If It Turns Out That We Are Not Familiar with Each Other

Introduction to the work "How to Prove We Are Not Familiar" is a story about temptation, pulling and dangerous attraction that takes place in an aristocratic campus where precocious people gather. (Yes When top students who are accustomed to using a sense of distance to protect themselves and observe the world meet the "perfect deskmate" who seems bright and public but is actually unpredictable, a silent taming game quietly begins. From the injunction "Don't turn the pen", to a mint with unknown meaning, to the unspoken glances in the corridor - those seemingly random teases are all carefully calculated approaches. Here, calmness is both armor and weakness; being at ease is an appearance, or it may be a disguise to be at a loss. When the rules are broken and the boundaries become blurred, who is the real controller in this high-intelligence and emotional game? This is a story about how "special" is defined. Is it the only gaze in the crowd that looks at you, is it the implication that only you can decipher, or is it when everyone thinks you are inaccessible, that person is the only one who can easily hold your wrist and ask with a smile: "Puppy, don't you listen to your master?" Welcome to the adolescent battlefield of perfume, whispers and secret rules. Here, no one knows the answer until the chalk dust falls.