Chu Chu went to the canteen for lunch with her senior, Hao Zhangwen.
I ran into another person.
We're not very close, but we know each other.
The vice president, who is in charge of the student union.
—The cheerleading team has to deal with the student council.
—The guitar club wants to join too.
The main reason is that she knows Lu Yibei, so they were introduced to each other and had met a few times.
Fu Chi is alone.
Seeing that his brother Hao was having dinner with a female classmate, he was initially too embarrassed to disturb them.
But after hearing that he had misunderstood and that the two of them did not have any ambiguous or ambiguous relationship, he joined in.
You won't know until you talk to them, and what you find is astonishing.
—These two are practically his half-siblings!
A group of three singles was quickly formed.
"After Pear Bro and the president got together, I was basically the only one in the student council office," Fu Chi said casually.
Chu Chu was also deeply moved.
She felt that Fu Chi was probably even more uncomfortable than she was.
Her roommates all found boyfriends.
But Fu Chi's situation was more like roommates dating each other, leaving him the only one left behind.
The two looked on with a sigh: "—Alas~"
Then I looked at the chubby guy next to me, Hao Zhangwen was typing away.
"...Oh, work."
Hao Zhangwen meant to ignore him. He glanced at Fu Chi and laughed, "But I didn't expect that you, Chairman Fu, don't have a partner... You're so outstanding."
"Brother Hao, you can just call me Xiao Fu."
Fu Chi said, then his face contorted slightly: "Where would I find the time to look for a partner..."
In fact, it's not just a matter of not having time. Although he is busy, he only gradually became busy starting from the last semester.
Besides, even if I'm busy, there are still girls I work with in the student council.
only--
He used to greatly admire his senior, Chairman Li Si.
He watched as this senior colleague devoted himself wholeheartedly to his work and studies.
So I just learned from him and had no time to care about anything else, hoping only to become an excellent person.
Looking at it now...
Senior Li Si... wasn't going all out!
"The only saving grace is that my senior didn't start dating until his junior year, so I probably won't meet my first love until my junior year either..."
As Fu Chi spoke, he seemed to have regained some confidence: "Anyway, let's just survive until our junior year."
While staring at his phone screen and typing away, Hao Zhangwen said quietly:
"Girls aren't something that just appear when you reach a certain age... Some people don't even have one, let alone when they're a junior in college."
Fu Chi: ...
His confidence immediately crumbled a bit more.
Actually, he doesn't have a strong desire for romance. He used to think it wouldn't matter if he didn't have a girlfriend, but recent events have made him think that it might not be so bad.
"If you have it, go for it."
Chu Chu offered her advice, a sentiment shared by someone with experience: "Otherwise, how would anyone know you like someone? Does Chairman Fu have someone he's interested in? If so, I can be his wingman!"
Hao Zhangwen was still staring at his phone screen.
After hearing Chu Chu's words, he glanced at the person in front of him and said indifferently:
"Even if we actually started dating, you're still unhappy..."
Chu Chu:…
She clasped her hands together, her expression one of unwavering faith and reverence:
"As long as you, Master, are still here, this disciple can endure it..."
Hao Zhangwen returned the greeting, and said calmly:
"To actually compare yourself to me, my disciple, you've really stole this life."
Fu Chi ignored the antics of the "master and apprentice" pair.
He had always been a serious person, and upon hearing Chu Chu's words, he actually began to recall whether he had ever had a romantic interest in a woman in his life.
Actually, Fu Chi wouldn't have said so much if he had met other people.
The other two members of this trio of singles are Chu Chu, a naturally warm-hearted and outgoing girl, and Hao Ge, who gives people a feeling of warmth and comfort when chatting with him.
Without realizing it, Fu Chi wanted to communicate more.
He smiled shyly:
"Actually, there is... a senior sister."
Chu Chu, seeing this, asked, "Oh? Which department? What year?"
Fu Chi smiled even more shyly: "—I've graduated."
Chu Chu immediately stopped gossiping, her face showing dissatisfaction, her expression saying, "Then tell me something!"
Didn't you tell her at the time?
"without."
Fu Chi shook his head: "I'm a freshman, she's a junior... She's a very outstanding girl. I have a bit of a crush on her, but I don't know if I can call it liking... Besides, even if I do, I wouldn't dare to say it."
Chu Chu asked, "So we missed it?"
Fu Chi nodded: "I saw on her WeChat Moments that she had already gotten her marriage certificate."
Chu Chu: "...Married so young."
This person is probably a senior in college, right?
However, when someone gets married is their own choice, and as long as it's not illegal, Chu Chu has nothing to say about it.
It's just a pity to miss out because you "don't dare to speak up".
"What a pity, what a pity..."
Fu Chi smiled and said, "There's nothing to regret. It's just that there was a really nice senior in my class back then. I didn't feel like I 'missed out' on her. I was happy to wish her well."
"indeed."
Fatty Hao put down his phone and said with a smile, "Life is more about missing out than 'perfection'... In fact, the more you miss out, the more you need to look forward. If you're always looking back, you not only won't get back what you've missed, but you'll also easily miss the scenery ahead..."
Upon hearing this, Fu Chi looked at Hao Zhangwen, who had just finished speaking.
He opened his mouth, thought for a moment, and then continued:
"Um, Brother Hao..."
"Um?"
"How about helping out with writing a weekly article for the student council later?"
Hao Zhangwen: ...
This kid really only thinks about work.
Chu Chu, meanwhile, listlessly poked at the unfinished white rice with her chopsticks.
Let's set aside the concept of "missing out" for now.
—Senior sister.
…
The break between classes after morning reading.
Chu Chu watched her deskmate diligently copying her homework, and she pouted, saying, "Remember to drink a beverage later—"
He hadn't finished speaking.
She sensed someone behind her and turned around.
Ning Jinyu, whom she thought was a junior student, stood quietly in the aisle between the two rows of seats.
He looked at her.
Chu Chu stammered, "W-what?"
Ning Jinyu: "Hello, senior."
Chu Chu: "...Pfft!!"
…
…
P.S., I'm inexplicably sleepy and feel like I'm dreaming.
Everyone, please remember to get some rest!
You should also take care of your health.
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