At noon, in the cafeteria.
Lu Ze, Sui Yan, and Tang Yunqin were eating together. Su Tingxi's class seemed to have run late, and he still hadn't come over.
"Hey, when do you think we'll go to Upper Capital after the National College Entrance Examination? I want to watch the flag-raising ceremony."
With rice still in his mouth, Sui Yan mumbled indistinctly.
"I want to see it too, but I'll most likely go with my parents. We'll move to Upper Capital together then."
After thinking for a moment, Lu Ze spoke. Come on, who wouldn't want to watch a flag-raising ceremony in Tiananmen Square in Upper Capital?
Tang Yunqin bit her chopsticks.
"I can't say. It'll depend on what my parents decide."
Sui Yan stroked his chin.
"If that's the case, my dad might have me go with you guys. We're driving there, right?"
"Yeah, driving."
"Then that should be it. I'll go back and see if my dad can discuss it with your dad. Though it's strange—my dad clearly doesn't like you, but whenever he knows I'm with you, he's always relieved. I have no idea why."
Lu Ze put down his chopsticks and replied helplessly.
"Because your dad knows that even if I take you to do things he doesn't like, I'll know where to draw the line. And I won't take you to do anything genuinely bad."
"At most, we'll just fool around a little and run around more."
Lu Ze spread his hands.
Sui Yan curled his lips. "True."
"Then should we go out and have some fun after the National College Entrance Examination? We've lived in Chang'an City for so long, but we really haven't gone out much."
There was longing in Tang Yunqin's eyes. It was true—Chang'an City had so many famous historical sites,