Jyojiko

Tall, dark, and handsome.  Three adjectives most women in the West would use to describe a perfect guy, which she really doesn't understand. She was taught to look for a Man With Potential, well that's three words too. 

But the guy earnestly clapping his hands about to make a wish, fits the three adjectives of the women of the West for a perfect man. He's tall. He's dark, err, he's in a dark mood, that is, and the most important adjective is that he's handsome in his orange hair.

Dana Hasegawa, age sixteen experience her love at first sight in Meiji-Jingu Shrine.

Fast forward to present, few days before her 18th birthday Dana saw Grand on WeChat Moments of a friend, - handsome as ever minus the orange hair. 

She schemes her way to China to hunt the Orange Mandarin, but would she capture the love of a guy or find something else. 

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DISCLAIMER: This book is NOT  a sequel to the book Capture That Feeling.

***Book cover: Sendaline_16

Capture The Elusive Mandarin

He is wearing the WIZ jacket uniform over a black shirt and tattered faded blue jeans. A black Bose headphone is on his neck, while a duffel bag with the WIZ logo is slung carelessly over his broad shoulder. His hair is messy as he has been raking them with his fingers in his anxiety.

He is well-aware of the looks women are giving him, but he is keeping his eyes straight in front of him. He is silently cursing himself for losing his sunglasses at Gardermoen. But then, who would wear dark sunglasses at past five in the morning.

He hurriedly went out of the arrival area and headed to the taxi stand on the lower ground floor of the building. He kept on calling Dana since his plane landed but he couldn't reach her phone.

He sent a message to Ellise, but she's probably on a plane to China right now, he just left a message to her to call her as soon as she could because he doesn't have any idea on how to proceed now that he is here in Tokyo.

Missing Each Other