Like sitting on pins and needles, like thorns in the back, like a bone stuck in the throat.
...Even though it wasn't really that dramatic, Zhou Wang just inexplicably thought of this catchphrase at that moment.
Seeing Jiang Qingkui and Ding Yi debating from "Wushan" to whether "childhood has a greater impact on one's life" or "youth is the most important transformational period," Zhou knew he couldn't let them continue like this.
After all that physical activity just now... he was starving.
"Stop, stop, stop!"
Zhou Wang reluctantly intervened between them, raising his hand and saying, "Qingkui, Yiyi, did you know... you guys are actually from the same school lineage?"
Jiang Qingkui and Ding Yi were both stunned by Zhou Wang's words.
"My fault for not clarifying earlier, Yiyi, Sister Qingkui's master's and doctoral advisor, also known as Professor Chen from Peking University Law School, and your advisor, Professor Wang Hongying, are legitimate senior and junior colleagues..."
