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Chapter 3: Sisterhood and Childly Infatuation [Act V] Judgment (23)

"Of course. hua.” Lu Jun immediately spread out his palms, shrugged his shoulders, and said with a little regret, "There is a difference between men and women, and girls have a lot of private matters that boys can't help." Otherwise, how could I bear to let Miss Xu stay on duty all night? Besides......" He paused for a moment, revealing a sly smile, "The reason why I returned to school was also due to the promised arrangement, please Miss Shu Ze don't misunderstand." ”

Christina hid her chuckle, and felt more and more that Lu Jun was funny and humorous, so that many of the dissatisfaction with his previous indifference to his roommate's bullying behavior quickly faded away. When she heard the other party's second half of the sentence, she hurriedly stared at her gray-blue eyes, and her voice became urgent: "Could it be that the person Xu entrusted is ...... Mr? With that, she pinched the jagged piece of paper with two fingers and showed it to him. （hua.）

Lu Jun looked at the piece of paper with a smile, and from Christina's words, he quickly sensed that the other party no longer used the salutation "du"[154] and smiled brightly. He unhurriedly took out the piece of paper that Xu Pingjun handed him when he left the hospital, and slightly butted the two pieces of paper with irregular serrations, and in the blink of an eye, the pieces of paper were perfectly assembled into a rectangular piece of white paper.

"Sir is indeed the client!" Christina raised her lips and smiled at Lu Jun, "Then please tell me quickly, what exactly do you want my friend to help me do?" She glanced at the piece of paper in her hand again, and complained slightly, "What is the so-called 'details' in this message, which must be told verbally?" Xu is really, why bother beating around the bush like this? ”

"Sure enough, it's 'sure enough'......" Lu Jun looked at the scribbled message and smiled slightly. As previously suspected, the strangely cut piece of paper was just for identity verification. This is because the only way to investigate Kikuchi's origins is to use the resources of the University of Berlin's Office of Student Affairs, or influential student clubs on campus, such as the "Beauty and Faith Community" led by Georg.

However, how can the school allow students' information to be leaked? Georg was also not familiar with Chinese students, so he had to use Guò's friend Christina Curve. And Christina must have been dissatisfied with the Chinese students at the school because of the bullying of her roommate "Lin Jingru". If you want to persuade her to help, you have to rely on this unique "evidence" in the world to dispel her concerns.

In this way, Christina had to be convinced, even if she was suspicious of herself; Second, in order not to alarm Mikio Kikuchi and others, no name was disclosed in the message, and even Christina's surname was omitted, so there was no need to worry about the paper being lost and accidentally leaked.

No matter how big or small, it affects the whole body. If you ignore any seemingly inconspicuous detail, it is very likely to lead to the failure of the overall situation. Xu Pingjun was clearly aware of this, and cleverly split many of the "details", i.e., secrets, into two blank sheets of paper - what could be better to hide the secret than something so ordinary that he disdained it? Moreover, they are held jointly by both parties, rather than concentrated in the hands of one person. You have to gather two people and two things to get the secret, otherwise it will be in vain.

Exegesis:

[154] In German, "du" is the second person. The use of "du" should be done with particular care, as it not only expresses intimacy but also contempt for the other person (similar to the use of "er" and "ru" in classical Chinese), so it is difficult for even Germans to grasp. In order to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings, the Germans usually omit "you" in the interrogative sentence or imply it with "ich".

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