"Student Li, are you okay?" the boy asked with concern.

Li Xia waved her hands, swallowed her saliva and said, "It's okay, I just have a little low blood sugar."

The boy who appeared in front of Li Xia was the monitor of their class, named Cohen, and a mixed-race.

His father is a native of a foreign country, and his mother is a Chinese who came here to study many years ago.

Although Cohen's name sounds foreign, he looks exactly like his mother.

If you just look at his face, most people would think he is Chinese.

Li Xia is no exception.

When the two first met, there was a misunderstanding.

Li Xia thought she met a fellow countryman here and was about to burst into tears, but when she heard Cohen's name, she immediately withdrew her hand that was about to greet him.

I was so embarrassed at that time that I almost couldn’t afford a three-bedroom apartment.

Cohen took out a candy from his windbreaker pocket, handed it to Li Xia and said, "My mother often suffers from hypoglycemia. I saw my father always keep candy in his pocket. Just in case, I also learned from my father. I didn't expect it to come in handy today."

A sunny smile appeared on his face.

Cohen is about the same age as Lixia, but I don’t know if it’s because of the education here.

At the same age, people abroad generally mature earlier than people in China.

"Thanks."

Li Xia reached out and took the candy that Cohen handed over. She nodded to him and thanked him.

There is indeed such a saying.

When you have hypoglycemia, putting a piece of candy in your mouth will make you feel much better.

Cohen scratched the back of his head. "You're welcome. It's just a candy. Can you stand still now?"

His hand was still holding Li Xia's arm without letting go.

"Um."

Cohen let go of her hand only after he saw Li Xia nod.

"Why are there so many things on the ground? Are they all yours?" Cohen asked when he saw the pile of things in front of Li Xia.

"Yes, I do."

Li Xia nodded.

Cohen frowned and said, "Let us help you get it in."

"Okay, thank you."

Li Xia did not try to be brave.

"Let's all help Li carry some in." Cohen organized the students to help carry some.

The classmates also came over enthusiastically.

"Thank you." Li Xia thanked them.

"It's just a small matter. You're welcome."

The boys rubbed their heads carelessly.

In their view, it was just a piece of cake and not worth mentioning.

"Class monitor, these are the local specialties that my family brought to visit me. They asked me to give some to the students here to try. I will take these back to the dormitory for my roommates to try. As for the rest, please help me bring them to class and distribute them to the students."

Li Xia raised what she was holding, looked up at Cohen and said.