Seeing Chi Xiuke blink as if she was about to speak, Liuli changed the subject.
The girl was shy, so it was best not to overdo the praise.
"Which guy has that girl Wa Wa set her sights on this time?"
"The owner of a flower shop."
Chi Xiuke replied instinctively.
Then she asked in confusion, "You don't know?"
"No."
Liuli sounded perfectly justified.
"When she came to tell me, I turned her down right away."
"I didn't give her a chance to tell me in detail about the guy she'd fallen for this time."
Chi Xiuke: ...
"The owner of a flower shop?"
Liuli looked a little surprised. "Doesn't she like older or younger students?"
"..."
After hesitating for a moment, Chi Xiuke repeated Wa Wa's exact words. "Wa Wa said the flower-shop owner was a super handsome flower boy."
"Like a prince who stepped out of a TV romance—or no, a Mary Sue novel."
Liuli: ...
"What should we do?"
"Is that girl's problem getting worse?"
"Should we find a way to cure her?"
Chi Xiuke: ...
She smiled wryly.
Looking at Wa Wa's starry eyes and radiant face back then, then hearing those words, honestly, she'd found her feelings hard to describe.
"Xiuxiu."
Xiao Xiao reminded the two girls, "The snow's coming down harder."
"Let's find somewhere to get out of the snow."
The group hurried over to the nearest teaching building.
"Oh!"
Liuli brushed the snow off herself and looked up at the sky. "I didn't notice, and now it's snowing so hard."
"I wonder how long it'll last?"
"Do you think it'll stick?"
"I hope it does."
"But snow rarely sticks when it falls during the day..."
Liuli muttered to herself.
Chi Xiuke looked apologetically at Xiao Xiao.