"Chu Chu and I have known each other since childhood, so there's no need to say much about how well we coordinate. As for you, you're older than me, so I'll call you Big Brother Xia. But judging from your swordsmanship, your background is strange—sometimes strong, sometimes weak. Why is that?" Bei Hu Yun looked at me curiously.
"Hehe, it's nice to meet you, Miss Bei Hu. Actually, my entire school is like this. Our performance is unstable, which is why we need to coordinate with others to bring out our strength." I smiled cheerfully, trying to appear as harmonious as possible.
"Oh..." Bei Hu Yun glanced at Mao Chu Chu and me, then suddenly smiled. "Chu Chu, you like Big Brother Xia, don't you? And Big Brother Xia likes you too, right? That's why the two of you coordinate so well, isn't it? Watching you is like watching drifting clouds and flowing water. Neither of you can do without the other!"
Mao Chu Chu's face immediately flushed bright red. But after secretly glancing at me, she still said awkwardly, "N-No way. It's just that, somehow, my swordsmanship happens to match his. Every time I want to go somewhere, he seems able to guess it. Maybe it's... it's just luck?"
Bei Hu Yun covered her mouth and giggled, looking adorable. "There can't be such unending luck. Big Brother Xia must be deliberately coordinating with you. Here, Big Brother Xia, isn't that right?"
This little fox isn't easy to fool. Mao Chu Chu was more of a sweet, innocent fool. But I wasn't exactly a pushover either, so I laughed and said, "More or less. Filling in each other's gaps with Chu Chu feels very comfortable. Wherever she goes, I can easily read her movements. As for whether I like her,