Although the girl looked like she was running for her life, she was actually not moving very fast, and Duanmu Huai and the others caught up with her effortlessly. At that moment, she was clutching her schoolbag and trembling incessantly in front of the railway tracks, looking as pitiful as a small animal drenched by the rain.
Duanmu Huai walked over and patted her on the shoulder.
"Yo."
"----!"
The girl jumped when he patted her shoulder and hurriedly turned around. When she saw Duanmu Huai and Ya Naijian, she froze for a moment.
"Do you remember us? We played rock-paper-scissors with you that day?"
"Ah, yes..."
The girl clearly had no idea why Duanmu Huai had come looking for her, but she still nodded.
"Speaking of which, what happened to you? Did something happen?"
"No, it's nothing..."
Faced with Duanmu Huai's question, the girl lowered her head. Most people might have taken the hint and left, but Duanmu Huai was different... If something was bothering her, she might as well talk about it and let everyone have a little fun.
"It's not a good place to talk. Come on."
As he spoke, Duanmu Huai grabbed the girl's hand and forcibly dragged her to a nearby Coffee Shop. Although Ya Naijian and Chitanda felt that this was not quite appropriate, they still followed along.
Even after sitting down, the girl continued clutching her schoolbag tightly, looking nervous and uneasy. It was understandable. In her eyes, she and Duanmu Huai's group had only met once, and they had no reason to care this much about her.
"I know what you're thinking."
Duanmu Huai sipped his tea as he looked at the girl.
"Actually, we aren't familiar with each other. We've only met once, and we're merely students from the same school.