Sunlight shone against the windows, and birds chirped softly. A new day arrived right on schedule.
Jun Wangchen rose early as usual and went to the track field to meditate and cultivate.
Today, however, he saw no sign of Mo Duoduo. Remembering their last contest, he could not help feeling a little exasperated.
It's just as well she's not here. At least she won't pester me for another match and give me a headache.
After cultivating at the track field until eight, Jun Wangchen stopped and headed to the cafeteria for a steaming bowl of egg tart noodles.
He had just finished eating when his Groundhog Phone suddenly rang. Someone was calling.
Jun Wangchen picked it up and saw, to his surprise, that the caller was Zi Hanyan.
Puzzled, he answered. "Hello?"
"Jun, are you free right now? A friend of mine hasn't been feeling well lately. I'd like you to come and take a look at her." Zi Hanyan's sweet voice came through the phone.
Jun Wangchen paused. "What's wrong with her?"
"Well, it might be hard to explain over the phone. We're at the leisure café on the street behind campus. Could you come over?" Zi Hanyan sounded awkward, as though her friend's problem was difficult to discuss.
"Sure, I'll be right there." Jun Wangchen paused but asked no further questions. He stood and headed toward the café behind campus.
Along the way, Jun Wangchen collected quite a few flyers. Most of the people handing them out were students earning a little extra money in their spare time over the weekend.
He never turned them down. Whenever someone offered him a flyer, he reached out to take it and gave them a handsome smile.
After all, as a handsome gentleman, everything he did fell within the realm of