The sun, even after five, was still glaring.
The two tucked the thick interview reports under their arms, carrying iced milk teas and slowly walking back.
Little Cousin chewed on a taro ball, chewed and chewed. She looked at Zhou Li beside her, then glanced at the thick interview report, a surge of worry rising in her heart—
"Cousin..."
"What's up?"
"We have to go around finding classmates to talk to!" Little Cousin lamented, taking another sip of her milk tea to soothe her worries.
"Yeah."
"I don't want to."
"I don't want to either."
"I haven't spoken to most of my classmates up until now," Little Cousin said weakly.
"It's about the same for me."
"I can't even name most people," Little Cousin quietly smacked her lips. "When I run into them in the cafeteria, I don't even recognize them. They greet me and I can only nod my head, pretending to be all cool, but actually, I don't know them."
"...Well, you're more impressive then."
"What should we do?"
