Wear to the future: my vest is red all over the world

Chapter 31 Signature
Bai Lizhi chose archeology as his major, and there were only sixteen people in total. Including Bai Lizhi, the "boy", there were eleven boys in the class.

Regardless of the small number of people, based on the current era background, Bai Lizhi and his group of sixteen can be said to be among the rarest seedlings in the entire school, and any bumps or encounters will make people feel distressed.

The moment Bai Lizhi entered the door, Lu Dieyi noticed this young man with a soft light.

Because he showed his face in the live broadcast room, as an inspiration to give love to all painters, Lu Dieyi naturally also saw the picture of Bai Lizhi in the post about Xuan Snake.

So when she saw that Bai Lizhi was the freshman representative, and she was in the same major and class as her, she was so excited that she didn't sleep all night last night.

She managed to get two dark circles under her eyes today, but she wanted to cry without tears.

He obviously wanted to see Bai Lizhi in the best state, but in the end he turned into such a bad look, the pain was worse than cutting her with a knife.

However, this frustration dissipated instantly when he saw the real person. Lu Dieyi was so excited that he unconsciously clenched his hand on the bag into a fist, and his nails left four crescent moon marks on his palm.

As soon as he entered the door, everyone in the classroom looked over. It was a surprised look as if they were looking at some new creature, which almost made Bai Lizhi wonder if he was not good at transforming himself.

Finding a seat near the corner and sitting down, Bai Lizhi looked back at the person who was secretly eyeing her, and asked, "Excuse me, what's the matter with everyone looking at me?"

The students who didn't expect Bai Lizhi to say it directly denied it, but Lu Dieyi still looked at her bravely, "May I ask you to sign it for me?"

She has been greedy for Xuan Snake's signature for a long time, but because of lack of money and various reasons, she has never had the chance to get Xuan Snake's signature. Now that she finally has the chance, she naturally cannot give up.

"Signature?" Bai Lizhi asked back as she looked at Lu Dieyi who rushed up to her and put pen and paper on her desk.

Lu Dieyi looked at Bai Lizhi firmly, and said: "Master Xuan Snake, I have always admired you very much, but due to various reasons, I have been missing the chance to get your autograph, so I want to fight for it today. "

The sincerity in those brown eyes did not seem to be staged, Bai Lizhi's gaze shifted from Lu Dieyi's face to the white paper on the table, and after a moment of silence, he picked up a pen and signed her name.

The signature of the pen and dragon snake is so conspicuous on the white paper, so that Lu Diey, who has been holding his heart, let out a long sigh of relief in his heart, "Thank you, Xuan Snake!!"

She decided to frame Bai Lizhi's signature and the pen with which she wrote it, and keep it safe!

Although Lu Dieyi was careful enough, and this position was also in a corner, but the whole classroom is so big, and the communication between them was heard by other people present.

Seeing that Lu Dieyi got Bai Lizhi's signature so easily, many people were ready to move, but before they got up and surrounded Bai Lizhi, the head teacher walked into the classroom.

They didn't want to leave a bad impression on the class guides for the next three years, and they sat back in their seats, but their attention couldn't help drifting in the direction of Bai Lizhi.

Jiang Renming, who observed this, coughed lightly twice, and waited until the attention of the sixteen people was on him, before speaking the words that had been repeated for more than ten years.

"...Which of you wants to be the class monitor?" With his hands on both sides of the podium, Jiang Renming's eyes flicked across the faces of the students below, and finally landed on Bai Lizhi.

Although it wasn't very fair, the teacher generally tended to entrust this kind of important task to the outstanding students in the class, and among the 16 students, Bai Lizhi, who was the representative of the freshmen, basically appointed the position of class monitor by default.

"If no one speaks out, let's vote anonymously. The minority obeys the majority?" Jiang Renming asked.

No one objected to this suggestion. After all, this is the least likely way to offend people, and it is also a relatively fair way from the surface.

(End of this chapter)