When Su Che transformed into Su Luo, who always sat in the last row, he thought that all that was left in his life was "hiding from chalk heads" and "taking the blame."
Until she discovered that Chen Yanzhi, the scholar who was as cold as ice at the desk in front of her, would always tap the tip of his pen on the textbook when she was stuck by a question; he would "accidentally" drop the draft paper filled with problem-solving steps at her feet; even the old eraser that he had treasured for two years would always "just happen to" land on the corner of her desk.
Later, she turned over the old note from the original owner and saw the timid words: "When he said thank you to me, his eyelashes trembled."
It turns out that being aloof is not a dislike, but an unspoken concern that has been hidden for a long time.
