If it were normal times, Young Master Han would definitely not be so unjustly angry. Who would dare to chirp behind his back? With his bad temper, he would rush to the person and confront him.
But the problem was that at that time, Han Yang himself felt that he was at fault. He even felt that he should not continue to stay on the school team because of what those people said.
During that time, Han Yang was always alone in the locker room until he found a notepad in his locker.
This notebook records every game since he entered the school team in the first year of junior high school, the game time, the team playing, the final score, and his contribution in every game.
Even Han Yang himself couldn’t remember some games clearly.
The notebook owner, who claimed to be his little fangirl, used the data she recorded to tell him about his continuous progress over the years.
She knew how difficult it was for him to lose this game, so in the second half of the notebook, she also carefully excerpted the experiences of many well-known basketball players before they became famous. It was not all smooth sailing for those people. They also had failures and experienced blows just like him now.
At the end of the notebook, the little fangirl told him that he was excellent. Also, she bought a brand new notebook, hoping to continue recording her idol’s matches.
At that time, what Han Yang needed most was such support. After reading the notebook, Han Yang, who had always felt that crying was the most hypocritical behavior of a man, secretly wiped away his tears.
He kept the notebook carefully and cheered up again. At the same time, he was extremely impulsive and wanted to find the owner of the notebook.
Later, Han Yang learned from his teammates that someone saw school beauty Xiao Heng secretly entering the men’s basketball locker room that afternoon.
At that time, Xiao Heng, as the manager of the basketball team, had a spare key to every locker in the locker room, and only Xiao Heng could open the door of Han Yang’s locker.
When Han Yang asked Xiao Heng for confirmation, Xiao Heng admitted it, but only she knew in her heart that she had not written any notebooks, nor had she been to the locker room that afternoon.
In this case, there was only one possibility. The witness identified the wrong person and mistook her sister Xiao Wu, who was 60-70% similar to her but rarely appeared at school, as her.
“Now, I’m just putting everything in order. Han Yang’s love for me, maybe… maybe part of it comes from that notepad. You have always liked him so much. Now that I quit, everything will return to its original position, right?”
This was something Xiao Heng had always been unwilling to admit. She didn’t want to admit that Han Yang’s love for her originally came from this sister she had never liked.
“Enough!”
After Lu Su overheard these words, she couldn’t hide her anger. She opened the door and rushed in to interrupt Xiao Heng’s words.
It was true that her son had become a vegetative state, but he would not be so despised by his ex-fiancée.
“Ah Wu, can I call you this?”
Lu Su glanced coldly at Xiao Heng, who was frightened by her sudden intrusion, and then she restrained her anger and turned her eyes to Xiao Wu, who was aside.
“Just now your mother asked me to change the original marriage candidate to you. Auntie wants to ask you, are you willing?”
Lu Su asked Xiao Wu extremely seriously.
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oh-kay, this is gonna be hard to read
I hope her in-laws love her very much.