You Said We Should Break Up, Now You're Crying When I Leave?

"We should break up. I don't want to delay my studies anymore."

When Chu Yang preemptively said these words, the campus belle was stunned. Wasn't this what she was supposed to...

Chapter 21 How could your son, who is an excellent student, go to a place like that?

"It's 3-0 now, time to wash up and go to bed..."

"Four to zero! What are you sleeping for?! Garbage!"

"..."

After the game ended, Chu Yang also finished reviewing his English notes.

I turned to the back and found a page that had been torn off. Just as I was about to close the book, I suddenly noticed the marks on the paper.

It was the ink that was imprinted through the pen tip from the torn piece of paper.

Driven by curiosity and a thirst for knowledge, Chu Yang took a pencil and gently scribbled on the paper.

The words appeared quickly.

The content is short, consisting of only three lines of English.

A stretch of smog-shrouded grassland,

and a town full of flying catkins,

occur when rain falls as plums ripen.

Chu Yang read it twice, his eyes filled with deep thought.

...What does that mean?

It's not that I don't understand the literal meaning.

The first sentence describes a grassland shrouded in mist.

The second line describes a town filled with flying catkins.

The third line is about rain falling when the plums ripen.

The three sentences seem to have no connection whatsoever.

It doesn't seem to be a knowledge point.

Li Qingshu even wrote a separate page, then tore it out.

It's really baffling.

After staring at it for a long time without figuring out anything, Chu Yang gave up.

Perhaps Li Qingshu just wrote it down casually; why should she ponder it so much?

So I took an eraser and wiped away the pencil marks.

"Wash up, go to sleep!"