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Chapter 1: Opening Day’s “Disaster” My name is Xia Zhi, an ordinary girl from Class 2 (3) of City No. 1 Middle School. I am good at hiding in the crowd. My hobbies are drawing and…trying not to cause trouble. Unfortunately, on the first day of school, I broke my own principles and got into the most difficult “trouble” in the school. That day, I was walking through the noisy corridor with a pile of new books I had just received. My mind was still replaying the final episode of the anime I had finished watching during the summer vacation. I was not paying attention and tripped over a drink bottle thrown by someone. “Ah——!” I screamed and lost my balance and fell forward. In order to save myself, I waved my arms around, but… the new books in my hand flew out like flowers from the sky. One of them, with my name and class label, was accurately photographed at a time that seemed to have stood still for three seconds. The corridor suddenly became quiet, and all eyes were focused on me and the boy who was “attacked” by the book. I looked up stiffly and bumped into a pair of extremely cold eyes. Lu Xingyan. This name was automatically matched with the triple special effects of bold, red, and exclamation mark in my mind. City No. 1 Middle School A well-deserved celebrity, always ranked first in the grade, an absolute main force on the basketball court, and... the legendary "moving iceberg" with a bad temper and eyes that can freeze people to death. At this moment, the face of this iceberg was stained with some ink marks from a new book. The Chinese textbook with the name "Xia Zhi" was sliding down his sharp jaw and falling to the ground. His face was three points colder than his usual expression, and his eyes were like a knife tempered with ice, shooting straight at me. "Yes, I'm sorry! I didn't mean it!" I was scared to death and quickly bent down to pick up the "evidence" and other books scattered on the ground. My fingers were shaking. He didn't say anything, but just frowned slightly, reached out and wiped the ink on his face, with an impatient and neat movement. There were whispers all around. "Oh my god, she actually hit Lu Xingyan in the face with a book?" "Which class is Xia Zhi from? She's so brave..." "Lu Xingyan won't be angry, will he? Last time, he directly confronted the boy from the next class who provoked him and made him speechless." I wanted to turn invisible right then and there. Picking up the last book, I hugged it and lowered my head, like a prisoner waiting for trial. "I'm really sorry, I..." "Be careful when you walk next time." He finally spoke, his voice as cold as he was, without any warmth, like summer. After he finished speaking, he didn't even look at me again, but walked straight past me and walked towards the classroom of Class 2 (1). I froze in place, watching his tall and cold back disappear around the corner. I breathed a sigh of relief, but my heart was still pounding. The eyes around me made me feel uneasy. On the first day of school, I accurately "attacked" the most untouchable boss in the school, and in such an embarrassing and stupid way.
Ah, Xia Zhi, your high school life is bound to be "colorful." I held my book, feeling like crying without tears.
I thought that the "flying book incident" on the first day of school was the peak of my entanglement with Lu Xingyan, but life always loves to surprise me.
A week after school started, during class meeting time, our homeroom teacher, Mr. Wang, stood at the podium with a smile and announced some "bad news"—to promote communication and learning among students, there would be a major seating adjustment using a lottery system.
I silently prayed not to be seated with any strange person; I just wanted to get through my second year of high school peacefully.
Then, I drew the slip that said I would be sitting next to Lu Xingyan.
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