Yang Shuzhen touched the fabric of the skirt and took it to her closet to change it with a smile on her face.

Seeing this, Chen Jie felt a lot of pressure. She really couldn't repay Su Nan's kindness at the moment, so she didn't want to accept too many gifts. But after Yang Shuzhen said this, if she insisted on refusing, wouldn't it mean that she had let Su Nan down?

Su Nan, who was putting on shoes not far away, noticed Chen Jie standing in front of her skirt with a conflicted look on her face, not knowing where to start. He guessed her concerns and couldn't help but sigh in his heart.

Although she herself did not understand what people of humble origins thought, she had seen many related posts on the Internet before.

So I have some understanding of what a girl who grows up in poverty is like.

"Lucky people are healed by their childhood throughout their lives, while unlucky people spend their entire lives healing their childhood."

Generally, children born in poor families will have some psychological problems, the most common of which is inferiority complex.

For example, Su Nan gave the same gift to both Yang Shuzhen and Chen Jie, but the former accepted it generously, while the latter was cautious, always thinking about what to give in return and what to do if she couldn't pay it back.

Wanting to have equal relationships with people, although this is a very polite behavior.

But how can there be truly completely equal interpersonal relationships in this world, and how can we measure whether the gifts you and I give are equal?

So even if Chen Jie received a gift, she would not be happy. Instead, she would be restricted by some invisible pressure, and this pressure would become greater and greater until she was crushed, or she would figure it out herself.

But undoubtedly, the latter is difficult to achieve.

When Su Nan learned that Chen Jie spoke for her in front of so many people, she regarded her as her best friend. She was always generous to her best friends, and such gifts would only increase in the future.

If Chen Jie always holds this kind of "repayment" idea in her mind, not only herself but also Su Nan will feel a lot of pressure.

Thinking of this, Su Nan pursed his lips, stood up, put his arm around Chen Jie's shoulders, lowered his voice, and said in a voice that only the two of them could hear: "Don't think too much, we are friends."

The hand around her shoulders tightened, and his eyes conveyed a strong and determined strength.

"Nannan..." Chen Jie stared at Su Nan blankly. After a long while, she curled up a smile and nodded vigorously.

The moment she lowered her head, Su Nantu seemed to see a flash of water light.

"I'll choose the black one, thank you." Chen Jie picked up the black skirt.

"Tuo, go change quickly, Shuzhen has almost finished changing."

"I have a camellia hairpin here. You can wear it. It goes well with this dress." Su Nan hugged Chen Jie and took out a camellia hairpin from the jewelry box and handed it to Chen Jie.

"䗽." Chen Jie nodded, took it, and went to change her skirt.

By the time the three of them had packed up and went downstairs, it was almost one o'clock in the afternoon. They were all starving and their steps became heavier.

With their skirts fluttering, they undoubtedly attracted a lot of attention as they walked through the campus. Fortunately, Su Nan wore a mask when she left, otherwise if she was recognized by some fans, there might be a crowded scene like when school starts.

After all, there is no instructor to help maintain order at this time.

The ability of young people of this era to "chase stars" cannot be underestimated.