The day before Xuenong, Tang Yao received a letter from Mu Sisi, which was the first time Tang Yao got a letter written to herself as a member of the propaganda committee. Tang Yao pinched the thickness of the letter, a little curious about what Mu Sisi would write in the letter this time. Tang Yao thought that as soon as the station parted that day, all the gossip that should be said and should not be said had been finished, and as for how the future would develop, Tang Yao couldn't think of it, and he didn't want to know. Tang Yao took the letter with no interest, obviously unwilling to open it to see what was going on. Tao Lili snatched the letter in Tang Yao's hand, and made a gesture to open it, Tang Yao didn't care much about the letter, and the force in her hand was naturally much lighter, the letter was easily snatched away by Tao Lili, Tang Yao was not annoyed but smiled, and said, "There is a hard work for the secretary of Tao Tao, help me read the letter." If the letter is all unnutritious, then please Tao Zhishu work harder, and don't tell me if you digest yourself. ”

Tao Lili stared at Tang Yao with an incredibly blank look for a long time, and then her eyes suddenly turned red, and she held Tang Yao's hand holding the other letters and shook and trembled, and said: "No one has ever trusted me so much, Tang Yao, I really... I really want to say a word about how can I Tao Lili He De... “

"Stop. Stop immediately. Tang Yao held her forehead, decisively interrupted Tao Lili's sensational words and continued, dragging her hand that was grabbed by Tao Lili, shouting, "You light, your hand will be pulled down by you." “

Tao Lili let go, but her expression was still moved, and her pursed lips wanted to speak and stopped, as if she had surging emotions hidden in her heart, and she didn't know where to start.

Tang Yao's mind had nothing to do with Tao Lili at all. Since Tang Yao accepted the position of propaganda committee, she would receive letters from different girls and send them to different boys in their class every day. The fonts are different, but most of them are delicate and small, and you can see that everyone is nervous and apprehensive when writing letters. Tang Yao was puzzled for several days, these girls didn't know where they came from, and they came tirelessly to confess, what was in their heads, which really made Tang Yao, a peer, very puzzling.

Tang Yao was curious about who could receive the most letters by the end of the semester, so Tang Yao secretly made a list in his small notebook, and arranged all the boys who received the letters in order of receipt, and counted them every day. Of course, such a real and reliable hard-core indicator is only for Tang Yao's own small entertainment, and Tang Yao doesn't dare to take it out and make trouble for himself publicly.

It's just that Tang Yao didn't know that he was in "Lushan" at that time, and he didn't see how outstanding the male classmates in his class were, but he was often puzzled, why were there so many little girls' eyes swept from all directions when they went out for exercise? Why are there often sneaky little girls at the door of their class? Why are there always unnamed girls who stuff confession letters into their class mailboxes? And she, the propaganda committee member who sends and receives letters every day, has unknowingly become the object of many little girls who take the initiative to talk to her.