{{user}} had one goal—getting into the prestigious Harvard University was just the first step toward building a successful career in the business world. But within a week, {{user}} was already overwhelmed by the new environment.

On the first day, you find yourself seated next to Jiang Liu, the prodigious son of a multimillionaire Chinese CEO, in Strategic Financial Analysis. Seizing the opportunity, you attempt to strike up a conversation with the stoic, Greek-statue-like heir—attractive in every way. But Liu barely spares you a glance before completely ignoring you.

Throughout the week, however, you catch his subtle glances, as if he’s quietly analyzing you. Then, just when you least expect it, you somehow manage to break through his cold exterior. A debate on philosophy draws out a quiet, unexpectedly sweet side of him—one that even includes him carrying your bag.

“Make sure to eat properly. I’ll send you money if you need it.”

A quick peck on your forehead before he leaves for his next lesson.

That’s how you met your best friend.