Although Gu Luoqi was very tired, she was still very enthusiastic during meals.
Of course, she also saw Qi Sheng at the dinner table. Seeing this guy made her feel terrible; she had emptied her purse because of him.
Oh well, it's just a matter of eating dirt for a while, she'll put up with it.
Feeling that she wouldn't be able to eat rich, meaty meals for a while, she became more enthusiastic about eating, wanting to cherish this hard-won precious time.
"Didn't you eat lunch?" Gu's father asked, looking at Gu Luoqi wolfing down her food.
But as soon as he asked the question, he himself thought it was impossible, because based on his understanding of Gu Luoqi, this situation would not happen to her, let alone with her classmates.
"I've eaten." Gu Luoqi nodded while eating.
"Look at you, you don't look like a girl at all," Mr. Gu said helplessly. Then he looked at Li Mingya next to his daughter and felt that the contrast was too great.
"Dad, don't say anything yet, I'm busy eating." Gu Luoqi said with some dissatisfaction.
Mr. Gu: "..." His daughter is really something else.
"Xiao Ya, eat more, don't be shy." He was much more amiable when facing Li Mingya.
"Yes, I will, Uncle." Li Mingya smiled faintly, looking unusually gentle.
"Oh, by the way, next Saturday is Luo Xi's birthday. Remember to come over to our house then," Mr. Gu added.
“Yes, yes, come home with me again next week,” Gu Luoqi quickly said.
Li Mingya was somewhat troubled because she felt it might not be appropriate to stay at Gu Luoqi's house for two consecutive weeks.
“If your parents disagree, I can call them and let them know.” Aunt Qi was naturally more thorough in her considerations than Mr. Gu; she had assumed Li Mingya was struggling with this.
Gu Luoqi naturally knew what Li Mingya was thinking. "It's okay, my home is your home, there's no need to be embarrassed."
After a moment's thought, Li Mingya agreed, "Okay, then I'll trouble you, Uncle and Aunt."
Qi Sheng was usually quite quiet at the dinner table, but unfortunately he was still singled out by Gu Luoxi, the person involved.
"Remember to come home next week." She didn't use a tone of negotiation; this was a rare display of firmness from Gu Luoqi in front of Qi Sheng.
Qi Sheng frowned, his expression darkening as if he were thinking of something.
"Don't make excuses." Gu Luoqi could tell from his expression that he wasn't very willing.
Just kidding, he has to come next week, otherwise who will she give her gift to?
Although she didn't know why he deliberately hid his birthday.
She remembered that her father had asked him about it before, but he refused to talk about it.
They originally intended to use the information on his ID card, but Qi Sheng didn't seem to be enthusiastic about it.
But why do I feel a strange sensation when I think that I might be the only one who knows Qi Sheng's birthday?
It felt like discovering a secret that none of the other kids knew when I was a child.
"Hmm." Qi Sheng didn't struggle too much when he saw that she insisted.
After dinner, Gu Luoqi took Li Mingya to the small park near their home to digest their food, and then decided to read the books she hadn't touched all day.
"There aren't any exams during this period, right?" she asked, afraid she might have misremembered.
"No, it's just that I have a lot of homework," Li Mingya said while reading.
"Oh no, what homework do I have?" Gu Luoqi's mind went blank for a moment.
"There are two math exam papers, aren't there?" Li Mingya was somewhat impressed by her memory.
"I... I don't think I brought it back." Gu Luoqi was slightly embarrassed, which was a bit awkward.
Oh well, it's the same as doing it again when I get back. I might as well work overtime.
When math was mentioned, she decided to take out the book she had just bought that day and take a look.
She became completely engrossed in reading it, especially when paired with the notes Qi Sheng had given her.
Suddenly I feel like all those years of math I've studied have been a waste.
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