Elden Qi came out of Avery Lao's bar and felt unsteady on his feet. The break-up meal has just been finished, and the four guys from 407 have officially broken up from today. Avery Lao didn't find a job and opened a bar by himself. It was being renovated. It was a mess and smelled of everything. The other two took a taxi home. Huzi hugged Avery Lao and cried endlessly before getting in the car. The taxi driver pointed his finger at the steering wheel impatiently, but was too shy to say anything.
Elden Qi wanted to stand on the roadside and enjoy the wind to sober himself up, but he was not in a hurry to go back.
Avery Lao patted Elden Qi behind him, and Elden Qi smiled.
"I'll come here often to cheer you up. When will you open your business?"
"Let's wait for two days. My mother said that we need to find someone to figure out the date."
Elden Qi: "I thought you didn't believe this."
Avery Lao suddenly looked at Elden Qi seriously: "One cannot disbelieve in fate."
Elden Qi grinned. He rubbed his arms: "The night breeze is cold and I'm getting irritated."
Avery Lao finally sent Hu Zi and the others away: "Then you go into the house first."
Elden Qi nodded and was about to turn around when he was suddenly stunned. Avery Lao followed his gaze and saw a man walking across the street. He was tall, with a good figure, and extremely handsome. He was holding two plastic bags from the 24-hour supermarket in his hands.
"He is going home." Avery Lao nodded: "Your eyes are still so mean. This one is of good quality, better than the last one..."
Elden Qi glared at him. Old Xu shut up.
The man across the street obviously lacked vigilance. The two adults looked at him and he didn't react. Avery Lao put his arm on Elden Qi's shoulder and whispered: "Second, has he come to see you yet?"
Elden Qi was silent.
"Ignore him even if I come to you. Back then, Huzi sent him to the hospital and gave him a warning. Although he disappeared before graduation, you can't be sorry for Huzi's 30,000-word self-reflection letter. "
Elden Qi opened his arm and said, "Is there a mean word written on my face? Didn't you see that I am cleaning up my mood after repeated defeats?"
Old Xu Le: "It's good if you have the courage. It's boring to be a procrastinating person. The key is to look forward. There is a good goal ahead of you."
Elden Qi had a headache: "Well, well, you are really panicking, aren't you? What if the man has a family and a house? And how can you be so sure that he is interested in men?"
Avery Lao touched his chin: "That's right. How about I go and ask?"
Elden Qi hit him in the stomach with his elbow, and Old Xu let out a howl.
The man opposite finally turned his head and glanced in Elden Qi's direction, probably thinking they were two drunken men.
The next day Elden Qi suffered from a severe headache for a long time. He was very characteristic of his drinking. He was not drunk at the time, but he would certainly not be able to get up long the next day. Elden Qi picked up his phone and looked at it. It was eight o'clock sharp. The instructor came to see him at 10:30, and he had to get up now. Elden Qi lay on the bench and shouted silently in his mind, one, two, three, one, two, three. He kept shouting for a long time but didn't want to move. He put his arms across his eyes and groaned.
A few minutes later, a text message alert rang. Elden Qi picked up the phone and immediately clicked delete.
The cell phone rings. Elden Qi looked at the number and pressed it. Ring again. Press it down again. Still ringing. Still press it down. Elden Qi was so annoyed that he simply turned off his phone. Brush your teeth and wash your face. He lay on the sink and looked at himself in the mirror on the bathroom wall, with big black bags under his eyes. He sighed and washed his face with water.
The house was rented for postgraduate entrance examination and it was not big. Things were piled up in a mess, and few people came to the door, so Elden Qi didn't bother to clean it up. After finishing cleaning himself up, Elden Qi sat at the dinner table in a daze. I was messing around too late yesterday and forgot that I didn't have any food at home. Elden Qi has always found food stalls and the like unhygienic, so he usually cooks by himself. After looking for something to eat for a long time, he lay on the table in frustration and looked at the window opposite in a daze.
"You'll get stomach problems if you don't eat breakfast. You'd better eat well."
"Um."
"Then what to eat?"
"casual."
"It's actually not good to eat milk and eggs together."
"Why do you look like my mother?"
Elden Qi scratched his head, stood up unsteadily, and went out. Halfway through, I suddenly remembered, had I locked the door? It seems locked? It doesn't seem to be locked? I was hesitating whether to go back and take a look when I suddenly bumped into someone. The other party was also a big man, half a head taller than Elden Qi. Elden Qi lowered his head and thought about something, but his face bumped into the other person's shoulder, which hurt like hell. The other party smiled and asked: "Are you okay?"
The voice is very deep and gorgeous. Elden Qi was a little shocked. He rubbed his face and looked up, seeing an upright face. Around thirty, generally handsome, but very imposing. Elden Qi shook his head and said it didn't matter.
That's the thing about buses. The ones you don't take go one after another, and the one you take is a dead end. While waiting for the bus, Elden Qi was somewhat impatient and rubbed the ground with the soles of his shoes. The man who bumped into him was also waiting, and seemed to be sitting with him. After waiting for a long time, the man suddenly asked Elden Qi: "Excuse me, do you need to take bus 7 here when you get to Pingting Garden?"
Elden Qi suddenly laughed: "You said crotch garden. Then you have to wait on the opposite side."
The man was stunned. Elden Qi was a little happy: "If you ask for directions to Pingting Garden, not many people will know about it. If you ask Crotch Garden, they will know it. Because that community is right next to the intersection of two major roads, understand?"
The other party was also happy: "That's it, I know, thank you very much."
As he said that, he looked up and saw that the No. 7 bus at the opposite stop had just left. The other party shook his head helplessly. Elden Qi waited until No. 12 just arrived. Elden Qi waved to him, and he waved to Elden Qi. It's hot in the summer, so the windows of the bus are all open. Before the car drove away, he happened to see the man answering his cell phone. His voice was not loud, but Elden Qi still heard some of it: "Xu Fei? My car can't start. I'm waiting for the bus..."
Elden Qi looked at his sullen expression, dripping with sweat and holding his suit jacket with one hand, and he was still in the mood to smile at Elden Qi. Elden Qi quickly straightened his head and thought about whether he had locked the door or not.
I missed a few more calls on the way. Elden Qi hates being entangled in people and things the most in his life. He can't stand anything, especially if the other person is a man. Unappetizing.
The cell phone was still ringing, and there was an air of Elden Qi's unwillingness to give up. Elden Qi had nothing to do on the road, so he turned on the video game and played one by one. That person had long been deleted from his contact book, and the caller ID only had a string of numbers. Elden Qi has memorized this string of numbers for four years, and he can tell at a glance that they belong to him.
After Elden Qi blocked four incoming calls, the phone finally went silent. Elden Qi put away his phone, he had arrived at the station.
really interesting.
Life is like taking a bus. Sit with a stranger for a while. If you catch up with a lot of people, you can get up close and personal, and maybe chat a few words occasionally. You will get off when you reach your destination. Those who arrive at the station first arrive later, and those who leave first arrive later. Each has its own life and gets off separately. Wu Qingzhi left first, and he, Elden Qi, also arrived at the station.
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