This story is also known as "What Do You Do After Asking the Same Person for Their WeChat Twice?"
Girl pursues boy | Extra sweet | Adorable honey-tongued girl vs. aloof, sharp-tongued guy
If time could turn back,
Yu Yu would never have asked for someone's WeChat
before she had even opened her eyes.
With a blush, she shyly lowered her head and scanned the code.
A crisp "beep" sounded,
and she saw, clear as day, on her WeChat screen,
a name buried at the bottom of her contacts.
Zhou Lingxian, Archaeology Department, Class of 2018.
Her shy, bashful expression turned blank in an instant.
Her friends around her were still excitedly asking if she had added him.
Yu Yu silently lowered her phone.
After looking through their chat history, which consisted of no more than three lines,
it was easy to figure out:
this was the handsome guy whose WeChat she'd asked for just a week ago.
The guy was still having a meal with his friends. After she scanned the code, he calmly took his phone back and shot her a glance that was almost a smile.
A friend beside him asked who she was.
Zhou Lingxian replied coolly, "She came to me to get her eyes treated."
Yu Yu, whose toes were still desperately digging into the ground beside him, took ten thousand points of damage.
The first night after adding him on WeChat,
Yu Yu stared at their empty chat window, utterly distraught.
Then she switched to her chat with her best friend and furiously typed:
It's over! He must think I'm a total flirt!
Out in the field conducting an archaeological survey, Zhou Lingxian suddenly heard his phone dinging nonstop. He opened it and nearly had his eyes blinded by the wall of black text.
It was just about dinnertime. A fellow student asked him what he wanted to eat.
Zhou Lingxian calmly looked up from the flood of messages,
then cooked himself a dish with his own hands.
Later, everyone saw a new post on Zhou Lingxian's Moments, which he had never posted on before. He'd shared a picture of the dinner he'd made himself, along with the words: "Stir-fried shredded radish."
Theme: Finding yourself