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Chapter 1150 2004 (four)

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In the afternoon, the sun was shining brightly outside the window.

In the room, a petite figure was sitting in front of the computer and browsing something attentively.

"Boom!"

Suddenly, a sound from nowhere frightened the girl sitting in front of the computer.

She subconsciously opened her bright eyes wide, staring blankly at the big head monitor in front of her.

Fortunately, she soon discovered the source of the sound.

Since today is the first day of cram school, she needs to use the computer to download some materials online, and just remembered the MSN account that her classmate asked her to apply for. Thinking that she can use it in the future, she downloaded a client.As a result, not long after she got on board, there was movement on her MSN account.

"Friend... apply?"

Looking at this rather unfamiliar prompt on the computer screen, the girl was at a loss for a while, and then quickly remembered that those classmates said that they would add her as a friend after going back. Then she was a little bit stunned, and operated the mouse to confirm her agreement. .

So, she had her first friend on her MSN account.

Not long after, after the application was approved, another notification sounded.

This time the girl was no longer as confused as before, and opened a new message with a curious expression on her face.

【Hello】

This is the greeting from the other party.

The girl hurriedly tapped the keys carefully one by one with her unskilled typing technique: "You...okay, may I ask...you...are...who?"

When the age of the other party is uncertain, Koreans basically use honorifics first. Although the greeting sent by the other party is in plain language, the girl is not sure whether she or he is someone she knows.

In short, it is always right to greet politely first.

The girl who felt that she had absolutely no problem with her response sat in front of the computer and nodded confidently.

However, unexpectedly, the next reply sent by the other party was different from what the girl imagined:
【Why use honorifics?】

What's the problem... Then I don't even know who you are, so why not use honorifics?
The girl who was stunned for a moment couldn't help puffing up her cheeks.

From the other party's reply, she subtly detected a hint of "finding fault".

Who is it, this one?Could it be someone in the school who is dissatisfied with me?
The sensitive personality filled the girl's little head with all kinds of "conspiracy theories".

Fortunately, the other party may also know that his question is a bit rash, and immediately sent another message:
【I'm only one year older than you, you just need to speak plain language】

One year older?So, is it really a senior at the school?Now that you know your age, in other words, do you really know yourself?
The girl who saw the other party's message blinked and continued to type and asked, "Excuse me... do you know me?"

【Eh, we know each other. Probably?】

What, this ambiguous and vague answer.

The girl who didn't get any substantive content didn't give up asking. She didn't want to add some weird guy to herself. She wanted to ensure that her social circle was as pure as possible.

"So...excuse me...are you...someone I know?"

I don’t know if it’s to improve typing efficiency, or because I’m afraid I’ll temporarily forget how to type a certain Korean character. Every time the girl enters a reply, she will unconsciously read it out word by word.

【This. I know you, but you should not know me】

What is this answer?
You know me but I don't know you?
It doesn't make sense. In school, I usually know everyone who knows me. I usually don't go to other classes to mess around with other grades.

The girl who had been muttering in her heart bit her lower lip. She vaguely saw something from the other person's tone, so she typed tentatively and asked, "Excuse me...are you...a boy?"

After a few seconds, the other party sent a reply:

【Yes】

Really boys?
When did a boy appear around me? !
The girl looked surprised, and there was an incredible doubt in her expression.

She hasn't grown taller since the sixth grade of elementary school, and she is sometimes ridiculed for being "junior figure" in school, so naturally there is no question of her popularity among boys.

Teenagers, and trainees in preparation, know almost everything they should know.

If the female students were divided into three, six, or nine grades, even though it was not good to say so, the girl also felt that she should belong to the kind of marginal figure that would never be noticed by boys.

Of course, sometimes she just thinks that her chubby cheeks are cute and the shape of her lips is sexy... Besides, in this day and age, even if a girl has no looks, talent is still considered attractive, right?Compared with my peers, I can at least sing!Right?

"Boom!"

【I'm actually an alumnus from the same school as you. I heard someone mention you. You are Taeyeon, right?】

Oh?Are they really from the same school?They all said their names, and this can't be a random guess.

Taeyeon looked at the computer screen in a little surprise.

