Traveling through Thailand

The other two parties were not very happy when they heard Tang Xi tell them what they were going to do today. They quickly walked forward and complained, "Didn't you say you wouldn't tell anyone?"

"Yes, but PHA is none other than him." Tang Xi blinked his clear eyes and looked over.

"That's right, that's right. I'm not a stranger. Besides, I wore it and took pictures as a souvenir."

Pat felt like crying. He was screaming in his heart: How can this be the same?! First of all, the gender is different, okay? My dear sister.

In the end, there were two of us cosplaying and taking photos as a souvenir, but now there are three of us.

But then again, having Pha stand among them really shows that her cosplay is the most successful.

"Can you give me a set of Tang's photos after they're developed?"

Filter the photos in the camera, keep the beautiful and interesting ones, and delete the ugly and blurry ones.

"Of course you can, but aren't you worried that your brother might burn them?"

Pha supported his chin and waited for them to come out with their clothes on: "Just don't let him know."

They smiled at each other and reached a tacit understanding.

The semester was almost over, and I had no idea how things were going between Pran and Pat. The only information I had was from Pha. I heard they were getting pretty close to Ink these days.

When he first heard the name, he didn't pay much attention to it. He just knew that the name sounded familiar.

Don't think Ink is the perfect match for one of them. Their story will surely be one of those clichéd plot twists: the perfect match returns, but his importance in their relationship diminishes. And then the perfect match always finds all sorts of excuses to ask someone out, then secretly sends them to the other person, causing them to back off.

Or perhaps it started with all sorts of false accusations and slander, and finally, heartbroken, he decided to leave him. And after learning he'd broken up with her, he realized his white moonlight was just white moonlight, a thing of the past. Now, his heart still holds the person he always loves to contradict. Then comes the part where he chases his wife to the crematorium, which is my favorite part.

Even if you are not at the scene, this little bit of information can be used to add hundreds of thousands of words to the plot.

But just when he was about to believe that this was how the story would unfold, Pha told him that Ink was just a friend, and that Ink had given each of them a bracelet with letters representing their respective names woven into it. He had specially woven them with the hope that they would be together soon.

So, this person is even more ruthless than his eyes!! He has seen through everything long ago and is still secretly working hard behind the scenes!!!

This question filled a boring vacation. My classmates from the architecture department had signed up for summer camp, and Pat happily went along. So, apart from Pha, he had no one else to keep him company this vacation. As the boring vacation wore on, before the start of the new semester, Pha dragged him along to a small get-together they were hosting. There weren't many people, only five, including him.

Tang Xi put the food he wanted to eat into the hot pot and waited. He looked at the man on his left, then at the woman on his right. He paid the most attention to the face of the woman named Ink. Gradually, her face began to overlap with the transfer student in his memory.

"Ah! It's you!! No wonder you look familiar."

The people talking were startled by his voice, and four pairs of eyes were fixed on him. He also realized that his reaction was too much, scratching the back of his head awkwardly: "When I came in, you didn't introduce me. I just remembered who she was, so I got a little excited."

Pat picked up a piece of meat and put it in Pran's bowl: "Huh? Didn't we introduce ourselves?"

"It seems not." Pran picked up the piece of meat and put it in his mouth, thinking for a while and replied.

"Is that so? Well, that's our problem." Pat picked up a few pieces of food for him and Pran before continuing, "I thought you still remembered her. After all, we took the same course for a semester."

"I remember that in high school, Tang once beat up a senior who pissed him off so much that he had to transfer schools. After that, his classmates didn't dare mess with him anymore. Because of this, he rarely interacted with other students except when we were around."

After listening to Pran's explanation, Pat seemed to be lost in thought. "Yeah, if you hadn't mentioned it, I would have forgotten about it. So, it's normal that Tang doesn't remember Ink."

Tang Xi felt like breaking his chopsticks as he watched them chattering back and forth. It was because, while they were talking, they took away all the slices of meat he had put in, leaving none for him.

Pha and Ink listened quietly as they recounted their stories from Tang Xi's high school days. When they finished, they realized all the meat in the hot pot had been taken away. Pha, the first to express his dissatisfaction, shouted, "Brother, at least leave some meat for us!"

Pat looked at the meat slices in Pran's bowl and his own. Instead of feeling embarrassed, he felt very proud: "Isn't there still a lot left? Put some in there."

"Hmph, stinky brother."

Tang Xi looked at the meatless hot pot and could only continue to put meat in. The second the meat was cooked, he immediately picked up a large piece, fearing that someone else would get it first. Of course, he also gave half of this large piece to Pha, because she was his younger sister who had watched him grow up.

After eating and drinking, Pha sent Ink away. Only he and the two who were constantly showing affection were left in this space.

Once you've put the dishes in the sink, leave them alone. Grab a cloth and wipe the table clean, returning what should be in its place and throwing away what should be thrown away.

"It's getting late, remember to wash the dishes in the sink. I'll take Pha back first."

Pat held Pran's waist and followed him to the sink. He turned his head and looked at Tang Xi: "School will start in two days. Pha is moving in with me now." He pointed to the two beds where they were placed.

"She lives here too?" Tang Xi frowned: "Wouldn't that be very inconvenient?" Even if he is a brother, there is a difference between men and women.

"Hehe, it's convenient, how can it not be convenient?" Pat thought back to where he had slept these days, and his teeth were fully exposed when he smiled.

As soon as he saw his worthless look, Tang Xi knew what was going on. Somehow, he regretted reminding him so early.

After Pha opened the door and came in, she saw her two clingy brothers, and then looked at Tang Xi who looked ashamed. She also smiled: "Oh, you don't even bother to hide it in front of your sister." Her brother's silly smile was still the response to her.

She ignored her brother's expression and looked at Tang Xi: "Brother Tang, are you leaving now?" Looking at the cloth bag on his wrist, he looked like he was about to leave.

"Yeah, I'm afraid I'll die of stuffing if I stay any longer."

"Is that an exaggeration?"

He gestured to the two people who were sticking together: "Didn't you feel it?"

Pha glanced at his brother who didn't even look at him, his face full of disgust: "It does feel that way."

Seeing him walk to the door, Pha followed him: "Then I'll see you off too."

Tang Xi rubbed her head and said, "No need. We've been busy buying food all day. You should get some rest this morning." He glanced over there and whispered in her ear, "After they finish washing, kick them out quickly so they don't have to show off in front of you."

Pha also nodded happily: "Don't worry, I have already planned this."

"Hey, hey, hey, we're still here, and you're already saying bad things to my face?"

"That's not a bad thing, I'm telling the truth."

After Pran finished washing all the dishes with this posture, he wiped all the water stains on his hands on Pat. The visitors who saw this scene were even more delighted.

"Okay, stop showing off. If you piss me off, beware of Tang's stick."

"No, he's in a good mood today, and I didn't bother him for no reason. I'm safe tonight."