"Don't tell me it's a road bike, road bike my ass! What road bike has a back seat? It's just a family car—"
His deskmate was silent for a moment, then looked at Chu Chu, then at the back seat of his car, and then wrapped his right arm with his left hand.
He wasn't exactly exceptionally robust, but he was certainly skin and bones.
"Can't carry it."
"You're too thin."
"Damn it—it's because you're too fat!"
"Don't even think about copying my homework tomorrow."
"Wait... Master Chu, I was wrong..."
His deskmate immediately knelt down. He glanced at Ning Jinyu, who was pushing a cart over not far away, and became even more wary. He felt in his pocket and pulled out a yellowish-brown bill: "Take this back, twenty yuan should be enough, right? Consider it my payment for the first copying of your homework... That's it! Take a taxi, bye!!"
They were afraid that Chu Chu would change his mind.
Without saying a word, that damn thing got on his bike and sped off.
"...No, you—"
Before Chu Chu could say anything more, Ning Jinyu slowly pushed his car over.
He glanced at Chu Chu.
Chu Chu also looked at him.
Ning Jinyu opened her mouth, as if preparing something, and slowly said:
"You didn't ride a bike?"
Chu Chu shook her head, though she did hope someone would give her a ride.
However, this transfer student was someone I had only just met, and even she wasn't that thick-skinned.
Ning Jinyu glanced at the banknotes in her hand and asked, "Is twenty yuan enough for a taxi?"
"More or less," Chu Chu said.
I was quite touched; my new classmate is very caring.
Ning Jinyu pondered for a moment, then nodded.
"Twelve yuan, I'll take you home."
Chu Chu:…
So you're speaking so slowly because you're calculating how far a 20-yuan ride on Didi can take you?!
Seeing Chu Chu remain silent, Ning Jinyu said again, "...ten yuan, that's the lowest I can go."
Chu Chu gritted her teeth, glanced at Ning Jinyu's car, and then realized that spending twenty yuan on a taxi was indeed a bit extravagant.
She nodded vigorously: "Ten yuan, deal!"
Ning Jinyu chuckled, then slammed the unfastened round half-helmet onto Chu Chu's little head.
Chu Chu was stunned for a moment, then saw that the boy had already straddled the carriage.
He turned back to look at Chu Chu:
"Get in the car!"
Seeing the young man dressed in fine clothes and riding a spirited horse, Chu Chu nodded obediently in surprise:
"…oh."
He then stepped into the back seat.
As the boy turned on the switch, Chu Chu was a little worried. She tugged at the back of his shirt and whispered, "Drive slowly, we're not in a hurry."
The boy said calmly, "I'll hurry."
After saying that.
Ning Jinyu released the brakes!
Chu Chu:! !
She could almost hear the wind howling in her ears.
…whoosh…
…whistling…
She watched as other classmates sprinted past them on their bicycles.
Chu Chu:…
"No, buddy, I told you to slow down, not this slow."
Ning Jinyu said calmly, "The fastest."
Chu Chu: "...No, you?"
“The new national standard,” Ning Jinyu said.
"Go and remove the speed limiter!" Chu Chu said.
“It’s not compliant,” Ning Jinyu said again.
Chu Chu:…
Grass.
I had imagined him to be a dashing young man, leading her across the world.
I didn't expect the top speed to be 25km/h.
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