Meng Haiyang looked at Cheng Lang with some concern. "You missed so many classes this semester. Are you sure you won't fail?"
Cheng Lang grinned and showed Meng Haiyang the chocolate in his palm. "I won't fail. Someone gave me this."
Meng Haiyang did not quite understand the logic between the two. He looked like he wanted to say something but held back. In the end, he said, "Where are you planning to go this winter break? If you have nowhere to go, you can come home with me."
Cheng Lang shook his head. "I have somewhere to go."
Meng Haiyang added, "Then for the New Year—"
"I have somewhere to go for the New Year too," Cheng Lang said with a smile.
Meng Haiyang stared at Cheng Lang for a while, then sighed helplessly. "All right. Take good care of yourself."
After a pause, Meng Haiyang could not help asking, "Do you really not plan to look for your biological parents?"
Cheng Lang gave Meng Haiyang a slightly strange look. He had noticed that Meng Haiyang seemed particularly concerned about this matter.
"I'm doing just fine on my own." Cheng Lang smiled as he tested Meng Haiyang. "Besides, so many years have passed. Who knows whether they're even alive? Even if they are, what kind of conscience could people who abandoned a baby without hesitation possibly have? What if I searched and searched only to find a pair of awful parents? Am I tired of having such an easy life?"
Meng Haiyang frowned, looking uncomfortable. "How can you be so certain your parents abandoned you back then? What if they had other reasons, other difficulties?"
Cheng Lang studied Meng Haiyang's expression carefully. Only after Meng Haiyang began to look uneasy did he chuckle and say meaningfully, "Unless I was