Chapter 992: Beautiful Girl (37)
The Chinese teacher's expression changed. She clearly hadn't expected this student to dare talk back to her. Furious, she stormed off.
This
ill-mannered girl would be expelled soon enough. There was no need for her to
waste words on someone like that.
The
homeroom teacher conveyed her thoughts to the school administration, and they
agreed to speak with Zuo Ran and Wei Liang first. After all, they were the
parties involved.
As
long as the two boys were willing to come forward and state that their
relationship with Tang Guo was innocent, the whole issue could be resolved.
But
to everyone's surprise, both boys refused to discuss the matter. They were even
less willing to clear Tang Guo's name.
Before
school ended that afternoon, the homeroom teacher found Tang Guo and informed
her that the talks had failed. She gently suggested once more that Tang Guo
transfer schools, because this place was no longer suitable for her studies.
“Perhaps
they think I'm not sincere enough,” Tang Guo said, her expression carrying a
trace of hope. “I'll go speak to them personally. What do you think, Teacher?”
After
a moment's thought, the homeroom teacher replied, “Then go and ask them. But if
that doesn't work, I still advise you to transfer schools.”
Don't
let rumors ruin your life.
She
was only a small homeroom teacher. There was very little she could do in this
matter.
Those
two boys were not people she dared provoke.
When
she had been younger, she had been straightforward and uncompromising. People
with such temperaments had to crash into walls countless times before learning
their lesson.
Being
smoother, colder, and more detached made life much easier. Learning to ignore
things and mind one's own business reduced a lot of trouble.
Many
times, good intentions yielded no rewards and sometimes even brought resentment
instead.
But
this time, she truly felt regret.
From
their brief interactions, she believed Tang Guo was genuinely a good girl.
She
even regretted not intervening earlier when the rumors had first begun. Perhaps
things would never have escalated to this point.
That
afternoon, Wei Liang and Zuo Ran had a physical education class.
They
usually spent PE periods playing basketball.
Taking
advantage of the break, Tang Guo went to find them.
Her
appearance on the basketball court immediately attracted countless eyes. Some
people even gathered around to watch.
Especially
when they saw her walking straight toward Wei Liang and Zuo Ran, their
curiosity intensified. Several students had already taken out their phones to
record.
Tang
Guo's expression remained calm, a faint smile curling her lips.
“History
is about to repeat itself,” she murmured. “I wonder what choice they'll make
this time.”
The
system's entire database trembled. Looking at the two handsome boys in the
distance, he didn't believe they would change their minds.
At
least, based on all his previous experience, humans were inherently stubborn
creatures.
Without
suffering the most painful lessons, they would never recognize their own
mistakes.
Zuo
Ran and Wei Liang had also spotted Tang Guo approaching.
They
exchanged glances, stopped their game, and waited for her to reach them.
“What
are you here for?” Wei Liang asked.
Tang
Guo appeared somewhat hesitant, but eventually she spoke.
“I
want to ask you to help me prove the truth. Help explain everything to
everyone.”
“Prove
what?” Zuo Ran felt an indescribable sense of satisfaction.
Wei
Liang had been right.
Eventually,
she couldn't withstand the pressure and had come to seek them out.
But
if she expected them to agree immediately, she was dreaming.
The
two exchanged another glance and silently decided to teach her a lesson, one
she wouldn't easily forget.
“Prove
that our relationship is innocent,” Tang Guo said frankly, looking straight at
them with a trace of hope in her eyes. “Nothing like being kept ever happened.
We were just friends from the beginning.”
In
Tang Guo's heart, the two of them should have been her friends.
Now
that they were avoiding her, she assumed it was simply because their failed
confessions had hurt their pride.
And that, she could understand.
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