"That boy still had to find Xu Enguang and ask him face-to-face to clear things up."
Zhang Bo thought, wasn't all of that only natural?
"Mm."
Zhuge Yun rubbed his chin.
"You make a good point."
"But the fact is..."
Zhuge Yun spread his hands.
"The two kids never saw each other again."
"So I guess kids really do care that much."
Of course.
It wasn't only kids who could be so "childish."
Plenty of adults drifted apart over things that seemed trivial to everyone else.
"I just didn't expect things to line up so strangely..."
Zhuge Yun seemed to find it... how should he put it? Strangely coincidental?
"It was the one who had a phone, knew which school Xu Enguang went to, and had the upper hand who got upset."
"Xu Enguang couldn't do anything about it."
If Xu Enguang had been the one who got upset...
Then the other boy could have done a lot.
He could have called Xu Enguang.
If he couldn't get through, he could have gone to Xu Enguang's school to look for him.
He could have waited along Xu Enguang's route home from school.
That was how conflicts between people went.
As long as the problem wasn't too serious and one side was willing to make enough effort,
there wasn't a conflict that couldn't be resolved.
"What a shame..."
Zhuge Yun felt sorry for Xu Enguang.
Just when he most needed a friend's company and comfort, his friend stopped showing up in front of him, for a reason even he himself didn't quite understand...
With no way to find his friend and no information to go on, he could be full of hurt, confusion, and anger... and still be unable to do a thing.
He wanted to, but he