Star Fragments in School Uniform Pockets

Name: Star Fragments in School Uniform Pockets
Author: Asc

by Asc

ongoing Young Adult Campus Life Female Lead

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712words2chapters

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Ch. 2 — Untitled Chapter

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About This Novel

In a physics class in junior high school, I drew a wrong refraction diagram and was punished by the teacher. I imitated the awkward appearance of a zombie walking, which made the whole class laugh. Only Xu Youze sat quietly in his seat, with gentleness and understanding in his eyes. At that moment, his kindness hit my heart, and it also ignited my fighting spirit: in terms of grades, I must surpass him! I studied hard day and night, and when the results of the high school entrance examination were released, I was admitted to the same high school as him. I thought it was just a casual acquaintance. During a club activity, the two of us were forced to form a team and fight against each other. This is where the story really begins... When I was in junior high school, my attention to Xu Youze started from his kindness. There was also an embarrassment in class. Everyone was looking at my joke, but his eyes were full of kindness. Being competitive, I immediately set the flag: I must beat him in studies! After burning the midnight oil and studying hard at night, I finally got admitted to the same high school as him. Who would have thought that an accidental experience of being at the same table started the "war" and "laughter" between us. Those days of competing and growing up with each other were more exciting than youth movies! Help! In junior high school, I noticed Xu Youze because of an embarrassing class. His kind eyes at that time directly planted the seeds of "not giving up" in my heart. I vowed to compare with him in terms of grades! Later, I actually entered the same high school as him. I thought he was aloof and hard to get close to. Who knew that during a campus event, we were assigned to a group. From disliking each other to having perfect tacit understanding, who knows the contrast!