The days following their successful project presentation brought an unexpected shift in the dynamic between Wei Ying and Lan Zhan. A sudden change of wind seemed to blow through their friendship, leaving Wei Ying puzzled and filled with a sense of unease. Lan Zhan started distancing himself, becoming more reserved and distant in their interactions.
One afternoon, Wei Ying decided to confront the issue head-on. She approached Lan Zhan as they crossed paths on campus, her voice laced with concern.
"Lan Zhan, is something wrong?" she asked, her eyes searching his face for answers. "You've been distant lately, and I can't help but feel like something has changed between us."
Lan Zhan hesitated for a moment, his gaze distant. "Wei Ying, we should maintain a professional distance. Our project is over, and we should focus on our individual paths," he replied, his tone colder than usual.
Confusion flooded Wei Ying's expression. "But Lan Zhan, we were friends before the project, and I thought our connection was deeper than that. Why are you suddenly pushing me away?"
Lan Zhan's eyes briefly flickered with a hint of frustration before he composed himself. "Friendship can complicate matters, Wei Ying. It's better for both of us if we maintain a professional relationship."
Wei Ying's heart sank, and her voice trembled with a mix of hurt and anger. "So, our friendship meant nothing to you? All those moments we shared, the late-night conversations, the laughter... they were all meaningless?"
Lan Zhan's expression remained impassive, his words cutting through the air. "I never said they were meaningless, but it's best if we move forward separately."
Wei Ying's frustration boiled over, and tears welled up in her eyes. "How can you be so cold, Lan Zhan? We had something special, something real. I refuse to believe that it can just be discarded."
Lan Zhan's voice turned sharper, his frustration apparent. "Sometimes it's better to let go, Wei Ying. Our paths are different, and clinging onto something that cannot be will only bring unnecessary pain."
Her heart ached, and she couldn't bear the sudden distance between them. "But Lan Zhan, I don't want to let go. Can't we find a way to work through whatever is troubling you? I miss our friendship, our connection."
Lan Zhan's features softened for a brief moment, a flicker of regret crossing his eyes. "Wei Ying, it's for the best. Trust me."
Their conversation ended in a tense silence, leaving Wei Ying with a whirlwind of emotions. She couldn't understand why Lan Zhan had distanced himself so abruptly. Her attempts to get near him only seemed to result in arguments and further misunderstandings.
Days turned into weeks, and their interactions remained strained. Wei Ying felt a void in her life, the absence of the friendship that once brought her so much joy. She couldn't help but question what had gone wrong and whether there was any hope of repairing their fractured connection.
The campus was abuzz with excitement as students prepared for the annual talent show. The tension between Wei Ying and Lan Zhan continued to linger, casting a shadow over their once-thriving friendship. Unbeknownst to Lan Zhan, a misunderstanding further deepened the chasm between them.
One sunny afternoon, Lan Zhan happened upon a scene that ignited his anger. From a distance, he witnessed Wei Ying engaged in a heated exchange with Wen Feng, a girl from their class. It appeared as though Wei Ying was the aggressor, her voice raised and her gestures defensive.
Lan Zhan's anger and distrust continued to cloud his judgment, rendering him deaf to Wei Ying's plea for understanding. Unbeknownst to Wei Ying, Wen Feng had taken advantage of the situation and spoken to Lan Zhan before he could confront her, further deepening the misunderstandings between them.
One evening, as Lan Zhan walked alone through the campus, deep in thought, Wen Feng approached him with a sly smile. Intrigued, he paused to hear what she had to say.
"Lan Zhan, I noticed you've been having some issues with Wei Ying lately," Wen Feng began, her voice laced with feigned concern. "I thought you should know that she can be quite manipulative and cunning. I've seen her true colors, and you deserve to know the truth."
Lan Zhan's brow furrowed, his trust in Wei Ying already shaken. He had always known Wei Ying to be mischievous and playful, but the notion that she could be intentionally manipulative surprised him.
"What do you mean, Wen Feng?" he asked, his voice tinged with apprehension.
Wen Feng leaned in closer, her voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper. "I overheard her talking about you, Lan Zhan. She said things that were meant to hurt you, to undermine your abilities. I couldn't believe my ears. You deserve someone who truly appreciates you, someone who doesn't play games."
Lan Zhan's eyes widened, his heart heavy with doubt. He had always held Wei Ying in high regard, but the words spoken by Wen Feng sparked uncertainty within him. He couldn't fathom why Wei Ying would say such hurtful things, but the doubt sowed by Wen Feng began to take root.
Enraged by what he perceived as bullying behavior, Lan Zhan's disappointment clouded his judgment. Determined to punish Wei Ying for her actions, he allowed his anger to guide his next steps. Unaware of the full context, he resolved to confront her and express his disapproval.
Days later, Lan Zhan sought out Wei Ying, his expression distant and guarded. He found her sitting alone on a bench, her eyes bright with anticipation at his presence. As he approached, her smile wavered, sensing the distance between them.
"Wei Ying, we need to talk," he said, his voice lacking its usual warmth.
Wei Ying's brows furrowed, her heart sinking at his serious tone. "What's wrong, Lan Zhan? Have we not already discussed everything?"
Lan Zhan hesitated, his gaze shifting as he struggled to find the right words. "Wen Feng spoke to me, Wei Ying. She told me things... things that made me question our friendship."
Confusion etched itself onto Wei Ying's face, her eyes searching his for understanding. "What did she say, Lan Zhan? Please tell me."
Lan Zhan's voice turned colder as he repeated the words whispered by Wen Feng. "She claimed that you had spoken ill of me, that you had belittled my abilities. I find it hard to believe, Wei Ying, but I cannot ignore her words."
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A Little Too Late (Female Wei Ying)
RomanceWei Ying Is the youngest daughter of Wei Family, she's mischievous, friendly,and easy to be with but most of all she's kind hearted person. Lan Zhan is the youngest son of Lan Family, he is as cold as ice the role model of their university, he and...