Rebirth of a Portable Space: Transforming My Hometown

Chapter 35 Best Friend Lin Tiantian

Yufei's father, carrying a backpack, led Yufei to the entrance of the preschool and gestured for her to bring him to her table.

He put down his backpack when he reached her desk, took out a bottle of milk tea from it, indicated that it was his, and then turned and left.

It felt like they were fleeing in panic, which made Yufei both amused and annoyed.

Her dad simply told her he still wanted to drink more. What kind of bizarre move was that? Yufei couldn't understand it.

Yufei was the first to arrive at the classroom today; she waited a while before others came in.

The person who arrived was Lin Tiantian, who had two small dimples. In her past life, Yufei and she were childhood best friends.

What is a childhood best friend? Literally, it's a best friend from childhood, someone with whom you drifted apart after certain things happened.

Looking at her sweet face, Yufei still felt a pang of emotion.

She leaned closer to Lin Tiantian and said, "My name is Liu Yufei, and I'll be five years old in a month. It's nice to meet you. What's your name?"

After speaking, he leaned closer to her, his big eyes gazing expectantly at Lin Tiantian, awaiting her answer.

"My name is Lin Tiantian, I'm 4 years old, I'll be 5 in June," Lin Tiantian introduced herself, blushing.

"Then I'm the older sister, Lin Daiyu~ I'll treat you to milk tea, you can call me Sister Yufei." Yufei smiled like a little fox.

"I wonder what kind of bad scheme they're plotting," Lin Tiantian asked suspiciously.

"milk tea?"

"Mmm! It's delicious~" Yufei took the milk tea out of her bag and waved it for Lin Tiantian to see.

Lin Tiantian shook her head, looking completely uninterested.

"No, I've never heard of milk tea before, and it doesn't look very appetizing. Forget it!"

Yufei exclaimed anxiously, "Why doesn't it taste good? My parents just drank it and said it was delicious! You should try it, and you'll know how good it is after you taste it!"

"Forget it, when my dad coaxed me to drink that bitter medicine, he just lied and said it tasted really good."

Lin Tiantian sat down next to me, took out her books and pens from her bag, and slowly arranged them while saying...

Yufei picked up one of the milk tea bottles, stuck a reed stalk inside, and stubbornly handed it to Lin Tiantian, gesturing to her that she swore on her honor that if it didn't taste good, she would be a dog, and insisted that Lin Tiantian take a sip.

Lin Tiantian "reluctantly" took a sip, but couldn't wait.

He exclaimed, "Delicious!"

Lin Tiantian took a sip, squinted her eyes, and looked completely satisfied.

Yufei, who had been anxious, stood tall and proudly said...

"Isn't that right! You still don't believe me! I told you this tastes amazing!"

While feeling proud, Yufei also felt as if she had forgotten something. What was it?

Until Lin Tiantian said, "Feifei wasn't lying, it really tastes delicious."

Yufei finally realized

"No! Sweetie~ After you drink milk tea, you should call me Sister Feifei or Sister Fei."

Lin Tiantian, however, gulped down her milk tea, watching Yufei's exasperated expression with a smile but saying nothing.

Someone said, "Feifei, you're so cute!"

Yufei was instantly charmed! You're so cute! Your whole family is cute!

Waaaaah... I originally wanted to take advantage of Lin Tiantian's young age and trick her into calling me "older sister".

They met when they were six years old in their past life. Back then, she always wanted Tian Tian to call her "sister," but the precocious Tian Tian never called her "sister" even when they went their separate ways.

So today I originally wanted to use milk tea to lure Lin Tiantian into calling her "sister," but it seems I was fooled by her.

Unconvinced, Yufei declared, "Hmph! One day I'll make Lin Tiantian call me 'sister'!"

Yufei was full of enthusiasm as she thought about it. Lin Tiantian looked at Yufei, who seemed inexplicably passionate, and didn't know why.

If Lin Tiantian knew Yufei's thoughts, she would definitely think she was delusional and that it was absolutely impossible.

Before long, children began to arrive at the classroom one after another.

Yufei's long-awaited cousin finally arrived, accompanied by a boy who was slightly taller than him.

Yufei rolled her eyes at him. His name was Wang Zhi.

He was the first person to make the innocent Yufei from her previous life realize the wickedness of the world.

In her previous life, Yufei started school in the second half of the year. At that time, the government stipulated that children could only start primary school at age seven, so Yufei attended a preschool class for one and a half years. Yufei glanced at her classmates; indeed, the others had all attended for two years.

In my past life, I became their classmate a year later. Back then, Teacher Zhou was their homeroom teacher. We had a system where good behavior each day after school was rewarded with a small red flag. Every week, we'd summarize the results, and those who earned the most red flags would receive a small red flower to take home on Friday.

Back then, they were proud to receive little red flowers. Once, the school forbade picking flowers, and Teacher Zhou said that anyone who picked flowers would lose their little red flower award.

This is the person who tricked and lured her into picking flowers in the college garden, promising not to tell the teacher, but then turned around and tattled on her.

This deeply traumatized Yufei's young heart, teaching her a lesson: not everyone is kind to her.

Sometimes, ruthless tactics are necessary for personal gain. After Yufei's little red flower was removed, he made up for it and earned another little red flower.

Yufei cried terribly that day, so this incident remained vivid in her memory, even though she was usually very forgetful.

How come he's with his younger cousin?

Yufei ran up to her little cousin.

"Little cousin, why are you so late? Come on! Look what I've prepared for you!"

After saying that, she ignored Wang Zhi, took her cousin's hand and led him to Yufei's desk, where she took out milk tea and offered it to her cousin to try.

With bright eyes, she watched her little cousin drink his milk tea, observing his reaction.

"Delicious!" Jiang Yifeng gave Yufei the best response, praising her before chugging it down.

Yufei's happy secret was that her invisible tail turned into a propeller.

"Little sister~ can I have one too?" Wang Zhi also came over, seeing Jiang Yifeng drinking with great gusto, looking like he really enjoyed it, and asked Yufei for a drink.

Yufei rolled her eyes inwardly, not really wanting to pay him any attention, but Granny Chun had said that ignoring others was impolite.

So when Wang Zhi asked for the third time, she replied, "No, all the others are already reserved for someone else; we didn't prepare any extras."

Yufei made up her mind. The milk tea she originally intended to share with her classmates, she decided to give to other classes instead!

She didn't want to give this person a drink; she holds grudges!

(Others in the class: Thanks!)

After saying that, she told her younger cousin that she was going to deliver milk tea to her older cousin's class. Her younger cousin, only focused on the milk tea in his hand, nodded to indicate that he understood, and then continued drinking it.

Seeing that he couldn't get milk tea from Yufei, Wang Zhi went to her cousin, seemingly trying to ingratiate himself, to discuss it with him. The cousin, however, looked at him warily and kept shaking his head.

That's true, her cousin is also a possessive little foodie; how could he possibly give away something he loves? Reassured, Yufei picked up her backpack containing her milk tea and headed towards the fifth grade.

"Big cousin! Feifei's here!" Yufei called from the doorway.

My older cousin was sitting quietly in his seat reading when he heard a familiar voice. He looked towards the door and saw a little figure, carrying a schoolbag and bending over, calling out to their classroom.

It really looks like a little turtle! My older cousin thought immorally.

Yufei's shouts also attracted the attention of the students who were playing around in the class, and they all looked curiously towards the door.