Zhi’er, with her watery, dark eyes, looked at Wang Xuanwen.
"This is a place for studying, not a courtroom for arguments."
"If you keep pestering everyone and don’t let us study, I’ll have someone throw you out."
Wang Xuanwen got up from the ground with a donkey roll.
"I don’t mean to pester, I just wanted to ask Youzhen, but if she disagrees, forget it."
"Anyway, I’ve seen through the hot and cold of human relationships!"
After speaking, Wang Xuanwen lowered his head and walked away dejectedly.
Zhi’er stuck her tongue out at his departing figure, making a funny face.
The little girl turned to Fang Youzhen, her cute face instantly blooming with a sweet smile.
"Sister Youzhen, don’t mind that bad guy. Next time he pesters you, tell me, and I’ll find someone to beat him up!"
Amused by the little one’s tone, Fang Youzhen couldn’t help but smile.
She said briskly, "I can handle him myself, but he’s like a fly, buzzing around non-stop and can’t be swatted away."
Zhi’er pulled Bai Xingye along and introduced him to everyone.
"This is my Sixth Brother, Bai Xingye! Like the stars across the vast plain and the moon flowing in a mighty river!"
Classmates hurriedly said, "Hello, Sixth Prince!"
They looked at Bai Xingye with curious glances.
The Sixth Prince of Prince Kang’s family had always been a mysterious figure.
It’s said he was plagued by a vicious illness since childhood, with a strange temper, prone to killing at any moment.
So Prince Kang and his wife never let him out to see people.
Bai Xingye was somewhat unaccustomed to so many eyes simultaneously on him.
He immediately frowned, "Why are you staring?"
Everyone was startled and quickly lowered their heads.
The Sixth Prince indeed had a capricious temper!
Zhi’er poked Bai Xingye with her little hand.
She puffed up her cheeks and angrily said, "Sixth Brother! Don’t be mean to everyone!"
Bai Xingye looked down at Zhi’er and pursed his thin lips.
He raised his head and said perfunctorily, "Hello, it’s fine if you’re not."
Students laughed awkwardly, "The Sixth Prince is too polite."
Zhi’er tapped her forehead with her small hand and helplessly shook her little head.
Sixth Brother really needs to learn more about how to get along with others!
Soon, Second Master came in holding a stack of books.
"Prepare for a written test; please put away your books."
Second Master gave each person a blank sheet of paper on their desk.
Next, everyone had to write the answers to two questions on the paper, as required by Second Master.
Analyzing "First Filial Piety" and "Secondly, Be Careful and Trustworthy."
Zhi’er picked up her brush and obediently leaned over the desk to start writing her paper.
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She saw him with his head down, writing swiftly as if divinely inspired.
Zhi’er’s small mouth opened in slight astonishment.
Sixth Brother is so amazing!
Zhi’er didn’t clearly remember these two books but understood some of the principles within them.
She was concentrating on her writing.
Meanwhile, Bai Xingye beside her had already completed an entire sheet of answers.
He raised his head and glanced at Second Master walking around inspecting another student’s desk nearby.
Taking advantage of Second Master turning away, Bai Xingye reached over and took Zhi’er’s paper in front of him.
Then he swapped his own written paper there.
Zhi’er was surprised and whispered, "Sixth Brother, you..."
"Shh!" Bai Xingye gestured with a hand.
Second Master had already turned around, leaving Zhi’er unable to ask anything.
She could only bite her lips in confusion, looking at the paper Sixth Brother exchanged.
Sixth Brother gave her a finished paper.
Not far away, Wang Xuanwen watched all of this, his eyes squinting with a calculating look.