Not Familiar

Fang Huaining — the top student of University A’s School of Computer Science. Beautiful, highly intelligent, self-disciplined, cool and aloof, a master of both theory and programming, admired by many. Li Ting — a chronic class-skipper from a ninth-rate university, a workaholic who’d swept through all twelve streets of the campus doing odd jobs. Aggressive, withdrawn, stingy, and gloomy, master of multiple foreign languages, disliked by many. Classmate: “Ace, that handsome delivery guy who always brings us eel rice actually served as a German translator for our professor once. Did you recommend him?” Fang Huaining: “No. Not familiar.” Gay friend: “Li’zi, after dinner today, that big shot from the School of Computer Science across the way actually came over and paid our bill. Do you know him?” Li Ting: “Who? Not familiar.” Li Ting: “Why do you always take a bus all the way out to the suburbs to secretly pick vegetables I planted? Am I familiar with you?” Fang Huaining: “Why do you keep changing your IP to monitor my personal website? Am I familiar with you either?”