Yin Guo was so moved by Wang Yue's sweet words that her eyes reddened at once. She threw herself into his arms without a second thought and couldn't help crying.
Wang Yue hadn't expected Yin Guo to be so easily moved. He quickly wrapped his arms around her and gently coaxed her with a smile. "All right, your classmates are watching. Anyone who doesn't know the story might think I bullied you."
Only after Wang Yue reminded her did Yin Guo come to her senses. She'd been so overwhelmed that she'd forgotten they were at school. She quickly let go of him, but still couldn't bear to let him leave.
She held Wang Yue's hand, unsure what to do. After a long while, she finally worked up the courage and said, a little shyly, "A Yue, come inside and take a photo with me."
Wang Yue admired Yin Guo's boldness, so he stayed and took pictures with her. At first, other people took photos of the two of them. Later, Wang Yue took on the role of photographer, helping Yin Guo pose with her classmates.
Wang Yue was fairly well-known in basketball circles now, but he'd never played in the NBA. And the NBA hadn't been as popular in China in recent years as it had been when Yao Ming was playing, so many of the students didn't recognize him.
But Wang Yue was such a good photographer that once the students saw how great his candid shots were, they gathered around Yin Guo and asked him to take more pictures for them to remember graduation by.
So on graduation day, Yin Guo, who rarely spent time with her classmates because of her frequent training, became the most popular person in the class thanks to her boyfriend.
Yin Guo knew