[Because you are a student at the same school, and I also use msn, so after I heard that you also applied for an msn account, I wanted to add you]

Ah... so is that so?
Kim Taeyeon nodded her head suddenly.

This is the principle of communication in South Korea. Some people will leave a contact information regardless of whether they are close or distant, or whether they know people or not. Among the student groups, this should be regarded as the prototype of society.Although Kim Taeyeon would not do such a thing herself, but after listening to the other party's reasons, she can fully understand it.

Immediately afterwards, she typed thoughtfully and replied: "So...you are the senior?"

Her words were actually in an affirmative tone, but she only asked this question because the other party had said before that they should not use honorifics.

【It's okay, it's not in school, I don't like meaningless etiquette very much】

Don't like pointless etiquette?That's pretty similar to my orientation, and I don't like it either.

So……

Taeyeon blinked again, typing tentatively and asked, "So... I'll call it, 'OPPA'?"

As soon as this reply was sent, the other party did not respond for about 1 minute. Maybe there was something to do, and then a reply was sent that was so short that there was no emotion:
【As you like. I don't mind】

Taeyeon narrowed her eyes habitually, and typed: "Okay!"

【I heard that you attended a local cram school in Quanzhou?】

Has this also been reported?Hey, it's really...

Kim Taeyeon pursed her lips, and replied: "Yes... I will prepare to participate in the competition, so... the practice in Seoul is suspended at home."

At this time, she has already regarded the other party as a senior from the same school who knows her situation better. In order to avoid the other party asking more questions, she simply explained it clearly by herself. Anyway, the classmates in her class knew that she was going to Seoul every week. Learn vocal music.

【Can you send me the information about the cram school? I just recently became interested in learning music, and my family is planning to let me join the cram school during the holidays】

Interested in learning music?
Now, Taeyeon had a much better impression of the senior on the other end of the network who she had never masked.

In her opinion, people who like music and herself have reached a consensus in at least one aspect.

So at the moment, she sent the information of the cram school she attended, and kindly reminded the other party.

"The cram school has already started today, I'm afraid it's too late to sign up."

……

[It's okay, I just want to understand first, if it's really too late, I'll read other information]

"Boom!"

【Then. Good luck to you!!】

In the end, I still used honorifics, and it seemed that I was embarrassed, and I didn't call myself "OPPA" anymore.

In an Internet cafe not far from Kim Taeyeon's home, the teenager looked at the computer screen in front of him, and the corner of his mouth couldn't stop curling up.

He typed faster than Kim Taeyeon and briefly chatted with the girl on the other end of the network, before resolutely ending the exchange between the two parties.

The young man knew that he was making contact as a stranger, and it was not advisable to delay the first conversation for too long, lest the girl feel bored.

As for why he has such an experience, I can only say one thing, a younger sister is of course like an older brother.

But the facts have proved that it can be seen that when Taeyeon bid farewell to him in the end, she also felt a little relieved in her tone, and she was completely stupid and didn't know how to hide it.

but--

It's cuter that way, isn't it?
The teenager copied the address of the cram school that Taeyeon just mentioned with a note, and with a very happy mood, he took his backpack and peaked cap and got up to get off the plane.

The cram school that Taeyeon mentioned was originally in Wanshan Mountain, so it took the boy less than 10 minutes to find the place.

"Are you just signing up now?"

The staff in the office looked up at the boy in surprise, then turned around and asked, "Director, what should we do about this?"

"One... It doesn't affect the arrangements we have made. But students, we need to pay the fee in one lump sum. Didn't your parents come with you? Can you make up your own mind?"

"Of course." The boy showed a flawless smile, "I've already discussed it with my family before coming here."

He himself started to try to use his free time to work two years ago, plus the pocket money he saved in the past, the living expenses given by his father, and the original registration fee for the gymnasium, even if he paid off the cram school in one lump sum, there was still a lot of money The surplus is enough for him to pay for the expenses during this time in the whole state.

"Then you go through the formalities for him."

"Yes."

"Student, what's your name?"

"name?"

A strange expression suddenly appeared on the boy's face.

After a while, he grinned at the cram school staff and said softly:

"My name is Jin Zhiyu."

……

　eleventh anniversary.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)