Chapter 1
Chapter 01
How long does it take to fall in love? Just a second.Or equivalent to the value of pi[1] in the Pythagorean theorem. Asking questions like this isprobablyvery nerdy, and saying it in real life would probably sound strange. But if I had toanswer according to my own feelings, June thinks falling in love is equivalent to [2]a college that has speed, which has the ability to perform at a high level, a college that hasthe ability to perform at a high level, a college that has the ability to perform at a high level,a college that has the ability to perform at a high level, a college that has the ability toperform at a high level, a college that has the ability to perform at a high level.At the same speed, a bright smile under the afternoon sunmade beads of sweat on his fair face and rosy cheeks sparkle and shine, hitting Junedirectly.His falling in love happened like that, with a classmate from another classnamed Tul ❤️But June is only sixteen. He doesn't have the chance to use the prefix 'Mr.' yet, and he's tooyoungto learn about the formula for linear motion. So June only recently definedhis falling in love two years ago. And because he was still young,June didn't know what to do next.He never talked to Tul, only met him superficially because they attended the same schoolsince elementary school. Despite many opportunities throughout their lives, they neverended upin the same class. Only the name of the boy Tul was famousthroughout the grade, starting with being mischievous once, breaking rules once, being astar athlete,and being a pretty good musician. Everyone knew Tul. It's not surprising.He's easy to get along with, so he draws people in. Many older girls screamed forTul, especially when he was drumming, controlling the rhythm for the band.When the school had an event, he volunteered to perform, from the small stage in thecafeteria to the big stage on Christmas.June knew that Tul was not ordinary. And when they entered high school,things became even clearer.Tul was incredibly popular.High school was the period when June interacted with female friends seriously for the firsttime in his life. How to put it? This might be one of the characteristics of the private schoolJune had attended since elementary school, which maintained its status as an all-boysschool until the last year of middle school, until the first year of high school when it becamea co-educational school.Or, to put it simply and quickly, June would have to say that this school only admittedfemale students to the fourth year of middle school.But that's not relevant to what June is about to say. The main point is that this place iscalled a high school, a center of all kinds of chaos that the world can create. With theperfect mix of opposite genders and problematic teenagers, blended together, it endedwith the boy Tul back then, or Mr. Tul now, being so popular among girls that they had toexclaim 'wow' in admiration.For Valentine's Day in 7th grade, Tul received flowers from seniors, including a request forhis autograph, with a few heart stickers on his shirt. For the most recent Valentine's Day,when they werein 10th grade, Tul received a large amount of flowers from classmates, seniors, and juniors.June saw Tul struggling to carry them down from the school building. At first, he thoughtthat with such a large quantity, Tul would share them with friends or throw them in thetrash. But in the end,Tul took them all home. And June, who was one of the owners of the flowers (of course, he asked a friend to give them, not himself), felt incredibly happy.However, June wasn't sure if the popular guy realized how popular he was.Even with vendors setting up stalls to sell love tokens on every floor, Tul neverhad a steady girlfriend. There was never any news about Tul liking anyone, just as therewas never any news about Tul dating anyone. This was good, because as long as Tul wassingle, June still had a chance to pursue him. Meanwhile, from what he had observed for awhile, June was quite worried that the other person might not realize it.Tul tended to categorize everyone who was nice to him as a friendly acquaintance ratherthan someone who wanted to date him. There are few truly sincere, pure-hearted people inthe world like Ban and Jae. From the most recent incidentbetween them, Tul just overturned June's love-token selling cart on the side of the road."So you told him you were hitting on him?""Exactly. That's right."June nodded his head. The reality made the cold lemon tea he was sipping with his favoritebraised chicken noodles taste bitter. It meant that his efforts to get close to him for the pasttwo months had failed completely. Not only did he not win the heart of the guy he dreamedof, but that guy also thought he was hitting on his sister.Is there anything sadder than this?“And what did he say?”“He didn't say anything. He returned the book, and then the bell rang.”“So pathetic.”Yeah, June agreed completely.June drank the sweet drink until the glass was empty, healing his withered heart with fivebaht, as much as a high school student could afford. He wanted to bury his face in the tableand cry out to his friend for comfort, but the cafeteria was too crowded, this table was toodirty, and June's image was too important. So he could only bite his lip
