Ji Chunyang will definitely come back when he has a holiday. I even came to see him last time.

Chang Xiaohu thought Ji Chunyang was getting prettier and prettier.

She asked Xiaohu to go see her.

Her classmates at school all know she lives in Kyoto, but why don't her family members come to visit her?

On Wednesday, Chunyang called and said that her classmates suspected she didn't have any family. She also said she didn't have class on Friday afternoon.

Chang Xiaohu couldn't refuse Chunyang's request, so he brought lots of delicious food and new clothes from the south.

It's getting cold now, so it's time to wear warm clothes.

When we arrived at Ji Chunyang's dormitory building, it was almost dinnertime.

The food at school is definitely not as good as what you eat at home.

Xiao Hu is going to take Chun Yang out for a nice meal later.

Chang Xiaohu is not allowed to enter the girls' dormitory.

He was waiting downstairs.

Ji Chunyang's roommates all knew that he had an older brother.

Ji Chunyang is not extravagant with her money, but she is anything but frugal when it comes to clothing; she always wears fashionable clothes.

Especially the shoes; there were several pairs of leather shoes, all of which looked quite expensive.

And the watch on her wrist—many working people can't afford to wear watches these days.

When people ask her, she says that this item was bought by her brother, that item was bought by her brother, and even something as small as the toothbrush was prepared by her brother.

Chunyang has been at school for several months now, and her outstanding academic performance has already attracted everyone's attention.

A young, beautiful, and talented girl with such fashionable clothes is bound to attract the attention of boys.

Moreover, there are significantly more male students than female students in the economics department, so a girl as outstanding as her must have male suitors.

Ji Chunyang received more than one love letter, but she rejected them without even reading them.

Her reason for refusing was quite surprising.

No, I came to school to study, and my brother told me to study hard.

He won't let me date.

Your brother takes care of you, but what about your parents?

Ji Chunyang: I have no parents; my brother supported my education.

Of course I'll listen to my brother.

It's certainly pitiful to not have parents, but with such a loving brother, it seems like nothing is so bad after all.

Ji Chunyang's brother, whom he talks about all the time, is here. His roommates will definitely come to see him.