Luckily, it happened at school.
Luckily, the e-bike collision wasn't serious.
Luckily, the person was reasonable.
Yan Keke apologized, took the person to the hospital for a check-up, and since they didn't make a fuss, after both sides confirmed everything was fine, she sent them back to the dorm. Yan Keke felt really sorry and bought a box of milk for them, and that finally settled things.
But Yan Keke was genuinely a bit put off by the idea of riding now—on the way back to the dorm, she said, "Zhenzhen, maybe I should let you ride the bike? You skate to class every day; it looks exhausting. Riding would be easier." And maybe she could give Zhenzhen a lift.
"Well, using your bike to take you to class is fine, but our schedules don't match up. What if you need to go somewhere I don't? Yan Keke, don't give up so easily—it's only the first day of school. We have plenty of time to learn."
