The bathroom was much cleaner than Zhou Li had imagined.
He faintly heard some noise outside.
When he came out, the young man had disappeared. He walked back to his seat, wiping his hands with a paper towel, and asked, "Where did that guy go?"
"He left," Brother Nan said while nibbling on duck neck.
"He left," Huai Xu repeated.
"What did you two do to him?" Zhou Li asked.
"I just went to talk to him about it, and it turned out he was quite reasonable!" Brother Nan lifted her eyelids while eating the duck neck and looked at Zhou Li calmly. "He said he'd change seats; now I don't know where he's moved to."
"I saw it, he left," Huai Xu raised his hand to speak and then guessed, "He probably left out of embarrassment."
"...You two."
Zhou Li felt they were just like children.
Sitting back down in his seat, he threw away the tissue and chose a packet of chips from the many snacks—cucumber flavor—and opened it to start eating.
Brother Nan reached over and took two chips.
