But as he took his backpack off his shoulder and was about to put it into the desk, he suddenly noticed that there was already something stuffed inside: chocolate.
Two were obviously store-bought, while one seemed to be handmade.
"Since I left home, there have already been four more..." Dark took a deep breath and temporarily put the three boxes of chocolate into his backpack as well.
He did not intend to open them in the classroom.
"Dark, Dark!"
Diana suddenly turned around excitedly.
Dark looked up in confusion. "Hm?"
With a "Heh," Diana fished a box of chocolate out from below and waved it around in front of him.
It was as if she were saying, "Look, I'm popular too!"
Regardless of gender, one needed to demonstrate their value to attract the opposite sex.
Rose also pulled two boxes of chocolate from her drawer, looking awkward. "What should we do with these?"
She had actually still been thinking about how to give away her little rabbit chocolate, and had never expected to receive this sort of chocolate from others herself.
But unlike Diana's carefree attitude, she only found it troublesome.
"When we leave, just put the chocolate on the desk."
Dark glanced at her and casually offered a suggestion.
Rose was still too thin-skinned. Once she became more seasoned in the future, she probably would not have such troubles anymore.
After all, receiving gifts on Valentine's Day and not returning them on White Valentine's Day was something popular boys and girls had to endure every year.
After receiving enough of them, they would get used to it.
"Mm."
Rose nodded slightly, her cheeks faintly red.
She had blushed so many times that morning that even she had lost count.
Diana slapped the chocolate in her hand onto the desk