Song Lei knew that Chiang Yi must be cursing her out in his heart at this moment, but she didn’t care.
This was what someone had said, she was just acting according to his words.
Chiang Yi carelessly completed a self-criticism and then looked at the class teacher, feeling that he must have acknowledged his mistake and would definitely never make such a mistake again.
The class teacher was very dissatisfied with Chiang Yi’s self-criticism, but the study period was about to end, "Not profound enough, hand me a one thousand-word self-criticism before tomorrow’s morning self-study."
"If it passes, I will do the self-criticism in front of everyone tomorrow," he said.
Wow, the mouths of everyone present fell open. Today’s self-criticism wasn’t enough, and there was still more to come; it really was pretty harsh.
Just when they thought this must be the class teacher’s harshest trick, the class teacher had more to say, "Then write the self-criticism on the blackboard notice at the back."
"Leave it up for a month," the class teacher thought, this was contempt for her.
People said Chiang Yi’s grades were good, but as the class teacher, she was actually not satisfied with him, his multiple subjects could compete for the top rank in the class.
Yet, his English grades could only rank tenth, wasn’t this dissatisfaction with her as the class teacher?
Chiang Yi also knew that the class teacher was dissatisfied with him. It wasn’t that he didn’t want to improve his English grades, but he simply couldn’t help it; every time he saw an English book, he really wanted to rest, managing to keep his English grades within the top ten of the class.
He always kept a low profile in front of the class teacher when possible, not expecting to get caught today.
Regarding the class teacher’s punishment, Chiang Yi, though full of dissatisfaction, could only accept it.
As the bell signaling the end of the study period rang, the class teacher stared at Chiang Yi for a long time, "Class dismissed."
No sooner had the class teacher left than Chiang Yi rushed over to Song Lei, "Why didn’t you come to my house today?"
"Why should I go to your house," Song Lei responded without any fear, "You said not to keep an eye on you all the time, that you had no personal space."
"Now I’m listening to you, I didn’t go, so what’s the problem now," Song Lei said as she lowered her head to read a book, no longer paying him any attention.
Chiang Yi was furious, but he had no way to refute since he had said so in front of everyone yesterday.
As Chiang Yi put it that way, his followers of course made all kinds of noise, and he still remembered Song Lei crying and then running out.
But this kind of thing was not the first time it had happened, and Chiang Yi had long since ceased to care, knowing no matter what he said, Song Lei would still keep up with him.
"But you weren’t before." Chiang Yi of now was not as cold and ruthless as he would be in later years, harshly acting against the original host and his family.
The current him was just a high school sophomore who hadn’t been toughened and beaten down by society.
"The past is the past, now is now," Song Lei replied, growing impatient,
"Class is about to start, don’t you need to go back."
"The first lesson is English," Song Lei felt she was really a good person, still reminding him when he was about to blow his top.
Ahhhh, as soon as Chiang Yi heard the next class was English, he could no longer care about getting to the bottom of things.
If he didn’t get back to his seat now and was seen by the class teacher again, he definitely wouldn’t end well.
Chiang Yi returned to his seat in a huff, thinking to himself that he couldn’t just let this matter slide.
This time he had to make Song Lei realize he was very angry and that she couldn’t make such a mistake again in the future.
Everyone knew that Song Lei was Chiang Yi’s lapdog, and when they saw the latter seeking the former, they thought she would take the initiative to apologize.
What surprised them was that Song Lei actually took a strong stance, making everyone truly astonished.
However, everyone, including Chiang Yi, had the same thought: that this was just a minor act of rebellion by Song Lei, and by tomorrow she would definitely continue to fawn over him.
Song Lei knew that despite her behavior, everyone still thought she’d continue to grovel, but time would tell whether she would actually continue to do so.
The first class was English, and Chiang Yi knew it was the homeroom teacher’s class, so he was extra cautious, worried that he would get in trouble.
As it turned out, he was right to worry—the homeroom teacher actually called on him several times, but luckily, the questions were within his knowledge.
When the bell rang for the end of class, Chiang Yi laid his head on the desk. The previous period had nearly drained him of all his energy.
Especially since he hadn’t eaten breakfast that morning, his stomach had already begun to protest, but because he had been so tense, he hadn’t really felt the hunger.
Now that he was relaxed, he suddenly felt extremely hungry, and, out of habit, he reached into his desk drawer to look for something to eat.
But after searching, he found nothing, which really freaked him out, "How come there’s nothing."
Chiang Yi’s deskmate knew what he was looking for, "Stop searching, she didn’t bring you breakfast today."
What? Chiang Yi was stunned. "What did you say? She, she actually didn’t bring me breakfast?"
He nearly couldn’t resist cursing, "She’s a real menace."
"Hmph, does she think that by doing this, I will change my attitude?" Chiang Yi said angrily, especially because Song Lei had embarrassed him in front of so many people that day, he definitely wouldn’t be nice to her.
He was determined to let Song Lei know that her actions this time really angered him. She must deeply reflect on her mistake and ensure it would not happen again, otherwise, he absolutely wouldn’t forgive her.
Song Lei knew that someone was in a bad mood and probably wanted to give her the cold shoulder for a bit, to let her reflect properly.
In the past, whenever Song Lei failed to satisfy Chiang Yi or when the young master had a sudden whim, he would treat the original host this way.
The original host loved him, and when she saw him act , she would become particularly nervous and worried, bowing her head and making concessions in various ways.
But the current her truly had no intention of bowing her head. Not to mention that this guy had made his fortune off the original host’s family, his temper alone was enough reason not to indulge him.
After the last class of the morning, Song Lei went to the cafeteria to eat alone. In pursuit of Chiang Yi, she could be described as entirely isolated in the class.
Luckily, the original host didn’t care about that in the slightest in her pursuit of Chiang Yi. Now that Song Lei had a new heart, she cared even less.
Places with lots of girls tend to be more troublesome; it’s better to be alone.
When she arrived at the cafeteria, she swiftly ordered a meal, found a spot, and began to eat quietly.
By that afternoon, the news had spread, and everyone knew that the senior Song Lei had seemingly lost her mind today.
Not only had she not gone to meet Chiang Yi, but she also hadn’t brought him breakfast, and what’s more, apart from Chiang Yi going to settle accounts with Song Lei in the morning, he hadn’t spoken a word to her since.
Now it was even better; she was just focusing on eating her lunch without waiting for Chiang Yi, and she hadn’t even bought lunch for him.
You should know that on school days, Chiang Yi’s three meals a day, including afternoon snacks, were exclusively handled by Song Lei.
As long as he was in school, Chiang Yi never had to spend money. People often said Chiang Yi was a kept man, which was also a reason they disliked the original host.