The narrator tells us that he's in high school, and he wants to get a drink of milk tea. He's been avoiding girls in his class because he thinks they're too nice to him. One day, he runs into a girl at the milk-tea-shop who looks like she's got a crush on a guy named qian. The girl is super nice to the guy, but she can't stand to be bothered by the other girls around her. The narrator says he'd like to be able to stand in line for her if something happens to him, but he'll have to rely on her if he does something wrong. He tells the girl that if she wants to fight, she should come on out of the blue and just forget about it. He also tells her that she'll be able run away faster if she starts hanging out with other girls in her class. He thanks the girl for stopping him from fighting qian, and says that the girl is mature, worldly, and a "weak" girl. He says that she made him realize that even if he doesn't show off, there's still people in the world who will notice him. He adds that in three years, he didn't get into any fights with other people because he was