Sheng Yang was relieved to see Lan Yu praise the man so highly. "Do you think he's that good?"
Lan Yu was stunned for a moment before he hurriedly said, "He's not as good as you, though, Teacher Sheng."
After class, Sheng Yang told Lan Ran everything.
They had met again on the lake.
She expected Lan Ran to be happy, but he wasn't. Instead, his face was grim. "I don't want him to admire me. On the contrary, I want him to hate me."
Sheng Yang frowned. She prided herself on having advanced by leaps and bounds in terms of emotional intelligence and relationships, but she realized that there were still questions that were harder to solve than the world's most difficult math questions.
Human nature was indeed the hardest to understand.
Lan Ran turned back to Sheng Yang. "Don't tell him I was the one teaching the class."
"Yeah."
