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it's him again

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    It's him again

    His person, like his name, always has a hippie smile.

    I don't think I can forget how good he was to me.  How long is a lifetime, I don't know, no one can understand how much fate is.  It doesn't matter how far this road is, even if we can't go to the ends of the earth together, I cherish every second of our deskmate.

    In a self-study evening a few days ago, I finished my homework early, so I took out the copybook that I had been away for three months.

    The table was full of books, so I had to put the copybook on its side, but bent over to practice calligraphy.  After reading it, he criticized in good faith: "It's just to practice calligraphy, but you still write crookedly like this."

    I stared at the books on the table and pouted.

    He understands.  He moved half of the books on my desk to his desk, and then gestured to me with a relaxed look.  As if to say: "Look, you can write."

    I nodded to him, and he smiled softly.

    There is a popular line in Tennessee Williams' famous play "A Streetcar Named Desire": I always rely on the kindness of strangers.  In fact, in life, whether it is a stranger or an acquaintance, there is always kindness, but sometimes this kindness is very small, very slight, like a breeze, like a smile.

    He likes to sleep, but he always wakes up when he should wake up; he likes to read novels in the electronic reading room, but he always comes back before class.

    I always mislead him.  Whether it was the usual quiz or homework, it always caused him to lose points in vain.  But he waved his hand smartly: "It doesn't matter, I'm used to it."

    After listening to his previous sentence, I felt ashamed, but after listening to his last sentence, I was a little dizzy again.

    Tian Xingjian, a gentleman strives for self-improvement.  What he lacks is persistence.  But his unrestrained expression and easy-talking demeanor can make him quickly blend in with the public, and slowly disappear, disappear (Remember the website website: www.hlnovel.com
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