After all, it is the high school entrance exam. Although Mr. Sheng and Miss Tang didn’t want to pressure Su Weiyi, they still personally escorted her to the exam venue.

When Su Weiyi got into the back seat, just as she was about to close the door, she felt a strong force holding it open. The next moment, Sheng Yanxiao also got in.

Miss Tang turned her head from the front: "Yanxiao? You..."

She hadn’t finished speaking when Young Master Sheng lazily leaned against the seatback: "Si Nian asked me to play basketball, so I’m just hitching a ride."

"Basketball this early?"

"Who knows, he’s acting on a whim."

The Si Family in S City is one of the top wealthy families. The Sheng Family and the Si Family had no prior connections. Instead, it was after Sheng Yanxiao came to study at S City that the two boys met. Only then did the two families start to have interactions.

Sheng Yanxiao lazily looked out the window, and the reflection on the window glass showed Su Weiyi’s slightly lowered side face. Sheng Yanxiao caught this out of the corner of his eye, noticing that the hands Su Weiyi placed on her lap were slightly clenched, seemingly nervous.

Was it because of the high school entrance exam, or because of him?

Throughout the journey, Su Weiyi and Sheng Yanxiao didn’t exchange a single word. Although Miss Tang felt it was not good, she had grown accustomed to it over the years.

When they were younger, their relationship was quite good, but at some point, Sheng Yanxiao and Su Weiyi seemed to become less inclined to interact with each other.

They had also heard some talk that Sheng Yanxiao never acknowledged having Su Weiyi as a sister outside.

Miss Tang had talked to him many times, but it always ended without resolution. As for Su Weiyi, she seemed completely unconcerned by it. It’s not always beneficial for parents to intervene too much in children’s matters, so they could only let it be.

Maybe when they grow up and get past the rebellious phase of adolescence, it will get better.

The car soon stopped at the entrance of S University Affiliated Middle School, where many parents were already gathered. The big signs reading "Quiet" and "Silence" at the gate were particularly prominent.

Su Weiyi got out of the car with her things, courteously said goodbye to Mr. Sheng and Miss Tang, and when she looked at Sheng Yanxiao, the young man was just looking down playing with his phone, completely ignoring her.

The words on the tip of her tongue were swallowed, and Su Weiyi turned to walk toward the school gate.

The moment the slender red figure turned, the boy’s blazing gaze froze on her. He followed her with his eyes and his fingers fell on the send button of his phone.

With a "ding," the message sent successfully — [Good luck!]

As Su Weiyi reached the school gate, she felt her pocket vibrate. Taking out her phone, she saw it was a number both unfamiliar and familiar.

It was unfamiliar because she didn’t know the owner of this number. It was familiar because she had contacted this number many times.

The first time she received a message from this number was when she participated in a middle school painting competition. Due to a small accident, her painting for the finals was stolen. Although the culprit was found in the end, she couldn’t compete. It was her first national competition and it meant a lot to her. She was still very naive back then, feeling very wronged and cried in her room for a whole day.

This number appeared during that time.

Su Weiyi later tried asking who the person was, but they refused to say. Moreover, they never said or did anything inappropriate. Instead, they were sometimes very humorous, and chatting with them felt inexplicably relaxing. But their contact wasn’t frequent, like those pen pals popular before, where you didn’t need to know who the other person was, you just confided to each other through words.