Learning God, he is delaying my exam again

Chapter 13 Only He Calls Her Yang Yang

"You helped them find the direction to work hard, what about me?"

When Hua Yang heard this question, he couldn't help recalling the memory of Gu Ziyan in his mind carefully, but found that she actually didn't know Gu Ziyan very well.

The original owner was rough and didn't notice many things, and Gu Ziyan was relatively reserved, so he didn't reveal a lot of his thoughts, so she really didn't know what Gu Ziyan liked.

Hua Yang shook his head, and his tone was as calm as before: "I don't have such a great ability. I can only find the direction of my efforts by myself. For now, I don't think that you are interested in anything."

Gu Ziyan shrugged, lowered his eyes and smiled lightly, "Then it seems that I can only study hard."

"It's good, it's good. It's not tiring to work with men and women, so we won't get involved." Li Nao joked.

Hua Yang didn't refute, just looked at the two of them indifferently and asked: "If you become famous in the future, but you are dug out with bad high school grades and causing trouble all day long, how will you deal with the person who spends so much time and money liking you?" ?”

Although Hua Yang's expression was calm and gentle, but for some reason, the three people present all felt an inexplicable deterrent force.

Li Nao and Xia Zileng were quiet for a moment, and instead of smiling, they lowered their heads tacitly.

Yes, if they work hard and still get poor grades, at least they have a clear conscience, but if they give up their studies in a daze before they work hard, how can they deserve the support of others?
Knowing that he had convinced them, Hua Yang withdrew his gaze, but accidentally met Gu Ziyan's gaze, in his eyes, there was a kind of tenderness that Hua Yang could not describe.

She was always sensitive, so at this moment, she suddenly had an intuition in her heart that Gu Ziyan's attitude towards her seemed to be somewhat different from Li Nao and Xia Zileng.

For example, a very small point, among the three of them, only Gu Ziyan never called her "Sister Yang", only called her "Yangyang".

Hua Yang shook his head slightly, picked up his chopsticks and reached for a crayfish.

She thought to herself that perhaps she had misunderstood it, the world was much more open than the era she lived in, and the relationship between men and women might not be measured by the previous standards.

An hour later, after the four of them finished their lunch, Hua Yang went to the cashier to check out, only to find that Gu Ziyan had already paid.

In Huayang's memory, Gu Ziyan has been living alone since he was in high school, and his economic conditions are not good. The price of this meal should be a big burden for him.

She was a little annoyed that she was not thoughtful enough, but the matter was a foregone conclusion, and it seemed even more embarrassing to have to return the money to him.

So she just smiled at Gu Ziyan and said, "I'll come next time."

Gu Ziyan nodded without saying a word.

Walking out of the restaurant, Gu Ziyan asked Hua Yang where he was going, and Hua Yang replied "bookstore".

Gu Ziyan nodded again and asked, "Do I need to go with you?"

Hua Yang smiled gently and shook his head, "No need, I may have to stay for a long time."

Gu Ziyan didn't say anything else, but whispered, "Be careful on the road."

Before leaving, he added: "Don't worry, I am responsible for their results."

Hua Yang smiled and nodded.

Seeing the three of them turn and leave, she let out a heavy breath, no matter what Gu Ziyan was thinking in her heart, at least, all her performances did not exceed the boundaries of ordinary friends.

He was a gentleman, or, to use a word more in keeping with the times, a gentleman of manner.

Hua Yang took out his mobile phone from his pocket, and was thinking of finding another bookstore by navigation, but found sadly...the mobile phone turned off automatically when it ran out of battery.

She was in a panic for a few seconds. In this strange world, without a mobile phone to guide her, it was like losing her compass in a remote forest.

But soon, Hua Yang regained his composure. Without a mobile phone, at least he could find someone to ask for directions.

Fortunately, she was lucky, and soon found an aunt who knew the way.

The aunt enthusiastically helped her to show the location of a bookstore, which was on the third floor of the central shopping mall in the city center, only 5 minutes away from her.

(End of this chapter)