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"Let's go eat at Pizza Hut!" Shuai Dong glanced at Pang Hao with a mischievous smile. "Whatever, as long as it fills my stomach, I'm about to starve." I rubbed my growling belly and we walked towards the bus stop, laughing. After dinner, we all went our separate ways. We had planned to play games like F, D, and Racing, but as soon as I got home, I collapsed onto my bed. I was too tired. In a hazy state, I felt like I had transformed into a prince with a sword at my waist, riding a majestic white horse, standing on the grass in front of a castle. I galloped across the vast prairie when suddenly I saw a girl ahead, wearing a bow at her waist, a silver crown on her head, and a beautiful dress. She was bent down picking flowers. "Hello, my princess," I said as I rode over to greet her politely. The girl turned around, wiped her pockmarked face with her hand, and with her small green bean-sized eyes wide open, she smiled revealing her big yellow teeth: "Hello, my prince." "Ah!" I was so startled that I fell off the horse...
I suddenly opened my eyes. "Oh no! Another nightmare." Looking out the window, I realized it was already evening. I opened my computer and saw that Shuai Dong and Pang Hao had sent me over twenty messages saying "Are you there?" I guessed A Fei probably wasn't playing games with them either; after half a match, who still had the energy to entertain these two troublemakers? I muttered to myself, "Hey, what are we eating tonight?" My mom called from outside. "Whatever... how about fried sauce noodles?" I replied. "Okay, okay! You must be tired from your match today; just tell me what you want to eat and I'll make it for you. I'm going to buy groceries now; you stay home." My mom said as she walked out the door. I turned back to check my QQ friends; only twelve were online. Sha Xiaomei and Cookie were both there. When Sha Xiaomei saw me online, she greeted me: "Dao Dao, where have you been lately? Xue Er misses you so much." I looked at her message for about a minute but really had no interest or idea how to reply, so I simply set my status to invisible. Just as I was about to talk to Cookie, she logged off. The mood I'd just built up instantly cooled down. Sigh! Guess I'll just listen to some music quietly.
"Oh please with your lame excuses; you just want freedom. If I let you go now, you'll bear it alone..." It was Sunday, and early in the morning the phone rang. After pulling my head out from under the pillow and reaching for my phone on the bedside table, still half-asleep, I pressed it against my face: "Hello! Who is it? Disturbing people so early..." On the other end of the line was Shuai Dong's voice: "It's me! Do you want to play soccer today?" I let out a bitter laugh and groaned: "Dong Ge, just spare me! I'm not going anywhere today; I'm staying home to rest up because I've got a match later..." Just then, I felt myself drifting back into dreamland again; this must be what they mean by being half-asleep.
"Hey!" Shuai Dong's shout jolted me awake again. "What is it!" I replied impatiently. "Don't blame me for not telling you; there's going to be some really attractive girls there." Shuai Dong said casually. Suddenly sitting up straight, I exclaimed: "Wow! Shi Zhidong, do you think I'm that kind of lecherous person? So... where are we playing?" I'm not fickle or overly romantic; it's just that at this age of seventeen or eighteen, everything piques my curiosity... that's all.
After getting dressed and stepping out of my room, my mom had already prepared breakfast on the table. My dad was reading the newspaper nearby. When he saw me stumbling out of my room, he said: "Hey! Son, are you sleepwalking or did you wake up urgently? You’ve never been this diligent on Sunday mornings before." Without replying, I went to wash up in the bathroom. After breakfast, I headed out the door and noticed A Fei coming out of his house too. "Oh? I've been looking for you! What are you doing?" I asked him. A Fei shook his head helplessly: "I was sleeping soundly when Shuai Dong called me to play soccer; he wouldn't take no for an answer. So here I am." Looks like Shuai Dong wasn't just bothering me.
A Fei and I took the bus to the open soccer field and found several teenagers playing ball—Shuai Dong, Pang Hao, Situ Jianfei, and Zhao Bin were among them. "You guys are here!" Situ Jianfei greeted us when he saw A Fei and me approach. "Yeah, Jianfei! Long time no see! How have you been?" We walked over. "Not bad; how about you guys?" "Just getting by," we replied cheerfully as we caught up.
"Bro!" Suddenly a sharp female voice rang out. "Yanan! Where have you been?" Situ Jianfei responded as a girl walked towards us—she looked about sixteen years old with fair skin and an oval face; she had bangs and wore her hair in a side ponytail. This must be Situ Jianfei's sister Yanan that he mentioned before.
"Let me introduce you; these two are Brother Jie from Yulin High School and Yu Chengfei," Situ Jianfei said while pointing at us. "A Fei, this is my sister Yanan; she's going into high school this year. Initially, I wanted her to attend the same school as me so that I could look after her and prevent her from being bullied; but this stubborn girl refused and insisted on avoiding me. So now I'm planning for her to apply to Yulin High School; please keep an eye on her for me..." Situ Jianfei introduced us while asking us for help.
Situ Yanan chewed gum as she approached us and sized us up: "Are you Sha Xiaomei's boyfriend Yu Chengfei?" she suddenly asked A Fei. A Fei was taken aback by her unexpected question: "This tall guy really is tall; I've heard you're pretty good at basketball—what's your Junior High School VP? But I'm not interested in basketball." Situ Yanan replied dismissively.
"Yanan! How rude! If I'd known today would be like this, I wouldn't have brought you along," Situ Jianfei scolded her. It seemed that Situ Yanan shared quite a bit of her brother's temperament.
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