C2 I Don't Want to Go

The math teacher was stunned by Yu Yuanqing's chain of fire for a long time. He looked at the mirror in his hand and placed it on Yu Yuanqing's table. He said, "Take a picture!"

At the back of the table, he nudged Yu Yuanqing's back, gave him a thumbs up, then clasped his hands and said, "Big Brother, awesome! I will follow you from now on! "

Yu Yuanqing rubbed his chin proudly, "It's nothing."

The disturbance behind didn't affect the two people who were doing the questions. They finished it almost at the same time, and the chalk in Lu Hee's hand and Su Ruan's fell into the chalk box on the podium at the same time.

Seeing that the two of them were done, the math teacher quickly walked up. He had just recovered from Yu Yuanqing's continuous barrage of attacks.

Looking at the two's answers, he looked satisfied, "What Su Ruan and Lu Hee did was right. However, we haven't learned the solution to the problem for the time being, so let me explain it to everyone."

While Su Ruan was wiping the chalk on her finger, Soong Siqiao approached her with a look of admiration on her face. "Teacher still hasn't said that all of you know how, isn't that too awesome?!" After saying that, she changed her expression to make it look like she was holding her heart in her hands, "Is your brain different from ours? Why can't I understand it even if teacher were to tell me?"

Soong Siqiao's grades weren't bad either, but she was one of those people who only had time to flirt with each other. Every time she took a test, she would become crazy.

However, her instantaneous memory was very good, so her results for each exam were generally quite impressive.

Su Ruan hooked her fingers at Soong Siqiao, smiling mysteriously. Soong Siqiao went over and Su Ruan said, "Eat more pig brain. What's there to eat to make up for it?"

Soong Siqiao's eyes widened. "Really?" Do you eat often? "

Su Ruan was so amused by her appearance that her eyes curved into crescents. With dimples embedded on her slightly baby fat face, she seemed to be able to make people intoxicated. "It's fake. You even believe that."

Lu Hee, who was behind him, curled his lips and quickly hid it.

Soong Siqiao reached out her hand to scratch Su Ruan's waist, but Su Ruan quickly begged, "I was wrong, I was wrong. Teacher will come over later."

Soong Siqiao heard her teacher's question and quickly sat up straight.

After school, Su Ruan picked up her backpack and said goodbye to Soong Siqiao before heading to her mother's shop.

Su's Mother opened a flower shop near her former school, No. 8 High School. Su Ruan often went to help out after school.

Now that he had transferred over to Tianhua, he was a distance away from the flower shop, but not too far. In about twenty minutes, he arrived.

Su Ruan was holding the straps of her backpack with both hands and didn't walk very fast.

Su Ruan thought of the lollipop Soong Siqiao gave her that day that was still in her pocket. She took it out, peeled off the candy and put it in her mouth.

Orange lollipop, sour and sweet.

The flower shop's business had been rather light recently.

"Mom." Su Ruan did not see her mother when she walked in and shouted.

When Su's Mother heard the voice coming in from the side door, her voice sounded somewhat reprimanded but more concerned. "Didn't I say I wouldn't let you come in? Why are you running back and forth so far away?"

Su Ruan stuck out her tongue and said, "Not far. I don't want to stay at home alone. I came to accompany you."

Only by staying by her mother's side could Su Ruan act coquettishly.

Su's Mother especially likes flowers, especially roses, this flower shop is when she and Su Ruan's father was in love, the two of them agreed to open a flower shop.

When Su Ruan's father died, when Su Ruan was just two years old, she gritted her teeth and went into a flower shop alone to pull Su Ruan away.

Fortunately, Su Ruan was able to keep her cool and never let her worry about him all these years.

Su Ruan was a bit more mature than her peers. Since she was a child, she knew that she was different from others. She envied those people who had fathers. At the beginning, she would ask her mother why she didn't have a father.

Later on, she grew up a little. Every time she asked a question, the weak smile on her mother's face would disappear in an instant. She knew that this question would make her mother sad and could not be asked.

Su Ruan flicked away the droplets of water on the petals beside her.

A man wearing work clothes walked in. He was patting his clothes at the door as he walked in nervously.

Su Ruan smiled at him. "Hello, do you want to buy some flowers?"

