From fretting over her fighting skills to worrying about her safety now?
“Of course not! Hana’s super gentle~” Liang Sheng smiled, admiring Hana’s heroic figure in the ring.
Man, she looks badass.
“Oh… good, then.” He still wasn’t entirely at ease, but his daughter loved her, so he’d support it. What kind of daughter-doting maniac would he be otherwise?
Zhong Wen was even more progressive. “Dating’s your business, and marriage will be too. Mom can’t make choices for you forever. As long as you’re happy, that’s all that matters to me.”
She added, “But if you’re ever unhappy, come home. Mom and Dad’s house will always be yours—a safe harbor forever.”
Those words brought tears to Liang Sheng’s eyes. In her memories—her painful ones, the fragments of her soul’s past—family had meant misery, devoid of love or care. Now, the warmth of her mother’s embrace healed all those old wounds and regrets.
It was wonderful: loving parents who adored her, and a yandere girlfriend who couldn’t live without her. Liang Sheng felt like the happiest person in the world.
—
Over those four university years, Liang Sheng and Hana lived together… in an apartment they bought (money talks, after all). They never hid their relationship, and even when faced with gossip, a few objectors got a lesson from Hana. After that, no one dared breathe a word.
As for lovers’ quarrels? They never happened.
“Hana, you always leave your stuff…”
“Hana knows! Sheng-chan, don’t be mad—Hana’ll remember next time!”
“…”
“Hana, you forgot to grab my…”
“Sorry, Sheng-chan! Hana’ll go buy it right now!”
“…”
How were they supposed to fight like that?!
With a girlfriend in tow, Liang Sheng had zero interest in fooling around. Besides, with Hana always by her side, no one dared hit on her anyway.
After graduation, when it came to jobs… Liang Sheng didn’t work. Hana inherited the company and couldn’t bear letting her Sheng-chan toil away. She just wanted to keep her close forever. So she set up a sofa, bed, TV, computer, and snack rack right in her office—all for the green-haired girl.
Hana did it all so that, when work wore her down, she could glance up at her beloved and recharge.
After all, making the one she loved happy was Hana’s greatest joy.
Thus, Liang Sheng settled into a simple life of being happily kept.
“Hana, should we have a kid?” Liang Sheng asked one day out of the blue.
Hana thought it over and shook her head.
“Hana doesn’t want kids.”
Liang Sheng laughed, assuming Hana had misunderstood—that she wanted Hana to carry the baby or something.
“Not you getting pregnant, silly! Two girls can’t have kids like that yet anyway.” She explained, “We’re in our late twenties now. How about we adopt one?”
Hana shook her head again.
Liang Sheng was puzzled. “Why not? Scared of the hassle?”
Like a wronged puppy, Hana flopped into the green-haired girl’s lap. “Wah~ Hana just doesn’t want kids! If there was one, Sheng-chan would split her love with it! No no no~ Hana wants Sheng-chan to love only Hana!”
Liang Sheng couldn’t help laughing at the reason.
“Fine, no kids then!”
She stroked Hana’s head in her arms.
“We’ll just live happily together, the two of us!”
“Mm! Hana will make Sheng-chan so happy!”
“No— we’ll heal each other and make each other happy…”
