Cheng Zaozao nodded. "Sister, I understand what you mean. As you told me before, I shouldn't dwell on my past. What I need to decide is the length and breadth of my future path."

"Yes, you are a smart girl. You actually know everything. Gradually get rid of your inferiority complex, and you will get better and better."

"Sister, I know what to do now, thank you."

"Let's eat."

"Um."

......

After the three finished their meal, they first took Cheng Zaozao back to school, and then returned to Wutong Bay.

"Boss, what's wrong?" Xiang Yang keenly sensed something was wrong. "You seem to have something on your mind."

"No."

"Stop lying to me. We've practically grown up together. Do you think I can't tell if you're happy or not?"

Qiao Wanwan rested her hand on her forehead, gazing at the scenery rushing past the car window, and said softly, "I'm worried about Jingting and the other child, and... Xixu."

"What's there to sigh about?"

"Did you know? It turns out that Jingting and I met a long time ago."

"Huh?" Xiang Yang asked curiously, "When?"

"It was shortly after I arrived in Beijing, when I first started attending Beijing High School," Qiao Wanwan recalled. "At that time, I was unfamiliar with the place and the people. Qiao Yuqi was a real green tea bitch. On the surface, she treated me like a little sister, but behind my back, she secretly encouraged other classmates to isolate me. So I was very lonely and always wandered around the playground alone."

"I soon discovered that there was someone as lonely as me. Through the glass wall, I saw him sitting alone in a wheelchair, his face covered up completely, which looked a bit scary."

"But gradually, I realized that he wasn't so scary after all. On the contrary, I could vaguely sense his loneliness and desolation. At that time, I thought to myself, there are people in this world who are just like me, and I am even better off than him. At least I can walk and jump and don't need to sit in a wheelchair."

"Thinking about it this way, I felt much better and gradually cheered up, because I felt like I wasn't alone, that a stranger was always with me, and that he was always there whenever I went to the playground after class..."