An Ran said, "Let's go!"
An Ning said, "You arrived quickly."
"...I came to B City a month ago."
"..."
"...to attend school here."
"..."
"He's sort of my friend. Once, he fell into a trap in the mountains and got injured; I took him in. Then, he asked me to come to study here."
An Ran didn't say much, but she knew An Ning would surely ask.
An Ran and An Ning were cousins. As for why they shared the last name, An Ning didn't used to be an An. She later changed her surname to follow her mother's.
Both of their life stories were fraught with hardship.
An Ning had lost her parents at the age of five, and almost none of her relatives were willing to take her in, except for An Ran's parents, who were willing to care for her, so she had lived with them ever since.
Usually, besides being close to Luo Yan, she was a bit closer to An Ran.
But six months ago, a tragedy also struck An Ran's family.
Her uncle passed away.
Only her kind and frequently ailing aunt and An Ran remained.
