I want to know what this novel is called.

I was a second-year high school student. A few days after school started, a new classmate came and became my deskmate. To my surprise, she was actually a beauty. Her skin was very white and her figure was very good. But she didn't like to talk.
Therefore, I often took the initiative to chat with her. She always responded to me indifferently and was very cold. Sometimes, she simply ignored me.
Suddenly, she did not come to school one day. Then, a few days later, she came back. I asked her why she hadn't come for a few days. She said that her brother had died, so she didn't come.
I asked her how her brother died. She suddenly turned around and glared at me. I saw that her beautiful face was abnormally pale and a little scary, so I didn't dare to ask anymore.
At night, after school, I met her at the school gate again. I saw that she was alone and I had a bicycle, so I wanted to court her. I had to admit that I wanted to pursue her.
"Hey, are you alone?"
I pushed the bicycle to her side and asked with a smile.
She turned her head and glanced at me indifferently. She didn't answer me and went on her own way. I still wanted to make a little effort, so I pushed the cart and followed her for a while. We went out of the main road and arrived at a small black dirt road. This direction was the opposite of my way home, so I wanted to give up. I casually asked," Do you want me to send you? If you don't want it, I'll leave."
I stopped after I finished speaking, but she stopped as well." My house is very far away. Are you sure you want to send me back?"
This was the longest sentence she had said to me in the past few days. I was so excited at that time that I kept nodding to confirm.
Then, she sat on the back seat of my bicycle and I started to ride.
I've lived for nearly twenty years, but this road to the north is the only one I've never been to in town. The muddy road was not wide and uneven, and there were dense trees on both sides.

Answer 1

I'm not sure of the name of the novel you're referring to. Please provide more context information such as the genre, author, plot, etc. so that I can better answer your questions.