Chapter 2 — Leave Your Game

Lam Duc Sam immediately crashed into her waist and quickly bounced off. Lam Duc Sam frowned:

“What are you doing?”

“Just after scolding me, I want to find a girlfriend to be a babe and ask for a hug, but there is no way!”

Tu Duyet put his hands on his hips and turned his head to look at me.

"Duong Duong and I are close friends. Before we met you, we went to school and ate meals together!"

"So, you're really angry, right? Who told you to bully me!"

Tu Duyet was shaking her head proudly when Lam Duc Sam pulled her. Tu Duyet immediately fell into his arms. Lam Duc Sam gently locked her neck:

“This is not called bullying, this is called acting on behalf of God!”

The students present all burst into laughter. I really couldn't laugh and turned around to leave, but the host called me back:

“Wait, there's one last question!”

3

I sat down again, and the people present also quieted down. The serious look on the host's face made the atmosphere somewhat tense. He came over and asked in a low voice:

“Have you ever risked your life for someone?”

After the question was asked, Lam Duc Sam, Tu Duyet and I all lowered our fingers. The host asked me to answer first. I said:

“I once spent the whole night alone on a snowy mountain looking for my lost boyfriend.”

Everyone was surprised. The host admired me and said I was really brave. Lam Duc Sam turned his head to look at me, his eyes carrying a smile:

“Duong Duong, thank you.”

It was Lam Duc Sam's turn, he glared at Tu Duyet. The voice is somewhat impatient:

"In order to please my childhood friend, I played hide and seek with her in the snowy mountains, then got lost. Finally, the two of us met in a small wooden house."

Tu Duyet snorted and said contemptuously:

“Me too. That night we had to hug each other to keep warm to get through it.”

The atmosphere immediately became quiet. I clenched my fists, the corners of my lips kept trembling, recalling that scene over and over again. The snow mountain trip a year ago was suggested by Tu Duyet. Halfway up the climb, the wind and snow were so strong that I couldn't open my eyes. When my vision became clear again, I could only see Tu Duyet alone. She said Lam Duc Sam was missing, so we split up to look for her. I searched all day. By evening, the body was so cold that it lost feeling. Luckily I found a cave, so I could stay there until morning. The next day when I left, I discovered that there had been an avalanche near the cave. If the avalanche location had been a little closer, I probably wouldn't have been able to return. No one knew how scared I was at that time, and no one knew how worried I was for them. But now they say, back then they were just playing hide and seek. I couldn't help but laugh at myself, angrily stood up and left. Lam Duc Sam chased after me and pulled me back:

"Duong Duong, why are you suddenly so angry? Last time in the snow mountain, didn't you also agree to play hide and seek with us?"

I pushed his hand away, frowning:

“When will I agree…”

"Duong Duong, it's just a game, don't be angry anymore. Let's go eat!"

Tu Duyet also ran over, pulling me forward. I stood in place, not moving at all, my face so gloomy that it was unsightly. Seeing that I'm not following, Lam Duc Sam turned back to comfort him:

"My ancestors, don't be angry anymore. I'll do whatever you tell me to do. Can you forgive me?"

“So do you know why I'm angry?”

I still hold a glimmer of hope, hoping that after three years together, he will at least understand me somewhat. But reality is as cold as an ice cellar. He said:

“How do you know?”

It's always been like that. He didn't know where my feelings came from, he just felt that a few words of coaxing would be enough.