Nangong Jin pulled up a smile, kissed her, and began to recount the long-buried past.
Perhaps because the memory was too old, he fell silent for a moment, as if reminiscing, and after a while, he opened his mouth and said, "Miao Wu is from Miaojiang and belongs to an ethnic minority. She had an extraordinary talent for song and dance. However, she didn’t come from a formal school; before she met me, she hadn’t received any training, nor had she ever watched a dance DVD.
Yet, she came alone to the capital when she was fourteen, the same age as me. Initially, she danced at bars and slowly gained some fame. I happened to go there and saw her. Seeing her talent, I invited her to be my dance partner; together we competed and won many awards, and Miao Wu’s talent was recognized by many people.
But Miao Wu and I had no romantic involvement; she didn’t like me, and I didn’t like her either. In fact, Miao Wu was a rather odd person, interested in nothing else but dance; her daily life was just practice, practice, practice.
However, since we were dance partners and collaborators, many naturally assumed we were a couple. Neither of us explained those comments because dance was all that was on our minds back then, and even if you try to clarify such relationships, outsiders might not believe it.
Later on, during one dance competition, her family found her and asked her to return to Miaojiang and stop dancing. Naturally, she refused and asked for my help, requesting that I pretend to be her boyfriend to convince her grandfather.

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