Chronicle of the 70s

On the second day, school officially started, and after the Xiao Chong incident and learning that Li Xianglu was the one who saved Ping An back then, the relationships between Li Xianglu, Lu Anna, and Iro all became harmonious.

After returning to the dormitory the next day, Xiao Chong merely glared fiercely at Li Xianglu and didn’t ask her to forgive Ma Lingling anymore.

Following this incident, Ma Lingling didn’t bother Li Xianglu but quickly became friendly with the people in the next dormitory, which made Li Xianglu breathe a sigh of relief and feel liberated at last.

In fact, she is someone who dislikes trouble. For people she doesn’t like, the best approach is to not interact with them at all. It’s not her style to keep up appearances; after getting a brief understanding of Ma Lingling from Qin Xi, she immediately categorized her as someone not to be associated with, not even for a nodding acquaintance.

But what annoyed Li Xianglu the most was the weekly activities with the Foreign Language Society.

Ever since their first meeting, Shen Yuehong had been popping up beside Li Xianglu like a ghost, always acting as if she were Mr. Qin’s granddaughter by relying on the fact that their grandfathers were old comrades-in-arms: she would sweetly mention Grandpa Qin’s instructions for Qin Xi to take care of her.

This time, with many people around, she mentioned it again. After speaking, she innocently looked at the crowd and said, "It’s just that Brother Qin has to take care of Xiao Xiang and can’t look after me." Her tone carried a semblance of grievance and regret.

The normal reaction should be for the men who heard that the goddess was unattended to immediately raise their hands and volunteer, "I’ll do it! I’ll do it!"

But there were those abnormal ones. A short-statured guy frowned and glared at Li Xianglu: "As the eldest brother’s wife, can’t you take better care of Yuehong? As a girl who left home to study, she must have times when she’s uncomfortable or homesick."