…It can’t be said online, given Liu Jie’s terrible comprehension.
If Chen Dan doesn't say it to his face, she can't be sure if he can understand what she's saying.
Chen Dan and Lu Yibei were not very familiar with each other.
We've only met a few times.
But every time I hear Liu Jie mention "my home in Laobei" how it is, how it is.
Even those brief encounters made her deeply feel that Lu Yibei was the best boy.
Zhou Zhou is too much of a troublemaker and doesn't deserve him.
…
[Chen Dan: Are you free?]
[Chen Dan: Let's go out for dinner tomorrow]
Liu Jie: No.
[Liu Jie: Just a moment]
[Liu Jie: Now we have it]
[Liu Jie: I told my friends that I'm postponing playing games.]
[Liu Jie: What do you want to eat?]
[Liu Jie: I want to eat barbecue]
Chen Dan hid under the covers, the light from the screen shining on her narrow cheeks.
She typed in the word "good".
…
"What's going on with the program schedule!?"
As always, Xia Li rushed into the student council office and slammed her textbook onto the student council president's desk.
At that moment, several other student council members were busy working in the office.
They were all startled by the loud and crisp knocking sound, and then looked over.
Oh, Pear Bro.
That's alright then.
The president was reading a book by a Norwegian author called "My Life Is Empty, I Want to Do Something Big," and he looked up helplessly:
"Xia Li, I'm the student council president, at least give me some face?"
The other students all lowered their heads, looking as if they hadn't heard anything.
Some even started adding their own dramatic flair in order to portray reality:
"...What do you think of my title?"
"Hmm, not bad, not bad... but I think..."
"I'm asking you, what's going on with the program schedule?" Xia Li repeated.
They still showed absolutely no respect.
Li Si had no choice but to put down the book and sigh:
"First of all... Fu Chi is in charge of the welcome program."
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