Flying Eagle

[End of text] At the 100-day swearing-in ceremony, all the girls in the school looked at Chi Ying with fascination as he spoke as an outstanding student. His shirt is white, his temperament is sharp, he has won numerous world awards in the field of mathematics and physics, and his grades are among the best. He is a well-deserved recommended student to a prestigious school. The best friend whispered to Su Miao: "When we get off stage later, the girl next to me will confess to him." Sure enough, when the meeting ended, a girl blushed and confessed her love to Chi Ying. He refused politely and gracefully: "You are very beautiful and deserve better scenery to accompany you." Being gently rejected by Chi Ying has become a dream for girls. Su Miao turned and left expressionlessly. At noon, by the deserted corridor, Chi Ying was playing with the lighter cap, looking at her with sticky eyes, and smiling like a yuppie: "Are you angry?" "Afraid I promise her?" … As we all know, Chi Ying is handsome, modest, gentle and decent, and is a well-deserved male god in the eyes of all girls. Except Su Miao. He was good to everyone, but he was only evil to her. … On the night of the graduation carnival, everyone was looking for Chi Ying, waiting for him to toast to the teacher with him. However, no one knew that in the deserted back garden, Chi Ying, who was slightly drunk, pressed Su Miao against the wall and played with the bow on her skirt with his fingertips—— "Kiss me." * Su Miao's diary—— At the 100-day swearing-in ceremony, the person I like stood on the stage with everyone's attention, and shouted youthfully and wantonly: "The eagle flaps its wings and flies in the sky, and the sky is high and the sky is high for me to fly." He is an unruly eagle, and I can only look up to him forever. Until that day, the eagle landed next to me. Never flew away again. He, a humble and secretly in love with the poor heroine vs. A jealous male protagonist who blatantly prefers to protect his shortcomings. ——Next article "Little Green Plum"———— Xue Li is a very ordinary girl, wearing black-rimmed glasses and a bob haircut. Her slim body is covered by a tube-shaped school uniform. He's not too smart, and even getting into a prestigious university took a lot of effort. However, as soon as she stepped onto the university campus, Xue Li instantly became the center of attention. There are two major campus bosses at Beiyang University, one is her brother Xue Ci, and the other is her childhood sweetheart and neighbor Chen Xize who always quarrels with her. Xue Li:? What's wrong with this world. From then on, love letters from all the girls in the school were stuffed into Xue Li's hands. Among them, 10 letters were addressed to her brother, and 990 were addressed to Chen Xize. "..." In the milk tea shop, Xue Li saw a girl from the liberal arts department confessing to Chen Xize. The young man sat casually on the high chair, lowered his head and chewed a cigarette. His expression was lazy, cold and attractive—— "Sorry, my heart belongs to me." Xiehua asked reluctantly: "Who is she?" Xue Li bought milk tea and left secretly without any sense of existence, but was grabbed by her evil villain. The young man put one hand around her neck behind his back, as if he wanted to strangle her to death: "Let me introduce you, this is my childhood sweetheart, who I have been in love with for many years, and I am chasing after her." … Xue Li originally thought that Chen Xize was using her to block his gun, but she didn't expect that one day he would actually confess to her. In the classroom, she looked at the boy's handsome features as he approached, and asked in a trembling voice, "Are you crazy?" Chen Xize looked at her lips with unfinished meaning and raised the corners of his lips: "Yes." I want you, I want you crazy. * Recommended articles for gay friends: On the side of the sleeve, "The Daily Life of an Ancient Swordsman Raising a Family [From Ancient Times to Today]" Lao Na is a vegetarian: "The Little Restaurant at the End of the Galaxy" Purpose: Positive influence and mutual redemption in the growth of youth