Chinese Entertainment: Becoming a Superstar After a Breakup

"How are these baked buns? Do you think they're authentic?" On the first floor of the school was a halal restaurant. Shen Ze and Dilireba sat facing each other. Shen Ze asked, "Many schools have Hui or halal restaurants."

When he was with Dilraba, he definitely wouldn't eat anything related to pigs. Although he was sometimes curious whether many people had secretly eaten them, pigs were not an option on Dilraba's menu. It wasn't that she was picky; it was just a habit she had developed since childhood, something subconscious. Shen Ze didn't care that she didn't eat them, but that she didn't forbid Shen Ze from eating them.

"Baked buns taste best when they're fresh out of the oven. You should eat some too, or you'll complain that the crust is the same when they get cold," Dilraba said.

"I'll just watch you eat, I'll wait for my skewers," Shen Ze said.

"You're such a fake. You're not pretending anymore. If you don't like onions, you don't like them. You used to pretend that they were delicious, but I never saw you get poisoned by onions," Dilraba laughed.

She knew the reason. It was only a few months ago, when he accompanied her home to try and realize his dirty ideas, that she clearly discovered this. He was avoiding pistachios, but before that, he ate them every week, just in smaller quantities.

"Everyone has things they like and dislike, right?" Shen Ze said. He had his back to the door and didn't notice that Gulinaza and her roommate had also entered.

"Since you're so good at pretending, are you really doing it now?" Dilraba was flirting with Shen Ze.

"Shen Ze, didn't you say you had something to do today? Uh, you really did have something to do? I'm sorry, you guys are busy." Gulinaza, dressed in a beautiful long dress and with meticulously applied makeup, appeared at the dining table with a beaming smile, saying things that could easily be misunderstood.

"Your friend? Let's go together." Dilraba's originally beaming face had turned into a smirk, and her fingers, gripping the chopsticks so tightly that blood circulation was restricted, had white marks on them.

"This is my classmate, Gulnazar, Jin Bohan. This is my girlfriend, Dilireba. By the way, you should know her," Shen Ze emphasized, standing up and walking to Dilireba's side, putting his arm around her shoulder, acting like one of his own.

Dilireba was also a little confused. Was she being paranoid? She wasn't the type to be jealous, but Gulnazar had seen her boyfriend's smile and then hurriedly left after seeing her. What did that mean? Was she guilty, or something else?

Gulinaza was secretly laughing inside. She had appeared on purpose, and her expression was intentional.

"I do recognize you. I didn't see your face clearly just now. It turns out you're my senior. Do you remember me? You're a year younger than me. What a coincidence! You took a photo with us when Shen Ze first came to our area." Gulinaza looked like she had just seen Dilraba.

"Shen Ze, not bad, your girlfriend is pretty, you have good taste." Jin Bohan said. She was passively drawn in. She was lying in her dormitory when Na Zha dragged her out to take a walk, and they ended up at the cafeteria, where she met Shen Ze's beautiful girlfriend.

"You can talk, what do you want to eat? It's on me today," Shen Ze said, looking at Gulinaza with a "don't cause trouble" expression, wondering if she could understand.

He wasn't stupid. Gulinaza's reaction when she saw him was too strange. We know each other, but because of military training, why are you smiling so happily when you see me? Fine, you're happy, but why did you leave without even saying goodbye when you saw my girlfriend?

Since he wasn't able to read Gulinaza's mind, he couldn't know what Gulinaza was thinking, but he felt that something was amiss.

"No need, we're just wandering around. We're not hungry, we'll be going now," Gulnazar said.

"No, yes, we won't bother you anymore, we'll be leaving now." Jin Bohan was about to say something when she saw Gulinaza give her a wink, and she understood, she didn't want to be a third wheel.

There was no further interaction. The senior and junior students only exchanged one sentence, which was reasonable, since being in the same school doesn't mean they were familiar with each other, they were just acquaintances.

"The fried rice noodles are a bit cold, I'll get you another serving." After the person left, Shen Ze saw Dilireba staring at him and quickly said, looking like something was seriously wrong.

"Feeling guilty?" Dilraba said.

"What are you saying? What are you feeling guilty about?" Shen Ze knew that trouble was coming.

"Tell me, what's your relationship with my junior sister? Why did she turn away when she saw me?" Dilraba asked directly.

"That's normal, right? She saw me first, then noticed you, and knew we were dating. She didn't want to be a third wheel, did she? Look at my other female classmate, she was planning to eat, but she was too embarrassed to eat," Shen Ze said.

"Yeah, that's why I'm curious, she was so happy to see you, are you two close?" Dilraba asked.

"What are you thinking? They just want to see what you look like. They've made up an excuse to come over. As long as they see you, that's enough."

"Do you think I believe that?" Dilraba said. Long-distance relationships are like this. She didn't realize it before because she knew her boyfriend was very tired every day, with both academic and art classes. But now that they're sleeping together and he's in college, she naturally has to be wary.

If Gulnazar had come over to greet him normally, or even if she had looked at Shen Ze in a teasing way, she would have thought it was normal. She had experienced it herself; none of her roommates hadn't looked at Shen Ze like that, as he tried every means to get into their school.

But now it's obviously different. Jin Bohan is quite normal. It's Gulinaza who was so happy to see her boyfriend at first, but wanted to leave when she saw her. They weren't exactly familiar with each other, but it shouldn't be that they couldn't even talk to each other. It can only be said that she felt guilty. Why did she feel guilty?

She couldn't understand it. She couldn't possibly like her boyfriend. She knew he had a girlfriend, so how could she possibly like her? She was a goddess-level woman.

But nothing made sense. Thinking about the group photo they had just taken, she remembered that Shen Ze had once given them local specialties, and she got a little annoyed.

Women always need to be pampered. The sense of security is something that inevitably gets a little lacking even when you're together every day, let alone in a long-distance relationship.

"Hot, you're my well-known girlfriend. I've never hidden your existence. I know what you're thinking, but you should know that if I had any ulterior motives, would I introduce you to them like this?"

I don't have that much charm. People who know I have a boyfriend still go out of their way to find me. They're just afraid of interfering with our relationship.

I know you're insecure. Over the past year, I've been constantly worried that while I'm not by your side, you might have found someone more suitable.

"Luckily, we're together. Hot, you need to have confidence in yourself. From the moment you walked into my heart, no one can replace you." Shen Ze started criticizing directly.

And they just kissed like that. At that moment, don't talk about reason, talk about emotions, talk about feelings, talk until you're dizzy.

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