Whether Yin Wanrou understood or not, Han Junche didn't know, but he personally watched Yin Wanrou and Yin Xiangdong leave the base early the next morning.
After watching them leave, Han Junche returned to his residence.
As he passed by the villa where Chi Xia lived, he stopped and stared at the sign on the door for a while before finally deciding not to knock and walking away.
Chi Xia didn't sleep well that night. She snapped out of her annoyance at having to hold chopsticks in one hand and a bowl in the other during the proposal and couldn't help but think of Han Junche's ecstatic expression after his successful proposal.
Chi Xia felt that she had a sharp tongue but a soft heart. After her anger subsided, she began to feel sorry for Han Junche.
Anyone would be hurt if they were given the cold shoulder by their fiancée right after a successful proposal.
Thinking about this, Chi Xia began to feel that she was being too dramatic. She had gone through so much trouble to win Han Junche over and to coax him back. In the end, now that she had him and had him back, she was being dramatic and demanding that he always pamper and coax her.
And she still makes unreasonable demands.
Chi Xia suddenly had a change of heart and felt guilty.
This guilt reached its peak after Ran Zhu returned from the cafeteria with breakfast and told her that Yin Wanrou and Yin Xiangdong had taken supplies to the Nine Lives Base and would never return.
However, it was she who asked Chunli to hang the sign at the door, and it was she who sparked Chunli and Zhang Xin's anticipation for the short essay.
It's really hard to get her to change her mind and say, "Let's make up with the neighbors."
More importantly, this is no longer just a conflict between her and Han Junche, but a conflict between them and the men next door.
Chi Xia ate her breakfast, somewhat at a loss for what to do.
Just then, there was a knock at the door. Before they could open it, two envelopes were slipped through the crack in the door, and then there was no more sound from the outer room.
Chunli and Zhang Xin exchanged a glance, then got up and went to the door. They picked up the two letters, and without even eating, they opened the envelopes and began to read them.
A short while later, Chunli finished reading, her face slightly flushed, and she scoffed, "So stupid."
Then, looking up, he saw Zhang Xin finish reading a piece of paper, gently pull it out, and reveal another piece of paper covered in writing.
Chunli immediately became unhappy: "That idiot Liu Daniu! He wrote a short essay, and it didn't even have as many words as others!"
Chi Xia's eyelids twitched, knowing that her chance to mediate had come. She immediately said, "Da Niu is simple and honest, without many fancy words. Short essays are not necessarily more emotionally charged with more words. The short essay Han Junche gave me was only one page long."
Chunli listened to Chi Xia's advice and thought about it. It seemed to make sense. Besides, she knew what level Liu Daniu was at. If he really wrote a lot, she would suspect that he had plagiarized to fool her.
Zhang Xin finally finished reading the letter, folded it again, carefully put it into the envelope, and then put it away close to her body before returning to her seat at the table.
Her face was flushed, and although she didn't speak, her expression clearly showed that she was also experiencing the stirrings of first love.
Chi Xia glanced at her, then at Chunli, coughed lightly, casually picked at the porridge in her bowl, and sighed, "I always feel like something's missing from communal meals."
Ran Zhu was an innocent and honest child. As soon as Chi Xia spoke, she nodded hurriedly: "I've been eating communal meals for over a month now!"
Anyone could hear the resentment in his voice.
Upon hearing her words, Chi Xia, Zhang Xin, and Chunli all felt a pang of guilt. Their actions had caused Ran Zhu to distance herself from the neighboring cafeteria and have been forced to eat there ever since.
However, the three of them at least received special treatment from Li Han for a period of time.
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