Zhang Zhilei showed up, also changed into casual clothes—a red plaid shirt and jeans.
Although she was poised and capable, her looks were completely overshadowed by Zhao Yiyi. Zhang Zhilei followed the path of talent; she was a girl with the potential to become a mathematician. Although she could not compare with the Math-Biology Great Emperor, she was still very impressive.
Song He went out to greet her and took the gift bag from her hand.
Zhang Zhilei's gift was a large bag of mathematics books—or more precisely, a pile of mathematicians' autobiographies.
"You can read them when you have nothing to do, as leisure reading." Zhang Zhilei explained the purpose of the gift. "I originally wanted to give you a bag of exercises, but I didn't know how far you'd gotten in mathematics, so I bought biographies instead."
"Thank you, thank you! I really like them!" Song He welcomed his guests. "Come in, come in! Sit wherever you like. I'll pour you some tea!"
Zhao Yiyi and Zhang Zhilei entered cautiously. Both were slightly embarrassed; after all, it was their first time visiting a boys' dormitory. So this is what a boys' dormitory looks like?
"So many books! Song He, are you opening a bookstore?" Zhao Yiyi stared blankly at the corner.
The corner was piled high with books—over two hundred thick volumes, along with a heap of scattered smaller books stacked together like flood-control sandbags. It was an impressive sight.
"My classmates gave them to me, and some were from graduate students." Song He replied casually. "I've finished a third of them. I'm going to try to chew through all of them before I leave, then donate them all at once. That way, I won't have to lug such heavy things back."
Both girls opened their mouths at