The man nodded and smiled honestly. "My wife is getting a bouquet of flowers for her birthday. I haven't given her anything in all these years of marriage."

Su Ruan licked her lips as she heard his words. She walked over to a water dispenser and poured him a cup of water. "What kind of flowers does your wife like?" she asked in a soft and sweet voice.

The man hurriedly took the water from Su Ruan's hands and thanked her. "Thank you, thank you." "She likes lilies. In the past, when we were married, we used to hold lilies in our hands. She said that it meant good, that it would be perfect for a hundred years."

Su's Mother walked in from the side just in time to hear the man's last words, a flash of nostalgia in her eyes.

Su's Mother personally picked out the lilies for him and passed them over to him after wrapping them up. "I hope the two of you will get along well after hundreds of years."

The man thanked him profusely. "You too. It's been a good couple for a hundred years, and we've grown old together."

Su's Mother pursed her lips and smiled. "Thank you."

The man with whom she had grown old had left a long time ago.

When the man left with the flower, his wife, who received the flower, would definitely be very happy.

Su Ruan watched her mother staring at the door without disturbing her. She sat down at a small table in the shop, put on her earphones and turned on the music. Then she took out a competition exercise book and focused on the questions.

Her florist usually closed at around 8 PM. When Su Ruan raised her head from the question, Su's Mother was already preparing to close the shop.

He put the book back into his backpack, wrapped his earphones around it, and put it into his pocket. He walked to the door and helped Su's Mother close the roller shutter door, and the two walked forward side by side.

The two of them had not eaten dinner yet. After returning home, Su Ruan put her schoolbag back in her bedroom, clutching her stomach as she came out to see what her mother was cooking.

Su Ruan ate her dinner almost every night at 8 or 9 PM. It was strange to say that she was still so thin that she didn't even gain any weight.

At noon, there was still some rice left. Su's Mother cooked some Egg Fried Rice and fried some vegetables. Su Ruan poured two cups of orange juice from the fridge.

She picked up the glass and took a sip. It was a little cold, so cold that she stuck out her tongue.

During dinner, Su's Mother put down her chopsticks and asked Su Ruan, "Your uncle recently participated in a competition in the library and wanted you to participate. Do you want to participate?"

Su Ruan's eyes flickered as she shook her head. "I don't want to go."

Su's Mother acknowledged and said, "I'll help you reject him tomorrow."

Su's Mother had always respected Su Ruan's opinion. Whenever Su Ruan didn't want to do something, Su's Mother would not interfere.

Basically, Su Ruan was the one who made the decision.

Su Ruan's uncle owned the Taekwondo Club. Su Ruan had learned Taekwondo there since she was young and it was now a black belt.

His mother said that it was good for a girl to learn some martial arts so she could defend herself.

During the class, the class's study committee member, Lee Hee, came to discuss the problem with Su Ruan.

It was a clean and white boy, and he looked weak. Su Ruan moved her book to the side so that he could put down his homework.

As Lee Hee listened to Su Ruan's focused explanation of the problem, he was a little distracted and was dragged back by Su Ruan's soft coughing sound.

Su Ruanwei pursed her lips, "Do you understand?"

Lee Hee actually didn't hear it clearly. His mind was completely distracted by her voice, but he couldn't get rid of his face. He smiled awkwardly, "It's about time."

When the bell for class rang, Lee Hee hurried back to his seat. A girl in a miniskirt walked past Su Ruan's seat. Unconsciously or unintentionally, her hand brushed across Su Ruan's stationery bag and dropped the stationery inside the bag.

Su Ruan was startled and looked up at her. The girl crossed her arms with a smile that was not a smile. "Aiya, I'm really sorry. The teacher will be here soon. I need to hurry back to my seat. You should pick it up yourself!"

Before Su Ruan could say anything, Soong Siqiao couldn't help but say, "Tang Wanqing, if you're shameless, wouldn't you say you're sorry to have knocked over someone else's things and let someone else pick it up for themselves? Culture is a good thing." Soong Siqiao rolled her eyes, "Unfortunately, you don't."

Tang Wanqing was just about to get angry when Lu Hee and Yu Yuanqing came in.

Yu Yuanqing was holding a basketball and his clothes were drenched in sweat.

Lu Hee was about a meter away from him, as if he was afraid of being thrown by the sweat on his body.