Class Three, See You Tomorrow

On the first day of school, Zhou Hang just wanted to sit at the same table with his elementary school friend Sun Hao. As a result, before his seat was warm, he signed the book collection form that was not counted and had to make another trip for the two missing math books. There are twenty people in class three, sitting next to each other, but their lives are very different. Zhao Tong, who wants to be the squad leader, has to go back to his restaurant to collect the bowls after school; Wu Xiaoyu, who likes to draw, has a picture album that he doesn't want to show his classmates. They competed for ranking in the classroom, borrowed homework, waited for friends in front of the stationery store, quarreled on the side of the court, and hesitated on the way home whether to tell their parents what happened today. From the first to the third year of junior high school, friends will change and seats will change. Some words I regretted as soon as I said them, and some words I didn't find the right opportunity until I graduated. However, school has just started now. "See you tomorrow" is just a sentence that can be fulfilled tomorrow.