Class Three.
It’s lunchti now, but except for the students who went out to et their physiological needs, no one else has left their seat.
Looking around, everyone is diligently writing.
The whole classroom is very quiet, with only the sound of pens scratching on test papers.
Twelfth grade—even the most mischievous students have started taking things seriously.
This sester determines the direction of their future lives.
These young people, around eighteen years old, have begun to understand that they must take responsibility for their own lives.
"Changhuan, soone is looking for you." The crisp voice of a classmate near the window interrupted everyone’s thoughts.
Many people looked up curiously, and saw the boy standing outside the window.
The weather had begun to warm up, Lin Ze had taken off his thick coat and wore a light jacket, exuding the full flavor of youth.
Gu Shengyin put down her pen, frowned, and glanced at Lin Ze outside the window. She looked at the curious eyes of many classmates in the class, resignedly put down her pen, and walked towards the classroom door.
Lin Ze stood outside the classroom, watching Gu Shengyin.
After over a month without seeing her, he was looking at Gu Shengyin seriously for the first ti.
The girl in front of him didn’t have her hair tied in a ponytail like most girls, nor did she let her smooth black hair fall behind her ears.
Her hairstyle was always exquisitely done, seemingly changing every two or three months.
Her face showed traces of light makeup, not exaggerated.
Today, she wore small silver cross earrings.
A matching cross necklace around her neck, a gray T-shirt, cropped jeans, a long windbreaker, and even a rather ostentatious ring on her left hand.
She had a street-ready look that could easily be photographed.
"What’s the matter with ?" Gu Shengyin asked.
Lin Ze snapped out of it and asked, "I wanted to know if you have ti after school?"
Gu Shengyin thought for a mont, and shook her head: "My family has hired a tutor, and the ti is fixed every day."
Lin Ze was persistent: "What about during the holidays?"
Gu Shengyin replied, "I’ve promised my dad to visit my grandpa in another city during the holidays this month, so I don’t have ti."
She frowned and asked, "Is there sothing you need?"
Lin Ze wanted to say yes.
But looking at Gu Shengyin’s sowhat pale cheeks, he could see she was very tired from studying during this ti.
If he confessed to her at this mont, would it affect her studies?
He pondered it and figured it probably would.
He swallowed back the words he was about to say, and said: "It’s nothing important."
Gu Shengyin looked at him suspiciously, unable to discern anything from his expressionless face, then nodded and said: "Alright. If there’s nothing, I need to go back to the classroom; I still have several test papers to finish."
Lin Ze could only say, "Okay, you go, I’ll go back to class too."
Then, he watched Gu Shengyin turn away, enter the classroom, and bury herself in the pile of papers like everyone else.
Not once did she look back at him.
Seeing her like this suddenly made Lin Ze feel a bit anxious.
He recalled Song Tao’s words: "A person’s heart can grow weary. She might be willing to wait for two years for you to turn around, but not necessarily for another two years."
No, it won’t be.
He reassured himself.
After the college entrance exams, he would confess to her.
Everything is still not too late.
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