Su Weiyi didn’t say anything, forced a smile, and went to wash up. Su Man rolled her eyes where Zhang Ziyu couldn’t see and sat down at the desk by herself.
Zhang Ziyu made a racket, changed her clothes, and seed to be about to go out.
"I’m going shopping, do you guys want anything? I’ll bring it for you."
Su Weiyi was still washing her face, with cleanser all over her face, and shook her head: "No, thanks."
Su Man also shook her head, and Zhang Ziyu ignored them as she grabbed her bag and left.
After Su Weiyi finished washing her face and applying her skincare products, Su Man cursed loudly: "Damn."
Su Weiyi turned to look at her, and Su Man irritably scratched her head: "Xiao Yi, I’m not mad at you."
Su Weiyi smiled: "I know."
Su Man seed genuinely annoyed and leaned against the tal staircase: "Xiao Yi, you have no idea, Xiao Ran has been acting strange these past few days, going out early and coming back late, sotis not at all, yet she never wakes us up when she leaves. Just one day, maybe when Xiao Ran left, she didn’t pay attention, closed the door a bit loudly, and that was that. But today? What the hell."
Su Weiyi chuckled and said nothing.
Before going to university, she had heard about all sorts of strange conflicts between university roommates, but she never took it seriously.
Because her mother’s university roommates were great, her Aunt’s relationship with her mother was still like sisters.
Su Weiyi longed for that kind of life, which was one reason she insisted on living in a dorm. But now looking back... it seed she was too naive.
She wouldn’t comfort Su Man, nor say sothing like "Forget it, she’s just in a bad mood."
Mood is one’s own, and having a temper is not her fault, but venting that temper indiscriminately on others is not right.
Su Weiyi sat down at the desk after freshening up and had just opened her laptop when her phone rang.
It was a ssage from Si Xia, who agreed with Su Weiyi’s spontaneous idea from last night.
Inspired by Qing Ci, Su Weiyi wanted to turn so little stories between her and Sheng Yanxiao into Q-version comics and post them on Weibo. She thought it might even attract so fans, and it could also be a practice in case she really pursued a career in comics.
Si Xia agreed and gave Su Weiyi so suggestions from an editor’s perspective.
Su Weiyi fully accepted them and added a reminder for Si Xia not to tell Sheng Yanxiao about it.
First, she wasn’t sure what her drawings would look like and felt a little embarrassed, and second, if it succeeded, she wanted to surprise him.
Si Xia laughed heartily on the other end and then wistfully said, "Ah... childhood sweetheart love, so envious."
Her words inspired Su Weiyi, and she decided to title it: "Here Cos the Childhood Sweetheart, Where Did the Other Go?"
Su Weiyi found her own title nauseating but still secretly posted it.
The reason she ca up with such a cliché title was thanks to Chen Ajia. Ever since they beca close, she’d been influenced by the novels Chen Ajia liked, making it effortless to co up with such a title now.
Being an art student, she had all the tools like a drawing tablet ready at hand. Su Weiyi didn’t want her roommates to know, so when Su Man said after lunch that she was going to visit old classmates at the nearby school that afternoon, the dorm beca Su Weiyi’s domain.
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