Realizing this, Rosen was terrified.
He quickly picked up his pace, wanting to sprint home as fast as possible.
But he didn't expect that before he had run two hundred meters, someone caught up with him from behind and said, "Bro, you jumped the gun. The referee is calling you back!"
"Jumped the gun? What the heck?" Rosen was suddenly puzzled. Looking back, he saw that it was actually a track, with spectators on both sides watching him. Among the group of runners, he was the only one still sprinting.
Only then did Rosen recall a high school race where someone next to him jumped the gun before the starting pistol went off, and without noticing, he kept running, leading others to believe he was the one who jumped the gun. It was quite awkward.
"No way, how could I possibly be back in the past now?"
Although Rosen liked listening to Jay Chou's song "Back to the Past," these two things had no relation, right?
