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Every time they were at home, it felt like a disaster zone; they could practically tear the place apart. The noise was incessant, and there was never a moment of peace. Even she couldn't find a moment to herself—well, not completely. She could manage maybe one or two hours of sleep amidst the chaos. Each time, she would be so frustrated that she felt like jumping up and down. She thought she might have developed a fear of children; just seeing them made her dizzy.
So after starting college, she decided to live on campus. If she had to live with those unruly kids, she would surely go insane.
Chen Ruoying chuckled at Bai Anran's words. She had met Bai Anran's nephews and nieces a couple of times, and they were indeed more mischievous than the average child.
"Not every kid is as wild as yours. Some children can be quite adorable; you could just say your family is particularly lucky that all those kids ended up with you," Chen Ruoying said with a smile.
Sang Yu chimed in, having caught on to the conversation. "Actually, it's not too bad. Teachers tend to have a natural authority, so when they get angry, the kids are usually quite scared of them."
Thinking back to her own childhood, she understood that sometimes children would listen to teachers when they wouldn’t heed their parents' words; a teacher's single command could outweigh ten from a parent.
"Sang Sang, how did you meet Lu Jingzhi?" Chen Ruoying asked, genuinely curious about how these two came together. She felt they seemed like an unlikely pair.
"Yeah, Sister Sangyu, how did you guys meet?" Bai Anran echoed her curiosity.
Sang Yu replied hesitantly, "Well, actually we went to high school together."
"Oh! So you two are high school classmates!" Chen Ruoying nodded in understanding. It made sense that Lu Jingzhi would know such a well-behaved girl if they attended the same school.
Bai Anran then asked, "Sister Sangyu, I heard that Lu Jingzhi was the heartthrob of your high school. Did many girls write him love letters? Is that true?"
Sang Yu chuckled lightly. "Yes, he was quite popular in high school. His desk was always filled with love letters every day. Even during their relationship, he received letters constantly. However, Lu Jingzhi usually tossed them aside without reading."
Bai Anran pressed further, "What about you? Sister Sangyu, did you like him back then?"
Sang Yu hesitated—how could she answer that? Should she tell Bai Anran that from the moment she first saw Lu Jingzhi, she had secretly admired him? That they had even dated once before rekindling their romance? No—this time it was only her old feelings; he had never cared for her in the past.
Just as Sang Yu was struggling to find an answer, Lu Jingzhi walked over at that moment. "What are you all chatting about so animatedly?"
Chen Ruoying teased him, "We were asking Sang Sang if it’s true that many girls wrote you love letters back in high school."
Lu Jingzhi raised an eyebrow at this question and glanced at Sang Yu. She turned her head away shyly; she hadn’t said anything.
"Is there even a need to ask? I was the heartthrob of high school; it’s only natural for someone to write me love letters," Lu Jingzhi said with a hint of self-satisfaction.
Bai Anran rolled her eyes and muttered under her breath, "I really don’t know what Sister Sangyu sees in you. You’re only decent-looking."
"My Sang Sang's monther st admire my handsome demeanor and my considerate nature! Unlike you with your poor taste for someone like Qi Yan Che with his zombie-like face," Lu Jingzhi shot back.
"What’s wrong with Yan Che? He’s way better looking than you and has a lovely personality—he’s better in every way!" Bai Anran shot up in indignation.
"Stop!!!"
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