Fang Hui wasn't stupid. Of course she knew Qiao Ran was planning to make one for Chen Xun.
But she thought Wang Yue was absolutely right. They still had three years to spend together, and they couldn't let their relationships sour.
So Fang Hui glanced at Chen Xun, a faint smile on her face, and said,
"You can tell me which anime characters you like, and I'll draw them for you later."
Chen Xun understood that she'd said it for his sake. He looked at Fang Hui and realized he seemed like a child, not nearly as mature as she was.
He felt deeply sorry for the way he'd bullied Fang Hui a while back.
Fang Hui, though, hadn't given it much thought. After speaking to Chen Xun, she turned to Wang Yue and asked,
"Wang Yue, could you write down that story you mentioned? Or you could tell it to me in detail."
Lin Jiamo quickly chimed in, "Yeah, yeah! I want to hear it too. I love basketball, so I'll definitely know whether the story's any good."
Since they both wanted to hear it so much, Wang Yue adapted the basketball anime Basketball Fire, changing the setting to match their own Experimental Middle School.
Of course, Wang Yue couldn't tell the whole story. He only told them a little, since they still had class.
At first, Wang Yue didn't think much of it. It was just something to do during breaks. But he soon regretted it.
It wasn't just Fang Hui and Lin Jiamo who loved the story. The rest of the class did too, and suddenly Wang Yue became the center of attention every break. Even when he went to the bathroom, people followed him.
Of course, they weren't following him to listen. They needed to use