Do Men and Women Have Pure Friendship?

When they arrived at the Literature Department classroom, Luo Ye followed Song Ruo and sat in the front row.

There had originally been only two people sitting at the side of the front row: Song Ruo and Long Jin.

Song Ruo sat there because she could hear more clearly from the front row, while Long Jin was simply there to keep her company.

When Long Jin saw Luo Ye enter the classroom, her eyes visibly filled with surprise.

When the teacher lecturing at the podium saw Luo Ye, her brows lifted ever so slightly.

Whether there was one more or one fewer person in class did not affect her lecture, but every teacher in the Literature Department had heard of Luo Ye.

During his freshman year, Luo Ye's Chinese Teacher had mentioned in the office that this student possessed an exceptionally high level of creative ability.

At the same time, there was also a female student in Luo Ye's class who was an excellent reciter, named Tang Enqi.

This teacher was named Yang Tao. She was a young Literature Department instructor, twenty-nine years old, with a master's degree in literature from Qingbei University and many years of teaching experience.

She wore red-framed glasses, had short hair, and wore a black short-sleeved dress. She looked very stern.

Luo Ye was completely absorbed in the text she was teaching.

Her voice was lovely, and her speaking ability was professional-grade. She perfectly brought out the original charm of the text, while making her lessons easy to understand.

The text was titled Rainy Alley, an essay suited for recitation.

Yang Tao first recited it herself, then looked down at the students and said, "Next, form groups of eight. I'll give you half an hour to freely practice reciting this piece."

Hearing that, Luo Ye