Flames of anger rushed to Brother Sun’s head as he watched Qiao Yue’s reaction. He shouted, “I said, let’s fight one-on-one, you piece of trash!”
Before this, their voices weren’t that loud, but with this shout, the entire class heard Brother Sun. The classroom fell silent instantly, and everyone’s eyes were on Qiao Yue and Brother Sun.
Qiao Yue smiled and looked at the Sun boy. “Brother, if you’re sick, go and seek treatment. I’m not responsible for treating mental illnesses.”
“You’re the one who’s f*cking sick in the head. Just tell me, do you dare to fight me one-on-one? Whoever loses will drop out of school.” The boy continued to roar at Qiao Yue.
Qiao Yue’s eyes mocked the Sun boy. “You speak as if you don’t have to drop out of school if you win. Do you think the school rules are just for show? Brother, don’t drag me down with you if you want to die.”
“You!”
Sun Bin’s eyes widened in anger, as if they were about to breathe fire. His face was being stepped on and rubbed against the ground. Sun Bin didn’t care that he was in the classroom and went on to flip Qiao Yue’s desk.
Sun Bin’s heart skipped a beat when the desk didn’t budge. He tried to flip it again with all his might, but the desk didn’t move at all, as if it was welded to the ground.
Sun Bin immediately looked up at Qiao Yue, only to see that the smile on his face had disappeared, and he was only looking at him coldly.
Suddenly, the school bell rang. It was as if someone had pressed the pause button in the classroom. In the next second, everyone who had nothing to do with the matter quickly returned to their seats, leaving only Sun Bin and Qiao Yue in their confrontation.
“Brother Sun, come back quickly. It’s the tigress’ class now. Be careful that she’ll demerit your points.”
Sun Bin’s expression changed when he heard this. He quickly returned to his seat after telling Qiao Yue to meet him at the field after class.
Qiao Yue nonchalantly retracted her feet from her desk and continued reading.
As the classroom door was pushed open, the classroom became quieter.
Qiao Yue’s curiosity was piqued by her classmate’s attitude, and she stuck her head out of the pile of gifts on her desk.
Who knew that she would be called the moment she stuck her head out?
“The student with a pile of things on his desk, please stand up.”
Qiao Yue couldn’t pretend she didn’t hear the teacher since she had made it so clear. She could only stand up helplessly.
As their eyes met, Qiao Yue saw the shock in the other party’s eyes turn into disdain, and she suddenly felt like she had lost all hope in life.
What was a social death? She was at the first scene of her social death.
The other students were either worried about Qiao Yue or were there to watch her being humiliated. No one had expected the tigress to give Qiao Yue a few glances before she cleared her throat and asked Qiao Yue to sit.
“In future, don’t put anything unrelated to your studies on your desk,” said the person on the podium as she pushed up her glasses.
“Yes, teacher.” Qiao Yue answered with her head lowered.
Although their question and answer were normal, the tigress’ behavior was strange in the eyes of the other students. She didn’t even reprimand Qiao Yue? It was too abnormal!
The class was extremely torturous for Qiao Yue. Every time she looked up, she would meet the gaze of the person on the podium.
She could guess what this person was thinking. When the two of them were doing research together, this person had asked her why she didn’t stay in school for a few more years and experience campus life. She didn’t know what she was thinking at that time, but she said, “How can I experience life with those idiots?” Because of this, she was made fun of by the people in the organization for a long time, and now she’s experiencing another social death.
Qiao Yue bent down and rubbed her tight chest. She just wanted to find a hole to hide in.
As soon as the school bell rang, Qiao Yue wanted to sneak out, but she was called by the person on the podium.
“Qiao Yue, come with me to the office.”
Under the sympathetic or gloating gazes of many students, Qiao Yue followed the tigress.
Perhaps it was because the tigress was very famous in school, the two of them were surrounded by people on the way. It was only after they left the classroom building that the gazes on them lessened.
“How can I experience life with those idiots?”
The familiar words drifted into Qiao Yue’s ears and almost tore her head open. Did she have to hurt her like this?
Qiao Yue looked helplessly at the person beside her. “Tigress, is it meaningful to hurt each other?”
She had thought that this nickname would at least make this person restrain herself, but it didn’t hurt at all. Instead, the mockery in the tigress’ eyes deepened. “You brat, you actually came back to school. Should I go and have a good chat with them?”