Once upon a time, there was a careless boy from the north who met a girl from Hong Kong. They did volunteer work together, going to the freezing Northeast to help protect tigers.
The boys took advantage of the geographical advantage of the northerners to find clean water as much as possible, so that the girls could wash their long hair and take as many baths as possible every day. After returning to the base every once in a while, the boy would make morning tea for the girl. He liked to mix coffee and milk tea and drink it, so he naturally made this kind of thing for her.
At work, the down-to-earth and generous special boy and the beautiful and independent special girl admire each other.
The boy's confused sister is only twenty years old and a reader of romance novels. Knowing that my brother came to see the tiger, he was so anxious that he flew over like an arrow during the winter vacation.
The two of them drank that drink every day when they returned to the base. The boy made it for the girl to drink. The girl was very sweet and distressed, and she felt uncomfortable every time she drank it.
The boys also noticed something seemed wrong with the drink.
But the days passed unspeakably, and in a blink of an eye, the event was over, and it was also the day for the girl to return to the island.
"Brother, Hong Kong girls are actually very proud."
"You don't know Hong Kong people at all."
"Yishu, Zhang Xiaoxian, and now Miyuki are all my close friends."
The brother ignored the nonsense of the little girl and continued to make him coffee and milk tea with the phone under his arm. "We haven't reached the point where it doesn't matter whether she is proud," he said melancholy.
"Then if you drink Yuanyang every day, will you feel tired or not, or feel numb or numb?"
Boys correspond to the strangeness of girls.
Mandarin duck?
Needless to say what happened next.
Yuanyang, what a good name.