Jiu Ye, your little ancestor doesn't want to take responsibility

When Mumu finished his homework, he found out that his parents had gone out on a date.

I looked at the time, it was nine o'clock, so I called Qiao Tianhao.

Qiao Tianhao was playing games. When he saw the caller ID, he decisively abandoned his teammates and answered the phone.

Without waiting for Mumu to speak, he took the initiative to explain:

"Squad leader, don't worry, we didn't bring Brother Shuo with us. We went to play other things, and Brother Shuo doesn't know."

Mumu was very satisfied: "Thank you."

Lou Shuo never thought that he was abandoned by his brothers. Since no one wanted to play games with him, he was too lazy to play.

Although he loves to play, he has a rather eccentric personality and only likes to play with people he is familiar with.

So since Qiao Tianhao and the others had no time to play, he was too lazy to play and went to bed early out of boredom.

The next day, Mumu came after breakfast, and Lou Shuo had finished his paper long ago.

While Lou Shuo was correcting his mistakes, she took out the book and marked the key points for Lou Shuo.

He found another test paper and continued to check the key questions for Lou Shuo to do.

Lou Shuo felt very uncomfortable:

"No matter how hard I try, I'll never be a top student. The university I worked so hard to get into will definitely not be as good as the one my brother got me. What's the point of asking me to do this?"

Mu Mu looked at Lou Shuo without saying anything.

She didn't speak like she was doing a question, she wasn't very eloquent, and she couldn't find the right words to refute.

Lou Shuo flipped through the test paper and became furious when he saw so many questions.

"I won't write. Whoever wants to write can write."

He threw away the test paper and pen, picked up his phone and called his friends in the group to form a team.

Still no one paid any attention to him, except for a male classmate who didn't usually play with him.

Not interesting.

Mumu finally sorted out his words:

"You should learn now, and do what you should do at your age."

Lou Shuo smiled:

"What else can you do besides studying? You can't even win an argument."

"..." Mu Mu stared at Lou Shuo: "Are you laughing at me?"

Lou Shuo met her gaze and felt a little guilty.

Denying:

"Who laughed at you?"

"I'm just telling you that everyone has their own strengths. You can't hold me to your own standards."

Mu Mu's delicate brows tightened:

"I'm not holding you to my own standards. We've always been this way."

Since the topic has come to this point, Lou Shuo simply said:

"Mumu, look, we have grown up, and the paths we will take in the future will definitely be different."

He pointed at Mumu:

"For example, you have such good grades, so you will definitely go to the best university in the country, but I will definitely not be able to get in. This means that we will be separated."

"The place you're going to in the future is definitely not where I want to go, and it's also a place I can't go. The things I want to do are definitely not suitable for you."

"So, you might as well stop wasting your time. It really doesn't matter whether I study or not. It's better for me to live my life happily while you can be the top student. This way, you won't waste your time."

Mumu: “Don’t waste it.”

Lou Shuo: “…”

Mu Mu was stubborn, and Lou Shuo knew that it would be impossible to change her deeply rooted ideas in a short period of time.

He said dejectedly, "Well, all that talk is in vain. I really don't know what's in your head. What? You still want to force me to go to the same university as you?"

Speaking of this, Lou Shuo suddenly shuddered.

He looked at Mumu in horror:

"No way? You don't really think so?"

Mumu looked at him: "No?"

Lou Shuo was shocked.

After the shock, I felt angry and amused:

"Sister, are you okay? Do you know what you are saying?"

"I'm applying to the same university as you, so you might as well just kill me!"

"nerve……"

He subconsciously wanted to curse, but at least he managed to hold back the last word.