Xiao Xueer absentmindedly clutched the floral apron she was wearing, seeming lost in thought.
Whether the apron was too short or she was simply too tall, its hem only covered her shorts. Most of her thighs were exposed, making it look like a skirt and showing off a pair of long, straight, snowy-white legs that were almost dazzling.
A moment later, she let go of the apron. "We should have enough time. We'll be juniors next semester, and the course load for junior year is light. We can definitely keep working part-time. It won't be as busy as before, no matter what. But if we spread our energy around, we'll inevitably be less focused on one thing or the other. I don't know if the company will have any objections. Either way, if we decide to do it, we'll definitely convince them."
An You nodded along.
Suddenly, she paused and furrowed her brows, looking displeased. "Xueer, why are you so easily swayed by this guy? One sentence and you're practically ready to make up your mind."
"Hm? What are you planning to do, Xiao You? Are you thinking of giving up your part-time job at the internet company?"
"I, I..." An You stammered. "It's not like I need to give it up! I'm studying business administration in college, so this is basically practical experience! And I think we'll need some kind of internship certificate when we start our internships senior year. I can get them to stamp one for me here, and it's even related to my major!"
"I see. I'll get back to serving the food," Xiao Xueer said coolly, as if she understood everything. She wiped her hands and headed back to the kitchen.
An You was left looking disgruntled.
An Yang paused, then sighed. "You two are