In a small county town like this, bicycles are actually quite useful.
The town isn't big, so with a bicycle, you can reach any place you want to go without much time.
But that's only when the weather is good.
When the weather turns bad, like today's rainy day, bicycles aren't as convenient.
Even with a raincoat, your face stays wet, and your trouser legs get splashed.
So Jiang Ran chose to walk instead of riding a bicycle.
The rain was light, and walking slowly with an umbrella kept you dry and didn't take too much time.
Jiang Ran closed the little wardrobe door, holding the umbrella, ready to leave, and looked up to see Pei Huai standing not far away.
Pei Huai stood there with an umbrella, holding a flashlight in his hand.
But the flashlight wasn't aimed at Jiang Ran; it was directed to the side.
This way, when Jiang Ran looked over, her eyes weren't blinded by the flashlight, and she could clearly see the person standing there was Pei Huai.
