Bro, Don't Study Anymore - Chapter 2

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It started raining just three days into the military training. The freshmen laughed and ran back to the dorms, muttering “What a pity.”

The roommate stood by the window, taking pictures of the heavy rain outside and posting them on social media——

[Rain summoning pack success【image】【image】]

One picture was of the pouring rain outside the window, and the other was of the grass field on the playground.

The real grass had been plucked bare, with large and small “rain” characters written in the mud turned over.

Little Tang liked the post and sneakily saved the pictures, forwarding them to Senior Song.

[Heaven-sent rain.【image】]

Senior Song had a class but replied instantly——

An emoji, a sunflower from Plants vs. Zombies, with the caption “Forward this sunflower to collect sunshine for junior and juniormei’s military training.”

[Big胆, slacking off in class, I’ll report you!]

Senior Song replied with a photo from the last row, showing the teacher lecturing with a PPT. A college physics book was visible on the desk.

[Easy class.]

[Have you changed clothes? Don’t wear wet clothes.]

Little Tang was lying on his chair when his roommate called out to him. He looked up inquiringly.

The roommate shrugged: “Senior asked me to tell you to change clothes.”

“Mm-hmm, got it.” Little Tang continued typing his message.

The roommate grabbed a piece of clothing from the drying rack and threw it at him, hitting him squarely.

“Hurry up and change, or I’ll tattle on you.” He pretended to message Senior Song.

Little Tang… was indeed threatened and quickly changed his clothes.

The roommate sighed: “These days, not a single milk tea I drank wasn’t deserved.”

Then he sent an OK emoji to Senior Song.

–

Perhaps under some mysterious power, the rain kept pouring down.

The roommate listened to the rain for a moment, then checked the weather forecast——Expected to stop at 23:08.

Satisfied, he closed the weather app.

Before the evening assembly, the roommate checked the weather forecast, which precisely indicated light rain at 9:21. It rained exactly as predicted.

From then on, the phone became the god of weather control.

Afraid the rain would stop at night and there would be evening training, Little Tang asked, “When is the rain expected to stop?”

“Around eleven tonight, definitely no evening training.” The roommate teased, “Going on a date with senior?”

Little Tang unzipped his bag and put in a power bank, then shoved his laptop in without looking up.

“Need one more for late-night gaming, coming?”

The roommate lounged on his chair: “Ah, I won’t bother you two. The dorm is my sanctuary.”

“Bye-bye~”

Little Tang packed his bag, remembered to take his umbrella, and went out to meet Senior Song.

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