Luo Yi met Chen Yan before school started. Chen Yan lowered his eyes and looked at her, with the corners of his mouth raised slightly, with a hint of ridicule and playfulness. Playfulness? Even though they only met once, Luo Yi still couldn't forget it.
Chen Yanbai's wrist was exposed, and his slender fingers handed the kumquat and lemon in front of him, indicating that he would take it away. Luo Yi thanked her at the door of the store. The sun shone on her body. Luo Yi curled her lips and left a mark on Chen Yan's heart.
Later, the milk tea shop without a signboard under the banyan tree hung the word "Shi Yi" on it. The wind blew through the treetops, rustling, and supported "Shi Yi" and her boy.
[The school bully who runs a milk tea shop × the sweet and salty transfer student]
Purpose: It is better to wait for the wind to come than to chase it.