Xin Chun discovered a strange phenomenon.

Xiao Kui didn't say a single word to A Yu all day today.

They must have argued during their tutoring session yesterday, but they argue all the time, so it's not surprising.

But usually, Xiao Kui will make up with A Yu quickly and will even deliberately find topics to talk about, such as pretending to ask questions.

But not today. Xiao Kui was busy doing her homework after class, while A Yu wore headphones and kept his eyes down reading, seemingly oblivious to everything around him.

"Did you two have a fight?" Xin Chun couldn't help but ask Luo Xi Kui on the maple-lined path of the school.

Luo Xikui kicked a pebble on the road and muttered, "Who wants to argue with him? He just threw a tantrum for no reason. I bet he's having his period."

Xin Chun smiled faintly, but there was no smile in his long eyes. Luo Xi Kui didn't know why he was angry, but she did.

He was probably worried that Luo Xikui wouldn't get into the top high school, so they wouldn't be able to go to the same school.

Ha, he specially accompanied her through junior high school, and now he wants to accompany her through high school. He's probably angry that Xiaokui doesn't understand his good intentions at all.

"Xiao Chun, I'm leaving now." When they arrived at the school gate, Luo Xi Kui got into her car and waved to Xin Chun.

Xin Chun waved to her, and only slowly lowered her hand after watching the car drive away.

Sometimes she really envied Luo Xikui's carefree attitude, always wearing a smile, as if the sky were falling and she could hold it up herself.

She will never become like her, nor will she ever have the chance to become like her.

With a soft sigh, she turned and walked towards the bus stop.

Luo Xikui was memorizing English words in the car. After memorizing a few, she looked out the window and silently recited them in her mind.

But there stood the boy from yesterday, outside the coffee shop, as if waiting for someone.

"Uncle Chao, stop here for a moment." Luo Xikui opened the car door and got out, then added, "I saw a classmate. You go back first, I'll take a taxi home later."

"Okay, don't stay up too late," Ah Chao advised.

Luo Xikui waved her hand and walked towards the coffee shop.

Before she could even say hello, the boy smiled at her and said, "It wasn't for nothing that I waited here after school."

"You were waiting for me? You're not going to bring up the money again, are you?" Luo Xikui smiled easily.

"I definitely have to pay it back, but I've thought of another way to do it." The boy patted his backpack and then gestured to go into the coffee shop.

Luo Xikui followed him inside, and the two sat in the same window seat as yesterday.

The boy opened his schoolbag, took out three notebooks, and smiled as he pushed them toward Luo Xikui: "Here you go."

Luo Xikui looked down and saw that it was a math and physics notebook. It looked like it had been flipped through frequently, and the corners were a bit white.

"I took the high school entrance exam last year, so my notes shouldn't be outdated. They contain all the must-know question types that I've summarized, as well as all the formulas from the three years of junior high. If you memorize them all, they should be very effective for improving your exam scores," the boy said with a slight smile.

Luo Xikui opened the title page and saw that the handwriting was fresh and elegant, neither dry nor wet, and it should be considered to be very beautiful handwriting among boys.

“Class 1, Grade 9, Yuan Cheng.” She read it aloud without thinking, then looked up: “Your name is Yuan Cheng?”

"Yes, my surname is Yuan and my given name is Cheng." His surname is not very common, so he introduced himself.

Luo Xikui laughed and said cheerfully, "My name is Luo Xikui, the 'Kui' in sunflower."