● Small-town fiction | Childhood friends | High school
● Mischievous hearing-impaired girl vs. cool, prickly electric guitarist
After being bullied, Wen Ting transferred back to Nanan Town. The air in Xiaobeigang was fresh and dry, and the bamboo grove swayed in the wind.
Next door, at Xiaobeigang No. 2, lived a cool, aloof, and lazy boy who played guitar. He was quiet and bad-tempered, but handsome, and shone like a star onstage.
Getting close to Zhang Zhou was like taming a stubborn, prickly dog. You had to win his sympathy and keep his temper in check.
One day, Wen Ting's hearing aid went missing. With her sense of security gone, she looked as pitiful as a lamb waiting for the slaughter.
Zhang Zhou stood in the wind, his short hair blown straight up. His tone was lazy but brash. "Call me Brother Zhou, and I'll take care of it."
But she called him by his full name with complete seriousness. "Zhang Zhou, don't get into a fight."
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In the second semester of senior year, class representative Wen Ting sat next to Zhang Zhou, who had always ranked at the bottom of their exams.
This boy treated class like a natural lullaby, and even the teachers couldn't control him. Suddenly, he began memorizing classical texts and vocabulary, filling his once-blank books with notes and highlighted key points.
"Why aren't you memorizing this passage?"
Zhang Zhou lifted his eyelids. "It's too long. I don't want to."
Wen Ting frowned and lowered her eyes, looking disappointed. "You have to memorize it."
Zhang Zhou couldn't stand that expression. He clicked his tongue, wagged his invisible tail, and said, "I memorized it last night. I just couldn't get it right."
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Likewise, Wen Ting knew exactly how to get her naughty dog to come back.
She sent a simple text, like tossing out a bone to lure someone who'd left into returning.
Zhang Zhou rushed over with his luggage, only to find the girl sitting beneath the eaves, enjoying the shade with a palm-leaf fan. Her little scheme had worked, and she smiled, dimples showing.
So angry he couldn't even complain, he could only surrender. "You really are something."
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● Both leads' first and only partners, happy ending
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Theme: Even when mired in the mud, keep looking up at the sky
Honestly, how were the results? There is really a big difference in educational resources between vocational high school and general high school, but mental state is also very important. It is great that the heroine has not been depressed for two years. Her parents ignore all kinds of unknowns. The heroine is so brave to make this decision and she made the right bet. Although she is a vocational high school, she is quite friendly.
The male protagonist is really tough, hahaha
By the way, why didn't the author make a comment? 🧋