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"What's your name?"

This opening line isn't exactly cliché; in fact, it's quite unusual.

Who asks someone's name directly?

There was absolutely no foreplay.

The two walked slowly, and Qin Yizhu found it difficult to keep up with Shang Suci's pace.

It's too slow.

He didn't know the reason—walking faster meant less time alone between them.

"Qin Yizhu".

"What a nice name."

Shang Suci chuckled lightly.

"What's so good about it?"

Qin Yizhu countered with a question.

Shang Suci didn't speak, but just smiled with her head down.

What's so good about it?

Fortunately, this is your name.

"My name is Shang Suci."

"I know someone named Shang Xinci."

Qin Yizhu said.

Shang Suci's expression, which had been smiling, froze for a moment.

Who is this woman?

"Your friend?"

She didn't show anything unusual; she simply asked the question calmly.

"Characters in fiction".

Shang Suci breathed a sigh of relief.

"Shang Xinci, a poem of sorrow, a poem of parting that is too painful to describe."

Qin Yizhu spoke up.

Shang Suci was stunned for a moment.

Heartbreak, separation.

It wasn't really a separation for the two of them.

After all, before today, Shang Suci didn't even know Qin Yizhu's name.

She was only looking at him with wishful thinking.

The two moved to the front of Class Six, and Qin Yizhu spotted Wen Yao at a glance.

He waved to Wen Yao.

The students from Class Six looked at Qin Yizhu, then at Wen Yao.

Wen Yao waved her hand timidly at Qin Yizhu, looking somewhat embarrassed.

Shang Suci looked at Wen Yao with no expression on her face.

Qin Yizhu, aren't you a little too popular with women?

"who is she?"

"I'm the physics class representative for Class 6, and I'm the class representative for Class 5. We're colleagues."

Qin Yizhu ignored Shang Suci's girlfriend-like questioning and explained.

"Qin Yizhu, I'm not sure if it was you at the time, but I feel like it was."

Shang Suci was finally ready to get down to business.

She was actually quite certain that the person was Qin Yizhu, but she didn't dare to say it.

What if I'm mistaken for some kind of pervert?

"What is it?"

Have you ever worked at a bookstore before?

Qin Yizhu looked at Shang Suci, blinked, and a hint of surprise flashed across her face.

"You know that? No, you remember that?"

Qin Yizhu did indeed have a related experience.

He really wanted to buy a Switch, but because he had just bought a new computer, his parents wouldn't give him the money.

So Qin Yizhu decided to go out and find a summer job.

It's a bookstore nearby.

It's roughly similar to a sales assistant position.

They are also responsible for the maintenance of certain areas.

"That's it, it's you."

Shang Suci smiled.

It's him, of course.

"But I really don't remember you..."

"It's alright, Qin Yizhu. So many people come and go, it's normal that you don't remember me, and besides..."

The two of them went to the front of another class, and Shang Suci was forced to stop saying what she hadn't finished.

And what?

Qin Yizhu stood next to Shang Suci, like a bodyguard she had brought with her.

"Pay attention to hygiene; your class is a bit too messy."

Shang Suci said to the class monitor.

"Yes, I understand, senior."

The class monitor was a boy. He only glanced at Shang Suci before looking away, not daring to continue looking at this senior who seemed untouched by worldly affairs.

"We won't deduct points from your class this time."

"Are you even human?"

After leaving, Qin Yizhu couldn't help but complain.

"You don't deduct points from other classes, but you give our class ten points right away, and you also say the boys and girls are too close. I think you really want me dead."

Although they had just met, Qin Yizhu and Shang Suci spoke as if they were old friends.

That's just how he is.

Shang Suci smiled with her head down, and then whispered something at the end.

Are you blaming me?

Qin Yizhu remained silent.

He blinked.

That sounds really off, doesn't it?

Are you blaming me?

This sounds more like...flirting?

"Well, it's not that I'm blaming you, it's just... well... even the student council can't act so arbitrarily. They should treat everyone equally."

"Should we go back and deduct points from their license?"

"No, no, no, that's not necessary."

Qin Yizhu sensed that this woman was somewhat dangerous.

This is a man's sixth sense.

He had some impression of Shang Suci, but not much; she seemed to be a literary girl.

She has that kind of temperament.

The senior student, who was considered a campus beauty, was the subject of much discussion throughout the entire No. 2 High School.

The student council president is good-looking, a student in the honors class, and has top grades.

It's said that there's even a fan group that's part of a support team.

Dude, to be honest, what kind of danger could this gentle and delicate senior possibly pose?

He doesn't look like the bookworm who spouts classical phrases and asks me to test how many ways there are to write the character "回".

At most, it will just result in points being deducted from the class's score.

Qin Yizhu didn't care about that.

You're scaring yourself.

Where were we?

After passing another class, there wasn't much left to check. They stood away from the crowd, watching the relay race on the playground.

The same old sports meet march was still playing from the loudspeaker, and even from this spot, they could hear cheers from afar.

The outside world is noisy, but Shang Suci feels that her own world is very quiet now.

"That's already been said."

"Besides, you should remember once I tell you."

Shang Suci gazed into the distance, as if lost in some kind of memory.

"I was buying books at the time, including 'Crime and Punishment' and 'The Brothers Karamazov,' when I ran into two male classmates."

"I see."

Qin Yizhu felt that Shang Suci didn't need to continue speaking.

That summer, only one person bought "The Brothers Karamazov".

Shang Suci laughed after hearing this.

He remembers himself.

The situation at the time was neither complicated nor simple.

When Shang Suci bought these two books, Qin Yizhu took her there, where she ran into two male classmates.

When the other party learned that Shang Suci wanted to buy these two books, their words were somewhat strange.

Basically, it's like, you girls actually read this kind of book? Do you even know Dostoevsky? Do you even know what this book is about?

Such words.

Qin Yizhu naturally saw through the other party's intention—to attract Shang Suci's attention.

The person who said that probably read both books.

The common tactics used by immature young boys to attract girls, besides knocking down the guy next to them or shouting to get their attention when the girl they like walks by, are to belittle her in order to highlight their own excellence.

Logically speaking, Qin Yizhu shouldn't interfere in the other party's courtship.

Even if he doesn't think this behavior is right.

The problem is that he was Shang Suci's sales assistant, and he also noticed her embarrassment.

At times like these, he needs to fulfill his duties and responsibilities.

"Do you remember what you said back then?"

"Remember."

Qin Yizhu laughed.

"I said that reading is not a noble activity, and if you use reading to gain a sense of superiority, it usually means you haven't read enough. Even if you read Guo Jingming or Eileen Chang, this classmate probably won't laugh at you."

"But that's not what I actually meant to say at the time."

he laughed.

"So what are you trying to say?"

"What I'm saying is, if you're not going to buy it, then get out. Don't you dare disrespect my God."