He was the best of the best, a campus legend. In the past, he had existed only in the campus myths passed from student to student. But now he was willingly letting her drag him down to earth, and he never wanted to leave.
He trusted her.
“You’ll never have to explain yourself to me, not in this lifetime,” he said with unwavering conviction.
He loved her.
“To other girls, you’re like the sun among the stars. The moment the sun appears, all the stars disappear.”
“What about at night, when there’s no sun?”
“Then I’ll draw the curtains and look only at you,” he said with a mischievous grin.
He spoiled her.
“I want this one, this one, and this one too,” she said, looking every bit the foodie.
“Sure. I’ll buy them all.”
“You ate two of the three ice creams,” she complained.
“Don’t thank me, honey. I’d gladly take the stomachache for you,” he said with a straight face.
This is the story of a high-IQ campus legend spoiling the low-EQ campus belle he had secretly loved for five years. The moment he won her over, he spoiled her rotten...
Little scenes:
(I)
Su Xuanxuan finally managed to fight her way through the crowd and catch sight of Bai Zhan. But he looked different from usual. Instead of his neat white shirt, he was dressed in a white tracksuit, looking sunny and handsome. Su Xuanxuan felt her heart suddenly swell. Her Bai Zhan looked good in absolutely everything.
Bai Zhan spotted her too. With a light leap, he dodged Shen Mu and scored an effortless dunk. The whole court erupted. Bai Zhan jogged over to Su Xuanxuan, took the towel from around his neck, and gently draped it around her. “You’re here.” His expression and tone were gentler than she had ever seen.
(II)
Bai Ran looked at the makeup scattered across the floor, then poked her little head out from behind Bai Zhan. Pouting, she looked at Su Xuanxuan, who stood before them with her hands on her hips, looking furious. Then she glanced up at her handsome father and, with a little quiver of her lip, burst into tears. Bai Zhan watched his daughter wail loudly without shedding a single tear and barely managed to hold back a laugh. He affectionately ruffled Su Xuanxuan’s hair. “Ranran didn’t do it on purpose. Tell me what you want, and I’ll buy it for you again.”
“Bai Zhan, you’ve spoiled her rotten,” Su Xuanxuan said with a helpless sigh, watching her daughter become more and more disobedient.
“Ranran really knows she did wrong this time, right, Ranran?” Bai Zhan said, turning to look at his daughter, only to find she had already run off.
Crash! The vase Su Xuanxuan had just bought shattered into pieces.
Bai Zhan glanced at Su Xuanxuan, then hurried over and picked up their daughter. “Honey, we’re sorry. I’ll go buy you another one right now...” Then he grabbed their daughter and made a swift escape...