When he came, the stars fell

Chapter 60 Meeting the Standards of Being an Object
"Su Bai, why don't you go and have a relationship someday."

Lao He leaned on the back of the chair, took his own double-layer glass soaked with wolfberries, drank and waited for Su Bai's answer.

"Is this a privilege?" Su Bai asked.

Old He said "um", "Forget it, there is only one copy in the class."

Su Bai nodded, expressing his understanding, "Oh, can I transfer it?"

"That won't work. What if it affects other people's study? The average score of our class is not high this time." Old He said solemnly.

"Is there no such case when I fall in love?"

"With your personality, it stands to reason that you will only improve each other with your boyfriend, so I'm not worried. Moreover, if you fall in love, and your classmates think that you have a boyfriend, they may not bother you with anything." Old He is eloquent.

Su Bai couldn't laugh or cry, "That's what I said, but where can I find someone who won't be affected by falling in love?"

In her opinion, although falling in love is not what most parents and teachers think, it will inevitably lead to a decline in grades, but after all, it requires energy, unreasonable time arrangements, and inaccurate positioning of primary and secondary, and it will indeed become a factor for the decline in grades.

Just like... Qi Yu.

"Can't you just find someone like you? The kind of person who doesn't spend too much energy but gets good grades." Lao He said.

Su Bai sighed, "Teacher, you are denying my efforts."

"As for you, it is true that you are not idle all day long, but you spend a large part of your time helping your classmates, either talking about topics or enlightening them. My class teacher is almost a decoration."

Su Bai touched his nose, but did not refute.

Lao He slowed down his tone, "Your current study intensity is enough, I just hope that you will not be tense all day long, and give yourself some time to relax. If you don't study or think about others, just do it. Something to make yourself feel better."

"Okay, I will." Su Bai said.

"Well, I came to you just to talk about this, and nothing else." Lao He waved his hand, "Go back to the classroom and go out with your classmates to have fun."

"Okay." After speaking, Su Bai turned around to leave.

"Hey, do you know Jiang Mo?" A strange smile appeared on Lao He's face.

Su Bai nodded, "There should be no high school students in City Y who don't know him."

"He quite meets the criteria for being your target—he has excellent grades, doesn't spend much time on studies, and the most important thing is that he's not in our class yet." Old He grinned.

Su Bai: "..."

She bowed slightly to Lao He, "It's still early, teacher, take your time to dream, I'll go first."

"Tsk, this kid is laughing at me." Lao He looked at Su Bai's back, smiled and shook his head.

"Mr. He, you are not afraid of what you say. Is Su Bai really going to fall in love?" the teacher at the next table asked.

"Let's talk about it, it's not a crime." Old He said nonchalantly, and then sighed, "But it's unlikely, I heard that all the people who sent her love letters were alienated by her. There is your class monitor."

Teacher next door: "???"

When Su Bai returned to the classroom, Geng Mianmian was sitting in her seat, discussing something with Han Zhi at the back table.

"Susu, you're back." Geng Mianmian waved happily as soon as she saw her come in, "Let me tell you, I just calculated the class scores with Han Zhi, and your total score this time is eleven points higher than No.2. "

Su Bai was not overjoyed by it, and sat beside Geng Mianmian calmly, "How can you be sure that no other class is better than me?"

"Some words have already been spread, you must be the first." Han Zhi said.

Geng Mianmian also nodded, "That's right."

"Then I will borrow your good words."

"By the way, what does Lao He want from you?" Geng Mianmian asked.

As long as it's not something very secret, Su Bai usually won't hide it, but this time she hesitated for a while.

"He suggested that I go into a relationship."

(End of this chapter)