An Changhe was just calling to remind Yan Fei about the time to estimate his scores and fill out college preferences, telling him not to forget to go early. He also rambled on about his own feelings—despite being in his early twenties and quite popular at school, he always felt everyone else was younger, feeling too embarrassed to talk about it. Only Yan Fei, though the youngest, was already considered a successful person, so age wasn't an issue for him.
When his desk mate hung up the phone, Yan Fei's mobile phone started to get busy. Everyone who knew he'd taken the college entrance exam was timing it to find out how he did as soon as possible. They had refrained from disturbing him the past couple of days, but now, calls had piled up. From the moment he stepped into his house to after dinner, his phone hadn't stopped ringing.
