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The Canary Who Left First

The Canary Who Left First

He called her easy to manage, right up until she was gone

Qimao AuthorModern Romance3 chapters1022 words

Mia Jiang has one rule she has never broken: the moment someone treats her as an option, she leaves. Her mother learned it when Mia was eight, standing at a school gate that stayed empty. Her best friend learned it in high school, after one careless photo. So when her boyfriend's childhood sweetheart moves into the home they chose together, and Elliot Pei tells her to be reasonable about it, Mia packs her passport and disappears without raising her voice. Elliot is wealthy, handsome, and entirely certain he can win her back. What he has never understood is that a woman who never argues is a woman who has already decided. Now the chase is on, and Mia has spent her whole life being very, very good at being gone.

  • runaway-heroine
  • wealthy-hero
  • childhood-sweetheart
  • self-respect
  • chase
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Chapters

The first chapter is free. The rest is available to subscribers in the app.

  1. 01The Art of LeavingFree
  2. 02The Man Who ChasedSubscriber
  3. 03Her Suitcase in the HallSubscriber

About this story

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Is this story free to read?
The first chapter is free and readable in the browser without an account. The remaining 2 chapters require a CueKiss subscription. No paid chapter text is served to the web at any point.
How long is it?
The Canary Who Left First runs 3 chapters. The opening chapter is about 1,022 words, which is a single sitting for most readers.
What kind of story is it?
It is a modern romance story tagged runaway-heroine, wealthy-hero, childhood-sweetheart. Mia Jiang has one rule she has never broken: the moment someone treats her as an option, she leaves.
Who wrote it?
Published on CueKiss under the byline Qimao Author.
Is it finished?
Yes, the story is complete. There is no wait for new chapters.

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