Yun Qiluo felt nothing under the gaze of others, not finding anything wrong with it.
Song Shijia also didn’t care about others’ opinions, keeping her head down the entire time, doing her own thing.
The content of the class initially left Yun Qiluo a bit confused, but soon after, she felt it wasn’t that difficult to understand.
She didn’t have any foundation, but she was a quick learner, as already seen when she was at the villa.
Plus, with the private tutor Yan Yan had arranged for her, teaching her some basic knowledge, it wasn’t hard for her to understand now.
The first day of school was bustling with activity.
Having gone to the cafeteria yesterday, Song Shijia planned to take Yun Qiluo to wander around the school gate at noon.
The area in front of the school gate was a food street, filled with a variety of food.
She felt it was necessary to explore a bit.
Upon hearing this suggestion, Yun Qiluo immediately agreed.
Once class was over, she ran out carrying her bag faster than anyone else.
The school gate was as lively as ever, with several popular restaurants already having quite a few people outside.
However, the moment Yun Qiluo arrived, her vision and attention were completely drawn to the snacks.
So, that afternoon, Song Shijia once again understood the ancient saying, "People cannot be judged by their appearance."
Who would have thought that a seemingly slender and small young girl, who appeared to weigh no more than 80 pounds, could eat enough snacks for four people?
Finally, Yun Qiluo rubbed her now full belly, let out a burp, held a cup of fruit tea in her hand, and walked back happily and contentedly.
Song Shijia watched her petite figure from behind, starting to doubt whether there was a storage bag inside her stomach.
There were even more people at the school gate now, as several media outlets were conducting interviews.
X University had a high reputation in the Imperial City and was a well-known school where students either had excellent grades, remarkable family backgrounds, or special talents; none of them were ordinary people.
Therefore, many media would come to interview students during the first few days of school each year.
Yun Qiluo wasn’t someone who enjoyed lively scenes; she glanced over but didn’t understand what they were doing.
So she bit on her fruit tea straw and tried to go around the crowd with Song Shijia to head inside.
However, she was so naturally beautiful that the reporters’ eyes lit up upon spotting her in the crowd.
Without saying a word, they called for someone to carry their camera and rushed over to stop her.
"Hello, classmate. I’m a reporter from 1717 News Network and would like to interview you. Is that convenient?"
Yun Qiluo was happily drinking her beverage, and upon hearing his words, the straw fell out of her mouth.
She blinked her eyes: "Me?"
The reporter, looking at the young girl’s delicate and beautiful face, couldn’t help but feel excited.
Human beings have always been captivated by beauty, and interviewing attractive people would certainly increase click rates.
Usually, reporters only encounter high-value students when interviewing at film schools, so he was surprised to find such a pretty girl at X University!
She was not at all inferior to the stars wrapped up and packaged on TV.
Yun Qiluo understood what an interview was; she had seen them on TV, usually only conducted with big figures.
The young girl’s eyelashes fluttered, with her eyes sparkling and clear under the sunlight: "What do you want to ask me?"
The reporter hurriedly asked, "Are you a freshman this year?"
She nodded earnestly: "Mm-hmm."
With her nodding, the tuft of hair on top of her head, which had stood up from last night’s sleep, wobbled back and forth too.
The reporter uncle was charmed by her cuteness: "Then, what are your expectations for your new university life?"
Yun Qiluo sweetly replied with four words: "Study hard."