14. Encountered a rival in love and decisively kicked them away (4)
After Pei Yifeng left, Lu Anyi was left alone with nothing to do. She felt dizzy and fell asleep leaning on the back of the chair.
"Lu Anyi, it's time to have breakfast!" Pei Yifeng woke up Lu Anyi.
Lu Anyi opened her eyes when she heard the sound and rubbed them, "Senior Yifeng, you are back!"
Pei Yifeng frowned and looked at Lu Anyi, seeming a little annoyed, "Does Mr. Lu like acupuncture very much?"
"What a joke, how could I like getting acupuncture?" After Lu Anyi finished speaking, she couldn't wait to open the ribbon containing breakfast that Pei Yifeng had brought her.[
Pei Yifeng then asked, "Does that mean you don't want to insist on running every morning?"
Lu Anyi stared nervously, shook her head and said, "No, senior, I have a will, you must believe me."
The anger in Pei Yifeng's eyes softened and he said, "Then don't delay your exercise by catching a cold."
"Don't worry, this cold is an accident. I'll make up for today's five laps tomorrow." After Lu Anyi finished speaking, she looked at Pei Yifeng with a smile.
"Eat quickly!"
"Okay!" Lu Anyi opened the bag and saw only mung bean milk and a piece of sandwich bread.
Frowning, he asked, "Why aren't they glutinous rice dumplings?"
Pei Yifeng said, "I just met the school doctor. The school doctor told people with colds that glutinous rice food is not suitable for digestion. Besides, I don't like it!"
Lu Anyi nodded understandingly and said, "Oh, that's right, then I won't eat it next time, okay?"
The second part of the plan to pursue Yifeng is that she should try her best to change things that Pei Yifeng doesn't like.
"Eat it while it's hot!" Pei Yifeng said, leaning back on the chair and closing his eyes, not planning to speak any more.
Lu Anyi gnawed on the sandwich Pei Yifeng bought for her, feeling that it was much more delicious than the one made by her aunt at home. "Ahem" was a feeling.
It was already past eight o'clock after the drip was finished. Pei Yifeng and Lu Anyi walked to the dormitory building and separated. Pei Yifeng did not live on campus, but he also occupied a bed in the graduate dormitory, and occasionally went in for a lunch break.
Lu Anyi felt that her whole body was much stronger after the intravenous drip. After arriving at the dormitory, she turned on the computer to review her homework. She would review the course content every day after taking elective courses. If she didn't understand, she would go to Tu Niang.
I habitually open the chat account as soon as I turn on the computer and hang up without chatting. This is a habit I have had since junior high school.
Looking at my notes, I searched for answers to questions on the Internet one by one. After all, I was still catching a cold and it was inevitable that I would feel dizzy after working on the computer for a long time. I rubbed my temples and got up to pour a cup of hot water.
When I came back, I found that the computer shut down automatically. I pressed the switch to restart, but it couldn't be turned on. I frowned and looked at the suddenly malfunctioning notebook, muttering, 'It was fine just now, why did it suddenly happen like this.'
Unable to study anymore, she lay down on the bed and prepared to take a nap. She had to go to class in the afternoon.
Lu Anyi has been in good health since she was a child, and a small cold rarely lasts overnight for her.[
The next day, she came to the playground twenty minutes earlier than usual, trying to finish yesterday's three laps before Pei Yifeng came to the playground, and then follow Pei Yifeng to run today's three laps.
From a distance, Pei Yifeng saw the petite man running hard around the playground. The autumn morning was getting colder, but Lu Anyi's head was still covered with beads of sweat.
After Lu Anyi finished running three laps, Pei Yifeng slowly walked to the playground and stood outside the track.
When Lu Anyi saw Pei Yifeng, she ran up to him with a smile and said breathlessly, "Senior Yifeng, are you here? I just finished three laps yesterday and I didn't break my promise!"