However, upon hearing Tuanzi’s feedback, it seems like Uncle Wang Bo was so enraged that he beat Chen Xue’er and Wang Shengjie on school grounds.
This is domestic violence on campus, and even though Wang Bo is the victim, as a public figure, he is bound to face controversy, and it will severely impact his career.
Chen Xue’er became a parasite after marriage, and life has been tough for her post-divorce.
As for Wang Shengjie, if things go as expected, he should transfer schools and won’t have the chance to bully her Tuanzi anymore.
This family of three is pretty much done for.
Su Li recalled Tuanzi mentioning Teacher Qian and snorted. This woman only ever sides with Wang Shengjie, so she conveniently had her kicked out of the school.
Everything is under control! Strategically planning from a thousand miles away!
The only downside is not being able to witness the drama firsthand. ɴᴇᴡ ɴᴏᴠᴇʟ ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀs ᴀʀᴇ ᴘᴜʙʟɪsʜᴇᴅ ᴏɴ N0veI.Fiɾe.net
Su Li touched her face, feeling a bit amazed at how cunning she’d become.
But having resolved the big trouble of Wang Shengjie, Su Li was in quite a good mood today.
If it hadn’t been for accidentally bumping into Xu Xing today, who knows how she would have discovered Wang Bo’s infertility and taken advantage of their entire family.
Su Li rubbed her chin, thinking she should find some time to thank Xu Xing.
As Su Li happily mused over this, she suddenly felt a bit of itchiness on her arm. Looking down, she found a red bump on her jade-like arm.
She had been too focused earlier and didn’t notice getting bitten by a mosquito.
Su Li couldn’t help but scratch, only to find the more she scratched, the itchier it became.
A gentle voice came from overhead, clear and refreshing like a cool breeze: "Want to use this?"
Su Li felt the voice was somewhat familiar. She paused her scratching, looked up.
A young man in white stood three meters away, graceful like a fine orchid, his slender pale hand hanging by his pants, with the other hand reaching out toward her - a small round sticker in his palm.
He was wearing a mask, so only his smiling eyes were visible.
Su Li stared blankly for two seconds before realizing: "The student from registration day who had a headache?"
He gave a faint smile, his eyes crinkling with amusement: "Yes."
Su Li looked at his palm, and he explained: "You got bitten by a mosquito? This is an anti-mosquito patch."
Su Li was indeed very itchy, so she said, "Thank you," accepted the sticker, and placed it on her collar. She could still faintly smell the scent of mint on it.
Perhaps it was psychological, but Su Li felt it wasn’t as itchy anymore.
She blinked her eyes, curiously asking him: "Aren’t you a university student? Why are you at Experimental First Middle School? Do you have siblings here?"
Su Li realized right after she spoke that it might not have been appropriate.
She wasn’t familiar with this guy, so why was she talking so much? It was like she was interrogating him.
Su Li gave him an awkward smile, but he laughed warmly: "I just got to Jiangzhou Prefecture recently, have some elders living here at Experimental First Middle School, so I came to visit and happened to run into you."
Upon hearing this, Su Li hurriedly said: "Then you should go see your elders, I won’t keep you."
Feng Ciye’s fingers resting on his knee gently curled up as he smiled gently: "I’ve already visited."
Feng Huaijin’s maternal grandparents sometimes stayed in the dorms at Experimental First Middle School, so he came to visit.
Of course, as an illegitimate child, he naturally wasn’t acknowledged by the elderly and was turned away without even meeting them—a closed door.
Feng Ciye didn’t really mind this.
Whether Feng Huaijin’s grandparents liked him was irrelevant, as long as he did his duty of visiting the elders.
He just didn’t expect to run into her.
This rather dull visit seemed to have suddenly taken on a vibrant hue.