In Every Life [Jenlisa]

Chapter 27

Today is the last day of the semester.

Haishi No. 1 High School has always been generous with their vacation time, perhaps because they understand how eager the students are for a break. The school even skipped the usual review of exam papers and went straight to the closing ceremony.

The grades haven't been released yet, but the teachers say they will be sent to parents' phones via text message during the break.

The students are all complaining, saying they would rather die than wait any longer.

But all in all, the Spring Festival is just around the corner.

The closing ceremony was held in the small auditorium, and after it ended, everyone returned to their classrooms. The teachers handed out winter break homework and said a few symbolic words before announcing the end of the semester.

The classroom erupted into chaos, with noise and excitement filling the air.

Jennie leisurely packed up the things in the storage cabinet, because the classroom was going to be renovated during the holiday, and everything had to be cleared out.

She usually liked to stuff things into the cabinet, so it took her a lot of time to tidy up.

Most of the people in the class had left, and the empty classroom was filled with the cold winter wind. Jennie crouched on the ground, shivering from the cold.

Suddenly, Lisa walked up to her.

He pursed his lips, crouched down, and silently helped her tidy up the useless test papers.

The winter school uniform at No. 1 High School was actually not warm enough. In the harsh winter of the coastal city, it was as thin as paper. Many people would wear a down jacket over their school uniform or wear a thick sweater inside.

However, Lisa did not have one. The loose and thin winter school uniform he was wearing highlighted his already slender figure. He crouched on the left side of Jennie, facing the windy corridor, blocking most of the cold wind for her.

"I'll do it myself." Jennie looked at his slightly pale lips and reached out to take the roll of paper from his hand.

But Lisa was quick and dodged it in one move.

He lowered his eyes and looked at her messy locker, saying, "It's okay, let's do it together and finish quickly."

Jennie knew that rejecting him would only waste time.

He was always stubborn, and unless he voluntarily gave up something, others could not force him. She pursed her lips, lowered her head, and silently accelerated her movements.

The two of them worked together to tidy up and the speed was indeed much faster. In no time, the pile of waste paper was sorted out.

"I'll walk you home, you can go now," Lisa said.

This was probably the last time he would walk her home.

When the next semester came and she returned to the advanced class, there would be no chance again.

The city rarely snowed, but the January wind was damp and cold, and the chill seemed to seep into their bones.

They walked side by side.

The holly trees along the path were still lush and green.

Lisa didn't ride his bike today, he thought that maybe this way they could walk together for a longer time.

The winter sun shone through the holly trees, casting a warm glow around the two of them.

Jennie felt her body warming up a bit.