a memo

Chapter 72 Tolerance
There seems to be no mention of dormitory conflicts in the previous chapters, and the absence of mentions does not mean that there are no conflicts.

Even friends who have the best relationship sometimes have disputes over some things, and then slowly reconcile.

There are not many conflicts in our dormitory, and the time will not last for a long time. The most impressive time was in the third year of high school, when the countdown was about [-] days away.

During that time, No. [-] and No. [-] were sitting together. Although there was a gap between the seats, they were considered as the same table when rounded.

It is said that distance creates beauty. I used to eat and sleep together in the dormitory every day, and study together in the class. I will feel more or less tired. In addition, the college entrance examination is about to come, and the psychological pressure brought by the countdown. The emotions are not so good, and it is very likely that a little friction will become the fuse of conflicts.

No. [-]'s mathematics showed no sign of improvement after the third year of high school, which caused her to be in a bad mood. When she couldn't write a topic, she would subconsciously sigh, or use her catchphrase "I'm bored to death".

No. [-] has always had the habit of shaking his legs. He will shake his legs wherever he sits. No. [-] and I also have this habit, but not as often as No. [-].

When the college entrance examination was about to take place, everyone had their own emotions. One day, number six couldn't help it anymore. When he went back to the dormitory to soak his feet at night, he said to number two solemnly: "number two, can you restrain yourself from sighing a little bit?" Frequency, you can really sigh more than a dozen times in a class, so it will affect the people around us more or less."

"Ah? Am I sighing loudly? I thought I was the only one who could hear it." Number two was stunned for a moment.

"Well, it's very loud, we can hear it all around, and it's really not good to sigh too much. My mother told me that sighing often will really wipe out good luck." Sixth said her words seriously. idea.

No. [-] and I soaked our feet, ate snacks and remained silent. Sometimes it is polite and respectful not to speak.

Conflicts in the dormitory really don't "stand in line" because of who you have a better relationship with, that will only make the conflicts more difficult to deal with.

"Then since you said it, I also want to say, can you stop shaking your legs, it will affect me." Number two said his thoughts.

"I shake my legs..." No. [-] was at a loss for words for a moment. It probably didn't occur to me that No. [-] also had objections to her. "Will my leg shaking affect you? We have separate seats."

"Yes, because you are sitting close, you often shake your legs in your peripheral vision, and sometimes you make noises with the chair." No. [-] soaked a cup of soy milk, and slowly stirred the solid milk powder with a spoon.

"Okay, then I'll pay attention." After soaking his feet, No. [-] went to the bathroom with water.

No. [-] and I were still eating snacks, and wrote the topic after eating. Anyway, there is no need to say a few words to express our views and positions at this time.

That night, the atmosphere in the dormitory was a little depressing, but then everyone was busy writing questions and did not continue to argue about this topic.

We don't know when this little conflict will be resolved.

Unexpectedly, everyone woke up the next day and continued to eat together, read books and do quizzes together as if nothing had happened.

In the evening, when the dormitory is full, we chat about other topics while soaking our feet.

No. [-] suddenly said: "I held back for a long time today, trying not to let myself sigh."

Number six unpacked a pack of crispy rice: "Me too, I tried my best not to shake my legs."

We all laughed and it was over.

Thinking about it now is also true, how can there be so many unsolvable problems, how can there be so many unforgivable things, if two people tolerate and understand each other, they will find that there is nothing to quarrel, it is better to be kind.

(End of this chapter)