Cheng Cai and his children were eating the food their parents had brought them when they saw the door being pushed open.

The people who came in weren't surprised to see them eating.

But when they looked up, they were dumbfounded.

They were all local students who arrived quite late, and they were all astonished to see so much cured meat and sausage.

Both of them came from very well-off families and ate quite well, but they still found what they saw in front of them to be outrageous.

"Hello, my name is Guo Weidong, this is my older brother Wang Chengcai, and these three are my younger brothers."

When Zhu Zi saw that someone had arrived, he took the lead in introducing them.

"Hello, my name is Zhou Zhenting."

"Hello, my name is Lin Guoshuang."

The group introduced themselves to each other. Zhou Lin and the other person were from the same college and had known each other for a long time.

Zhou Zhenting watched them eat and didn't say anything more, but he still raised an eyebrow when he saw the food they were eating.

Zhou Zhenting was thinking to himself, "Interesting. I've never heard of these people in this courtyard. So they're not from here."

"I thought they were all very ordinary people, and their family conditions were probably average, but this is quite surprising."

"Judging from his speech, which is so standard, he's not an ordinary person."

Lin Guoshuang glanced at Zhou Zhenting; they had been friends for so many years and knew each other well.

Originally, both of them were from Xia City. They didn't ask their families to send them off, nor did they think about how to get along with their roommates. They just let things take their course and ignored each other.

But now that I'm here, I'm also curious about Guo Weidong and Cheng Cai, and I want to see what kind of people they are.

Looking at the two people in front of him, Cheng Cai could tell from their clothes and their conversation that they were not ordinary people.

Thinking that this wasn't so simple, I naturally couldn't afford to offend anyone and wanted to get along well with them. I pretended not to know anything, thinking that getting along as classmates was the best approach.

"Zhou, Lin, our room is all clean now, and we've sprayed medicine around the room. You can move into your beds after tidying them up."

"Seeing that all the bunk beds were upper bunks, they felt it wasn't very convenient and wanted to switch."

"You're Cheng Cai, right? Can we switch bunks? I'm not used to sleeping here. If it's inconvenient, then forget it."

Cheng Cai knew that the other party was not simple, so after thinking for a moment, he said to him, "How about this, we'll switch with you to a lower bunk."

"Weidong is younger and has a lower bunk. How about I switch places with you?"

"Okay, thank you then."

Looking at the composed and unassuming man before him, Zhou Zhenting guessed what he was thinking.

I was a little surprised. I didn't expect him to notice so quickly. He didn't say anything and just changed the bunk.

Zhou Zhenting looked at them, feeling very curious. These five people who were able to get into Xia University were all from the same family, which made their parents even more curious.

Are you guys brothers?

“Yes, we are five brothers, and we all got into Xia University together,” Tie Dan said without much thought.

Lin Guoshuang was very observant of the details, noticing their thick blankets and sheets.

Judging from their clothes, their attire, and their demeanor, you can tell that their family must be well-off.

Looking at the sausages and cured meat in front of him, Lin Guoshuang said to them, "Why do you have so many sausages?"

“Our family lives in the north, where there is more game, so this is food that my mother brought for us because she was worried about us.”

Upon hearing their explanation, neither of them was surprised and said nothing.

Seeing that they were staring at the cured meat, Cheng Cai asked, "Are you from Xia City? Are you going home later?"

"Yes, we're going home in a bit. We're all classmates now, so let's get along well in the future."

“We’re all classmates, so you can take some of these sausages and cured meats with you when you get home and have a taste.”

"Okay, then we won't be polite."

For both of them, meat is a common food at home, so they don't really care. But this give and take is what friendship is all about. After all, they were just curious about them.

After finishing their meal, Tie Dan and the other kids returned to their dormitories. It seemed their roommates wouldn't be able to come today.

Zhou Zhenting and Lin Guoshuang took the cured meat and sausages home.

"Mom, I'm home," she said, placing the things on the table.

"Zhenting, why did you bring back sausages? Where did they come from?"

"My classmate brought these for me and Lin Guoshuang."

"This family's child has had a tough time. And you two, why did you bring back so much stuff? That's a bit much."

"Mom, you don't know, you didn't see it, my classmate's family is not ordinary."

"Well, what you're saying has piqued my curiosity," Zhou Zhenting's father asked.

"You wouldn't believe it, when Lin Guoshuang and I walked into our dormitory, we saw the whole room filled with sausages and cured meat."

"The house was very clean, and it didn't look like an ordinary family home."

“And then, these things shouldn’t attract your attention, right? You’re my son, so I understand,” Zhou Zhenting’s father said.

“Dad, you’re absolutely right. There are seven siblings in their family. Five of them got into Xia University. The remaining two are too young. Isn’t that amazing?”

"This has piqued my curiosity. I've never heard of five people getting into college at the same time. It seems their parents are no ordinary people either."

"So, Dad, you're saying his parents brought him so much stuff because they were worried he wouldn't eat well? I don't believe it."

"Zhenting, you have to get along well with these kids. They're all quite extraordinary. At the very least, they have parents with such discerning taste."

Zhou Zhenting sat on the sofa without saying a word, but a slight smile played on his lips.