Miss Lin is a hunky VTuber today?

"I just can't stand him!"

"And what about you, Xu Lin?"

Xu Youyue then looked at the expressionless boy standing to the side.

"I never intended to argue with Yan Fengzi. She's the one who's like a menopausal powder keg, ready to explode at the slightest touch."

Forget it, you'd better shut up. I want to punch you for your mouth.

Xu Youyue's forehead veins throbbed, but she didn't continue asking questions.

"Who are you calling menopausal!?"

But Li Huiyan couldn't stand it and raised her fist to fight.

"Whoever exposes it is going through menopause."

Xu Lin wasn't a coward back then either; even if he couldn't win, he would still put on a show of strength.

"You two..."

"What do you mean I'm going through menopause?! You dare say that again, you bastard?!"

"Sister Yan, please don't..."

"Hey, look at your temper, who would believe you're not going through menopause?"

"Xu Lin, stop trying to sow discord..."

"Holy crap!? You want to fight, huh!?"

"Let's fight then, who's afraid of who?"

"I'll fucking shut you both up!!!"

Xu Youyue let out an almost screaming roar, which instantly silenced the two people who had been at each other's throats.

"You two are arguing like this over something as trivial as deciding what to eat? Are you TNT incarnate or just incompatible? Why are you still holding such a grudge after two years over something so trivial before?!"

The young lady continued to roar in a tone and volume like a dolphin's scream.

"I'm hungry! I want hot pot! Any objections?!"

With her hands on her hips, she seemed to overpower the two who completely outmatched her in terms of physical strength, even though she was the shortest of the three.

"I have no objection."

Xu Lin was the first to express his opinion.

"Hot pot is pretty good..."

Li Huiyan said reluctantly.

"Then go!"

Xu Youyue let out a huff and lowered her voice.

. . . .

"So, sister-in-law, tell me the truth, were you simply driven by hunger when you attacked those two?"

While eating hot pot with mutton, Youzi couldn't help but complain.

"Also, I finally know why we came to eat hot pot today."

Chapter 58, Section 249: Those High School Days (About Lin-chan and Yan-jie's Turmoil in Their Youth)

"Now I finally know why we came here for hot pot today..."

Yuzu muttered a small complaint.

She sensed something was off when Li Huiyan and Xu Lin glanced at the young lady in unison and then said they wanted to eat hot pot.

These two aren't exactly honest people, and now I know why.

"You weren't there at the time, so you could never have imagined how terrifying Youyue's aura was back then."

Li Huiyan gave a wistful smile.

"I had known her for two years by then, and it was the first time I had ever heard Youyue's voice so loud. Goodness, my eardrums were about to explode from that shout."

"Honest people are always the scariest when they get angry. Anyway, I didn't dare to say another word back then. What about you, Sister Yan?"

Xu Lin smiled softly, perhaps the ill-fated relationship between the three of them began from that moment.

You'll never know how terrifying your quietest little sister can be when she gets angry if you've never experienced a hysterical argument.

"It's hard to disagree, it's terrifying www"

"What? Why are you two talking about me like I'm some kind of terrifying monster?"

Taking the meat that Xu Lin helped her cook, the young lady took a small bite, puffed out her cheeks in dissatisfaction, and continued speaking indistinctly.

"I didn't want to either, okay? It's all because neither of you listened to anyone back then. When you two started arguing at the company, even my cousin didn't dare to stop you. Do you even know that you're here to work?"

"No, I was dragged here by my boss. The first thing I wanted to do when I saw her was to run away."

Xu Lin rolled his eyes and pointed at Li Huiyan.

"Me too, I wanted to quit as soon as I saw Xu Lin there."

Li Huiyan also put down her chopsticks and sighed.

The two of them are each other's walking black history. Whenever they see each other, they can't help but recall their cringeworthy high school days, and then their tempers flare up.

"So, sis, just how badly did you and Yan Jie fight back then?"

Yuzu picked up a piece of cucumber salad, took a bite, and asked curiously.

"Ah, this... You don't know about pomelo, do you? Well then, let me tell you about it?"

Xu Lin glanced at Li Huiyan.

"Go ahead and say it. I've already let it all go."

Sister Yan shrugged, looking very Zen.

"You know, Yuzu, we started our feud because of a misunderstanding, right? Let's start from there."

...Continue recalling...

For Xu Lin during high school, high school was an extremely absurd period of his life.

She had planned to spend her three years of high school quietly, but unexpectedly, her handsome appearance and expressionless face, which resulted from staying up late, attracted the attention of many upperclassmen and classmates.

It was a coincidence that the cool and aloof handsome guy style was popular at that time, and that's how Xu Lin came to be targeted.

“I said, young lady.”

It was three months after the start of the first year of high school. Xu Lin was walking home alone during the holidays when he looked back helplessly.

"It's almost dark, don't you need to go home?"

To avoid revealing her home address, she had been wandering around outside with this little tagalong for quite some time. If she kept wandering around, she probably wouldn't even get dinner. Unable to bear it any longer, she turned around and sighed.

"Eh... Eh!?"

The girl was wearing the same school uniform as Xu Lin, except for the school badge on her chest indicating that she was from No. 1 Middle School. She shrank her neck like a dazed little rabbit.

"I, I wasn't following you! I just happened to be going the same way!"

The girl wasn't short; at 1.5 meters tall, which is quite good for a first-year high school student, but for some reason, she gave off a small, animal-like feeling.

"But..."

Xu Lin glanced at the bus stop sign next to him.

"I've already led you around the bus stop three times already. If you have something to say, just say it already, or I'll miss the number two bus!"

"Pfft www"

The little rabbit suddenly laughed, then turned and ran, not forgetting to turn back and smile at Xu Lin as it ran.

"Let's talk when you remember who I am!"

"Ouch!"

The rabbit girl hopped away, but tripped and fell.

Xu Lin couldn't help but sigh as he watched.

"Actually, I remember you, girl, I just don't know your name..."

And this girl was the one who caused Xu Lin and Sister Yan to go against each other during their high school years.

Xu Lin's school is the type that gives two days off every two weeks. Just two weeks ago, after school, Xu Lin rescued a little rabbit from a group of thugs on his way home.

It's not really a rescue, since although he looks like a hoodlum, he's actually just a student in the same grade. He was just trying to confess his feelings to her by surrounding the little rabbit. Xu Lin only went up to her and said a few words because the girl's expression looked too much like a scene of school bullying and he was afraid of attracting the teacher's attention.

So strictly speaking, she should have saved those male classmates.

However, in the little rabbit's eyes, Xu Lin became a great hero who saved her life, which was a strange misunderstanding.

. . . . .

"So it was this little bunny that caused your two constantly bickering high school lives?"

Yuzu couldn't help but chime in.

"More or less. You should know the rest better. Why don't you tell me? I'll have a bite first."

"Okay, okay, I'll do it."

"In short, the little rabbit Xu Lin mentioned www, she really is a very cute girl, just like a little rabbit. She has a constitution that makes her particularly prone to getting into trouble, so I was taking special care of her back then."

Yuzu tilted her head, listening intently as Sister Yan chuckled as she recounted the past.

. . . . .

"Rabbit, have you been bullied again?"

At that time, Li Huiyan was almost the leader of the entire school, except for the fact that she was busy preparing for the college entrance examination and had not yet succeeded in becoming a Buddhist senior.