To Xia Xia

Two days before Bai Xia started school, Grandma Bai called him to her side, and the old man took out a passbook from under the pillow with trembling hands.

Her words were unclear, "I'm old, and I don't need the money. I just hope that you will spend it for you when you go to college..."

Bai Xia didn't answer, but Grandma Bai just stuffed it into his hand, and there was a big number on it.

"Pensions given by the government..." The perpetrator of the car accident of Bai Xia's parents has never been found, and it has been difficult to find them for more than ten years. No one is responsible and the government has no choice but to issue some pensions every year gold as compensation.Grandma Bai didn't spend a penny for more than ten years, and now it's a lot of money.

Bai Xia felt extremely uncomfortable, these days he had been thinking about who would take care of grandma after he went to school.He suddenly understood Li Jiashu. When Li Jiashu was going to City B, he couldn't figure it out. Wouldn't it be good for them to live the lives of ordinary people?Why do we have to go after the bright and beautiful?Now he understands that if he wants to make the people he cares about live a better life, he has no choice but to leave them first.Love is like this, and so is family affection.Li Jiashu wanted him to have a good future, so why didn't he want to work hard to make Grandma Bai's life better.

It's just that some people can afford it and some people can't.

Thinking of this, Bai Xia secretly wiped away her tears. She never told herself about her grandma's physical condition, but Bai Xia knew better.She seldom gets seriously ill, but her closest relatives leave one after another, how can an old man bear it, Bai Xia is her last sustenance.

Bai Xia hugged her like she hugged herself when she was a child. The bent back of the old man made her no longer as tall as she was when she was young. Bai Xia always felt that she hadn't grown up yet, but the way home was shorter. I became smaller, the trees in the yard became lower, and my grandma also became shorter. I still want to rely on saying that I have not grown up, and I am afraid that I will die.

Because of military training, freshmen start school a few days earlier than usual, Bai Xia doesn't have much stuff, city B is not far but not close, it's inconvenient for him to take too many things by train for the first time.

The entire east square of the railway station is full of students of his age, all of them are high-spirited, with uncontrollable excitement on their faces, and beside them are parents who come to see him off.The one with Bai Xia was a junior high school classmate of his, and the relationship was not bad, but the other party didn't go north, but went south, and they just came to the train station together.

Li Jiashu sent him a text message asking when he would arrive.Bai Xia gave him a time, and then checked the ticket to enter the station. He didn't buy the ticket for the fastest train. This train would take four and a half hours, and it was already night when he arrived.

The aisle of the train was full of people, many of them hadn't even bought a ticket, people of all sizes and their luggage were piled up everywhere, luckily Bai Xia Zhizhi only carried a big backpack, but he was still staggered by the crowd .

For a curious baby who has never traveled far, the drive of more than four hours is not boring. Just staring at the scenery outside the window can take two hours.Sitting opposite Bai Xia was also a person of his age, next to him was a third-year senior who had to go back to school early because of something, the three of them chatted all the way to Shanghai, there were so many like-minded people that they talked about, and they didn't even miss the meal aware.

Bai Xia was originally shy, not as good at talking as they were, so she just listened silently, leaning against the window and fell asleep while listening, her dream was full of laughter and laughter from the train.

Li Jiashu replied to the message, telling him to be safe.Bai Xia knew that it was impossible for Li Jiashu to pick him up, and it was impossible to send him to school. If he was recognized, most of the people in the school would take pictures and scream behind them, like a disaster movie. It's scary just thinking about it.

Oh yes, he made up his mind about how to be a qualified fan during the summer vacation.He is Li Jiashu's first fan, and he will also be his last fan.

I think so, but Bai Xia is still a little worried. A person like him who can't tell the difference between south, east and north in junior high school can be expected to come to the largest city in China, get off the train and find the exit, and then go to the N exits. Find the right one and get to the bus stop right at the end of the middle of the night back to school?

No matter how Bai Xia thinks, she finds it unrealistic.

But who made him do so well in the exam that no one he knew could apply to the same school as him.

The train was nearly half an hour late, even during the day, and now it was pitch black outside, and I couldn't even see the scenery.

Li Jiashu reckoned that he was about to arrive, so he called him. Bai Xia told him that the train was late, and the two chatted for a while while the train didn't arrive at the station. Both sides were surrounded by noisy background sounds, but they could only hear each other's voice.

While talking, Li Jiashu almost forgot the business, he called to give Bai Xia the way.Before he came to City B, Bai Xia only knew the way from the school to Li Jiashu, which was almost the same as coming to a different planet.But there is one thing that Bai Xia is different from other road idiots. When others go wrong, he looks at a loss, but he is justified, pointing to the wrong road and saying it is right, so can Li Jiashu not worry?

Bai Xia was almost the last to get out of the car, making a phone call while walking out in a calm manner.Li Jiashu showed him the way, "Is there a green arrow in front of you that says exit?"

"..." Bai Xia still knows the common sense of walking towards the exit.

"Go down the stairs and go right at the fork."

Bai Xia obediently turned to the right following the army leaving the station.

"There is a ticket gate in front, and you need to check the ticket, just like when you came here."

Bai Xia searched in his bag for a long time before he took out the blue ticket, checked the ticket, and left the station.

"Facing north, turn left onto the elevator."

"North?" Bai Xia questioned, her tone so dazed that she wanted Li Jiashu to smell his face immediately, "Where is it?"

Li Jiashu thought for a while and gave up explaining, "Facing the place where the ticket was checked just now, turn right and go to the elevator."

Bai Xia lost her voice, and walked around curiously, completely ignoring Li Jiashu's voice, until she got on the elevator and found that there was another elevator, "Do you still want to go on the elevator?"

"Well, turn right when you come up, there is a specialty shop."

Bai Xia walked as he said, and she saw the specialty store, she stopped and asked him, "Then what?"

"Then look down."

"Come on? There's nothing below... um!" Before Bai Xia could react to Li Jiashu's intentions, a man hugged him from the side. He struggled twice, the man's strength was too great.

"Bao, it's me."

The familiar voice made Bai Xia lose the strength to push him away. Li Jiashu wore a black peaked cap and a mask hung on his ears, and his figure became thinner again.

There were people coming and going at the station, it would be too conspicuous for two people to hold each other like this, Bai Xia was dumbfounded, but Li Jiashu knew that he couldn't stay for a long time, so he quickly took his hand and said, "Let's go."

Bai Xia hastily shook off his hand, "Are you crazy?"

With so many eyes, even if they didn't do anything, it was enough to attract attention, and Li Jiashu still pulled him so openly.

"It's okay, tonight."

But he probably also felt that he was too inconsiderate, so he didn't go to hold Bai Xia, and Bai Xia followed him across the flyover, for fear that he would really lose himself.