"Can't you pay for your own?"
"I have no money."
"Tsk, alright, I'll ask you to stop the car."
Before Ning Jinyu's car had even come to a complete stop, the girl in the back seat jumped off with her legs spread wide.
He pushed the car to the side and was still preparing to lock it.
Chu Chu, carrying her backpack by the straps, had already run quite a distance, waving vigorously at him: "Over here!! Hurry up!"
Ning Jinyu responded with a slow and deliberate "Oh":
"They're here."
Then he took long strides and ran towards Chu Chu, running halfway there.
Chu Chu then frantically pointed at the basket on the front of his little donkey:
"Backpack! Backpack!"
Ning Jinyu paused for a moment, then remembered something, said "Oh," and turned back.
Chu Chu felt helpless, but could only smile.
You can see vendors selling rice noodles and rice rolls everywhere in Chaoshan, some are small stalls and some are small shops.
This time, Chu Chu chose a small stall nearby.
Chu Chu ordered two basic servings of egg and pork, which cost a total of about twenty yuan.
She handed one to Ning Jinyu.
There are plastic chairs and stools nearby as seating, but they have been occupied by factory workers who have just finished get off work.
So the two found a street lamp nearby, Ning Jinyu squatted down, bit open the plastic bag of disposable chopsticks with her teeth, took a chopstick in each hand, and frantically rubbed them together to remove the burrs before starting to eat.
Chu Chu was standing, leaning against the lamppost.
At this time, many factory workers have just finished their shifts, and the roads are quite noisy, with the beeping of electric bikes and the engine sounds of cars all mixed together.
However, the atmosphere between Chu Chu and Ning Jinyu was quite quiet.
After taking a couple of bites, Chu Chu started a conversation and asked:
Is Nanjing Olympic Games fun?
Ning Jinyu retorted, "You've never been there?"
Chu Chu recalled:
"I remember going there a few times when I was a child... but it's different now."
Ning Jinyu ate quickly, and after taking two or three more bites, she replied, "There's nothing fun to do here, it's a poor place."
Chu Chu responded with an "oh" and didn't continue the topic.
She watched Ning Jinyu continue eating, the sauce from the rice noodle rolls covering the corners of his mouth.
...
Memories are like moonlight, impossible to grasp; if you hold them too tightly, darkness follows.
"Wait until the false silhouette disappears into the clear sky~"
Chu Chu hung her clothes on the clothes rack on the dormitory balcony.
Then, humming a tune, he put his hands on his hips and gazed at the streetlights below the girls' dormitory.
In a daze, she felt that the streetlights in Chaoshan seemed to be a bit more yellow than those in Hangzhou.
It's older, but it exudes a comforting, human touch.
Then, she saw a boy escorting a girl to the streetlights near the girls' dormitory.
The two faced each other, their fingers intertwined, as if they were telling each other something.
Chu Chu's expression changed drastically, and he realized something was wrong.
Immediately afterwards, the boy pulled the girl into his arms and kissed her on the lips.
--ah!!
Chu Chu screamed in despair, covering her face with her hands, "My damn eyes!!"
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