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She was very familiar with this feeling, like the damp smell and scent of the air before it rained.

Does this mean it's going to rain again?

Lixi lowered her head: "Ignore that stray cat. It was her fault for being late this time—"

"I'll go ask her; maybe she really has encountered some problem."

Ai Yin spoke in a lighthearted tone, put down her guitar, and ran out.

"Tomorin, could you get my guitar for me?"

"Ah, um!" Deng nodded vigorously.

The swaying pink disappeared at the doorway.

The recording studio was completely silent.

"...Let's leave here first, other bands need to use the recording studio," Su Shi said softly.

“It feels like I’ve gone back to that day—” Deng murmured.

Soaked to the bone, Xiangzi appeared at the door, saying she wanted to quit the band. Lixi also said everyone was waiting for her, and Su Shi, like Aine, felt that Xiangzi was in trouble.

"Stop talking, Lamp." Su Shi shook her head.

"Oh....I'm sorry."

I shouldn't have said that.

Su Shi looked at Li Xi: "Don't worry, this time it's different."

""

It wasn't my fault, was it? It's normal to be angry, isn't it?

Everyone wanted to make the band successful, but she made her own choice. A band isn't a place where you can come and go as you please. Just because she encountered problems, does that mean others have to pay for her actions?

Lixi gripped the drumsticks tightly and pursed her lips. A growing sense of discontent and resentment welled up inside her.

"what happened?"

Lixi snapped out of her daze, looked at Xiangzi, and hesitated to speak.

At that time, her skills weren't very good, and she inevitably struggled with the difficult parts of the score. But saying it out loud would only make people think she couldn't do it well.

However, Xiangzi seemed to sense something and walked over.

"Ah, how about changing the wording here like this?"

I picked up a pen and sketched a few lines. Like magic, I erased the original complexity, simplified it, and left only the most essential essence.

The resentment and dissatisfaction in his heart were not directed at Le Nai or Xiangzi.

It was myself. Lixi realized this.

Even if others are wrong, I should have done better.

but.

Whether it was a rainy day or just now, or rather, it's always been like this.

"I'm going to have to chase after someone again," Aine thought as she caught up with Rakuna.

She really felt like a giant dog; she had to chase after whoever in the band broke up or ran away.

"Lena!"

Lena stopped and turned around to look quietly at Aine.

"...Are you alright?" Aine asked softly.

"Ok?"

"You were late, weren't you? We were wondering if there was some reason. Riki actually thought so too! She just wasn't being honest about it."

Lena understood what Aine meant and nodded slightly.

"So there really is a problem?" Aine confirmed.

"Do not."

"Huh? What were you doing before?"

"Playing with cats."

Playing with a cat? Aine was incredibly surprised.

"That one, Lena."

"what?"

Rather than lecturing, Ai Yin is more concerned with one question.

What are your thoughts on bands these days?

"I don't have any thoughts," Lena said, her eyes revealing nothing.

Seeing that Aine was speechless, she turned around, took another step, and disappeared from Aine's sight.

Lena still didn't come to training the next day.

P.S.: Encountered a cold front from the south; the icy air was as strong as a monster, and I couldn't defeat it even with all my might.

In the lobby on the first floor of RiNG, Ai Yin leaned against the wall, scrolling through her phone.

"Lena didn't come again."

I sent her messages but she didn't read or reply. I had clearly taught her before to click on the pop-up window to see what was going on. It's impossible that she didn't even have her phone with her, right?

Deng sat on the sofa and said softly, "Let's go find her."

"Where to find it?"

"Huh, where would a cat go?" Lantern asked, puzzled. She didn't know what Renai would do after school.

It feels like I can do anything, and I can do whatever I want.

“That’s too many options,” Su Shi sighed.

Lixi remained silent throughout, and didn't even say much when he arrived.

"Did she say anything to you?" Su Shi leaned close to Ai Yin and whispered.

“Riki? No.” Aine answered softly in return.

"....so."

This situation and atmosphere are really uncomfortable.

Su Shi clenched her fingers, hating this feeling of hiding her inner thoughts and saying nothing. Others would naturally have no way of knowing or understanding, which would only lead to misunderstandings and eventually the breakdown of relationships.

Since that's the case, then let her end it all.

"Lixi, what do you think?" Su Shi stepped forward and asked.

"Su Shi?" Deng blinked, looking puzzled.

Lixi snapped out of her daze and looked up.

"...I don't really want to," she said, turning her face away.

"Lena didn't come."

Li Xi's eyes flickered: "...So? Are you saying it was my fault? That I went too far and that's why Le Nai didn't come?"

Su Shi frowned and said, "Nobody thought that way. It's a fact that Le Nai was late, and now she's not here on time again. What we want is your opinion. What do you think should be done? Don't stay silent."

""

But Lixi opened his mouth, yet couldn't say anything.

Su Shi couldn't bear to look at it any longer and whispered, "It's really ugly."

"what?"

"Look at you now."

"what?"

Could it be that Su Shi wants to...? Aine couldn't help but say, "Soyorin—"

"Aiyin, don't speak!" Su Shi said with a serious expression.

Only she could say such things.

Ai Yin was stunned; it had been a long time since she had seen Su Shi with such a serious expression.

"Lixi, you look terrible now. Where did your determination go? You were the one who said you wanted to try new songs, and you were the one who wanted this band to keep going. Were those words just empty words?"

Every word was piercing, but Li Xi absolutely disagreed with the last sentence.

She stood up and retorted, "Of course not!"

It couldn't possibly be just a casual remark.

"But I can't do it!"

Uncontrollable words kept pouring out.

“I can’t be as good as that guy, I can’t even compare to myself! I know I’m terrible, you don’t need to tell me that…” Li Xi clenched her fists, lowered her head, and her voice trembled slightly.

This was the first time Deng had ever seen Lixi so vulnerable.

“Lixi…I want to help you. Is there anything I can do to help?” She made up her mind and reached out to put her hand on Lixi’s shoulder.

But doing so is a wrong choice.

*Snap.* Li Xi instinctively slapped the light off her hand.

"what...."

It was unclear who uttered the soft call.

Lixi's eyes widened, and only then did she realize what she had done.

I actually slapped my hand to turn on the light!

"Lixi" held his wrist, looking worried.

Don't look at me.

Su Shi paused for a moment, then came to her senses and prepared to continue speaking.

I know I shouldn't have done that.

My gaze fell on my skin; there was no sharpness, no piercing sensation, yet a burning pain lingered. I didn't want to stay here.

A wave of dizziness washed over me, and my legs became uncontrollable.

The next second, Lixi ran out of RiNG.

"It ran away again!?" Aine was shocked.

Su Shi sighed softly, "It seems that's true. I'm sorry, it seems I went too far."

"Whether I forgive you or not is Riki's business, but I know you, Soyorin, just want to resolve the issue, even if it's done in such a direct and brutal way."

What if there's a landmine? Then step on it.

If you step on all the landmines, there won't be any more landmines—Su Shi wants to be the bad guy for once, deliberately tearing open Li Xi's wounds. Only by facing the trauma can there be a chance to recover.

Only by making things clear can we move forward.

Someone always has to say these things, and Su Shi believes she is the most suitable candidate.

The lamp couldn't speak.

Aine can't say it—even if Aine wanted to, Suze would cover her mouth.

Hiding things is harmful and not helpful.

But Lixi was more fragile and sensitive than he had imagined.

“…Su Shi was not wrong, and neither was Li Xi,” Deng said softly.

"Let's catch up with them first," Su Shi said.

"Hmm!" Deng said, standing up.