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MY MISTER OSTRICH
Chapter 63 Children’s Park
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Chapter 63 Children’s Park
Translated by Twelve_Months_of_May

Gu Mingxi, let’s skip class.

All the way up until the ball game started, Pang Qian didn’t have a chance to talk to Xie Yi privately.

She remembered the way that Xie Yi looked at her after Xiao Yujing left. His eyes were hiding something, and they didn’t seem the same as usual. But it was brief, and he quickly reverted his gaze and laughed around with the other kids.

On the way home with Gu Mingxi, she chattered about the evening’s events. She even brought up how Xie Yi seemed different from usual. Gu Mingxi listened on quietly and didn’t reveal any reactions.

“Gu Mingxi, do you think that Xie Yi likes me, even a little?” Pang Qian covered her cheeks with her hands, her eyes shining. “He didn’t barbecue anything for the other girls today, but he made me a lot of things. And he joked around with me like he always does.”

Gu Mingxi, “…”

Pang Qian shook her head in embarrassment. “Was I being too obvious? Xie Yi’s so smart, so he can’t not know that I like him. Then if he knows, and he treats me even better than before, what does it mean?”

Gu Mingxi, “…”

“And he was so mean to Xiao Yujing. It was really strange.” Pang Qian’s heart was pulled into confusion by Xie Yi. The more she thought about it, the less she understood. Since Gu Mingxi wasn’t answering, she gave him a shove. “Hey, why aren’t you saying anything?”

Gu Mingxi looked at her and asked, “Are you still going to confess to Xie Yi?”

“Of course,” Pang Qian responded loftily. “Final exams are almost here. I have to make good use of time and say it now. Otherwise I won’t be able to sleep at night anymore.”

Gu Mingxi, “…”

“Don’t laugh at me, Gu Mingxi.” Pang Qian lowered her head again, her voice becoming thin. “I keep thinking that I might not get rejected.”

Seeing her acting shyly, Gu Mingxi still didn’t say anything, but inside of him, some anxiety started to float up.

Pang Qian was the kind of person who was quick to act. Two days later, on Monday, she decided to stop dragging things along.

Having grown up on shoujo mangas, Pang Qian was a born dreamer. She was passionate about all things regarding a prince and Cinderella. In the comics, no matter how amazing the female supporting character was, the perfect prince always fell for Cinderella.

Pang Qian, a young girl, had no immunity to these kinds of stories. She was realistic, but occasionally she would dream. And Xie Yi was a beautiful dream. The 17 year-old Pang Qian decided that before Year 2 was over, she would draw a conclusion to her many years crush.

She didn’t tell Gu Mingxi about her plan. On the way back to class after having lunch in the cafeteria, her eyes always flitted over to Xie Yi.

Pang Qian knew Xie Yi’s schedule. He didn’t stay up very late so he was never too tired in the afternoon, like the other students who laid down on their desks. Every day at noon, Xie Yi would go to the gym to practice for an hour. His practice buddies would meet up with him in the gym, so when he grabbed his paddle and walked over, he was always by himself.

The entrance to the gym was very obscure. There were few people around at noon, so it was a great place for a confession.

Pang Qian’s eyes kept following Xie Yi, and she noticed that he was a rather unusual that day. When it was the time that he would normally go to practice, he grabbed a bottle and gulped down most of the contents. Then he got up and walked out of the classroom.