Seeing that her roommates were using expensive-looking skincare products, she wondered if she should start making some too. At the very least, she should buy a box of children's face cream to have on hand, otherwise she would be embarrassed to call herself a girl.
As I rubbed my hands together and returned to my seat, I saw a cup of still-steaming milk tea neatly placed on the table, its packaging perfectly wrinkle-free, positioned in the upper left corner.
She could tell at a glance who had put it there; this almost obsessive-compulsive feeling was just as awkward as the person who put it there.
Su Xun looked across the classroom, which was already nearly empty, toward the fourth group. The boy, who always sat upright, seemed a little restless today, and was clearly inclined to look back, but he kept holding back. It was unclear what he was struggling with.
She touched the warmth with her hand, and her heart felt even sweeter than the full-sweet bubble tea; she was almost overwhelmed by the sweetness.
Pei Ke was indeed in great turmoil. This was the first time he had given someone a gift since the two of them had their conversation, and it was something so sweet and cloying that he felt a little lost.
It's especially cold today, so he texted his housekeeper to bring a hot milk tea to school along with his lunch. I wonder if she thinks he's being too sudden.
Ha, it's just a cup of milk tea. He gave her milk before.
What if she's full and doesn't want any more? What if she doesn't like it?
But since she even accepted those incredibly sweet milk candies, she'll probably like this one too. He saw her order a full-sugar milk tea when they went to buy practice problems last time.
If she doesn't like it, then he should ignore her from now on.
Okay, I'll ignore her today.
He mentally compared the figures again.
Let's just ignore it for an afternoon.
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