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He sat there alone, guarding his little world.

　　 He sat there, by the window. Being upright is different from other people's laziness. He has a carton of milk on his left hand and an unfinished ham sandwich on his right.

　　 I think of five words: independent from the world.

　　 looked down at the book list that the professor gave me, and I scanned left and right, and walked towards the area starting with the number 6.

　　 In British universities, professors only use courseware to teach, but they can only get 40 points based on the knowledge of courseware. If you want to get the remaining 60 points, you need to increase your reading after class. Each course has a corresponding reference book. Fortunately, the professor has written the code of these books on the front page of the courseware.

　　 This library named Joule exudes a quaint flavor.

　　 took a book from the shelf, but an unfamiliar English question with a Southeast Asian accent rang in his ear: "Is this the last one?"

　　 I turned my head. It was the boy who had been sitting by the window just now. He pointed to the "Fluid Mechanics" in my hand expectantly.

　　 I quickly glanced at the bookshelf, then shook my head apologetically, and replied in English: "I'm afraid yes. This library has very limited books. You should go to the main library, there will be more."

　　 This university is not the only library, but Joule, as the only library on the north campus, is loved by engineering students. Compared with the magnificent main library, it is quieter and more contemporary.

　　 "But I like it very much, it's quiet." He sighed with regret and turned to leave.

　　 Looking at his disappointed back, I can't bear it. He returned to the seat by the window. From that day on, whenever I entered the library, I would always see him sitting in the same seat, day and night, quietly, with his milk and sandwiches. Focus on what's in front of you.

　　 That's why he can become a legend in the Polytechnic Institute.

　　 I heard that he is a Malaysian international student from the Department of Mechanical Engineering. He scored 90 points in the exam, breaking the best result of the college in the two hundred years since its founding. I heard that after school every day, he would appear in a fixed seat in the library, with milk in one hand and bread in one hand, and sitting for half a day until the library closed.

　　 Later, I ran to the library more frequently, but he suddenly disappeared one day in March.

Some people say that he has returned to Malaysia; some people say that his father and uncle were on the missing plane; some people say that he has two younger brothers at school and his father is the only pillar of the family; some people guess that he might not Come back again.

　　 One week after he disappeared, the electronic system of the library showed that someone had reserved the book in my hand and urged me to return it. I came to the library and looked for the number on the shelf.

　　 "Hey, it's you again." A strange and familiar voice rang in my ears.

　　 I turned my head, at the same position, he looked at me and smiled: "You know what? I searched all Manchester libraries but couldn't find this one."

　　 "Now you found it." It turned out that he had booked my book.

　　 He took the book happily without saying much, and went straight to his position and sat by the window. I didn't ask much.

　　 But I faintly feel that something is changing. His thin shoulders seem to be a little wider, and there is more determination and responsibility between his eyes. I think what the pain brings him is not the baptism of growth, but the responsibility as a new pillar of the family.

　　As I passed by him, I glanced at his screen, which was a graduate application form for aerospace engineering.

　　 He has made a decision about the future.

　　 The window has been darkened, and the lights in the library are brightly lit. Looking around, he is the only one sitting there quietly, guarding his little world, and outlines the grand vision of the future sky.

　　 This is a brightly lit light that belongs to him alone.