Trouble everywhere.

Xiu Ying did not back down. I wondered if this school had admitted many students who had psychiatric problems. The worst part of it was that this girl still had the expression of dignity and innocence even though what she said had no relationship with her behavior. They were all living in masks. It was actually a waste of time being with people with personality issues.

"Are you stupid? If it were that simple, people should have known that long ago. Anyway, no need to spend time with an eccentric like you. If you want people to acknowledge you, then work for it, don't implicate others to get your selfish request."

I stood and flipped my hands expressionlessly for her to leave because she was a terrible use of my precious time. She had a bitter expression as she struggled to wake up from her unfruitful encounter. However, as she finally stood. She then unexpectedly tripped and fell, I instinctively caught her, but we fell together on my bed. Then she whispered to me. "What if I told the school that you attempted to rape me?"

I jerked both in anger and surprise. Why was this girl so determined to get her desires fulfilled.

"Then I might as well try it for real." Now, it was her time to fight. The only problem was that I had no such desire.

"All right, you've won."

"Really?"

Why was she still surprised? Wasn't this result what she wanted? I abruptly cleared my throat for her to get off me. Then she stood with blush and shame as she stroked her bang gently, hiding her eyes away from me.

"I am sorry, I just wanted your help sincerely."

'Sincerely? What a joke!'

She apologizes now after she had wreaked havoc already? Regardless, I wouldn't have any challenge teaching her, but I hate when people use me. One day, I will pay these guys back for all these troubles. I gritted my teeth in exasperation. I only wish I could murder her to satisfy my anger.

Towards evening after that fox (Xiu Ying) had left, I moved out of my house to catch up some fresh air. I had to stifle my anger. If this situation happened in my former junior high school, there wouldn't be any need to seethe my fury. It was perfectly okay to mess with that young bitch till she pressed herself out of the school. I didn't know why people had the gut to put their hands inside the fire. Perhaps, she must have thought that I would refine my character with time. However, she was damn wrong. If it wasn't this ungrateful gods-mind, she would have gotten no opening to use me. I have to give all my violent energy to that ingrate. Regardless, I didn't know how I acted in my mirrored space. My thought wandered as I walked around the beautifully lit campus. It was like another city from an elevated view.

However, as many useless thoughts occupied my mind, someone called me. Apart from the mystery garden, Suzhou high school had sparse tree distributions. These trees helped to freshen the atmosphere and allow proper air circulation. I looked at the person that called me; I didn't know him, nor was I interested in him. Still, I decided to hear out his giddy eulogy.

"What does senior want from me?" I asked with a confused expression. Regardless, a first-year senior student couldn't have that posture, so I unintentionally concluded it had to be either second year or third year. Either way, I couldn't care less.

"Just follow me; what are you chirping about like hordes of birds."

His audacious suppressive words came as no surprise—I've witnessed many of these attitudes, and their results were incredibly similar. A bird? Twittering? I'll see who would take up that front. However, I needed to pretend and go with the flow (I seethed my burning anger). As we got to the shade of a tree, I saw another person.

"Shao Taiyang, what took you so long to bring an insignificant junior here?"

"You don't control me, Chang Chuteng!" the person called Shai Taiyang added a bit decibels to his note.

Both of them looked arrogant. However, while Chang Chuteng might seem proud, he was more unreasonable and wild. A shred of evidence from his finished display. At the same time, Shao Taiyang was not only arrogant but noisy; he kept muttering, dwelling totally on the previous quarrel. It must have hurt his dignity for someone to scold him.

"You ant, do you know who we are?" Chang Chuteng asked his first foolish and unreasonable question. Which fool introduces himself that way. This person only wanted to blow off.

"No, senior." I decided to play along.

"We are a member of the student union. We came specifically to tell you that you should disappear from the life of Miss Min or find your way out of the school premises." Chang Chuteng said arrogantly.

Chang Chuteng completely looked down on me as his eyes saw me not as a human but as an ant. He moved closer with a deriding smile as he gently slapped both sides of my cheek in a sheer mockery. In fact, he was enjoying his unreasonable power display.

"Hey, young one, I heard you are a miscreant of the lowest level. How the hell did you even get to this school. But the most shocking is how a nuisance like you got closer to Miss Min." Shao Taiyang said noisily.

I watched them with a veneer of surprise, but my heart condemned them to nine asura hells as they made a fool of themselves. This ghost must be the president doing (I thought).

"Hey! Are you dumb, huh? Can't say a few words, huh?" Shao Taiyang bellowed angrily. He seemed to be enjoying his superiority.

"Senior, jokes. How can I be dumb? I was merely digesting your instruction. As a nobody, I don't want to blow it."

"Good! Very good! In fact, I've always known you are a paper tiger. It's just that the president is always anxious..."

"Shao Taiyang!"

Chang Chuteng called out to his witless colleague.

"What? What can he do about it? People revered him as a plague, but this ant is extremely easy to control. In fact, I can personally dismiss him from this school." Shao Taiyang said proudly.

"I've heard what the two seniors said. I will stay clear and not cause you trouble. I must go now." I quickly vanished from their presence. As someone who understood territorial game (people retreat not because they were afraid but because they were disadvantaged), there was no need to fight a battle where both sides would suffer. I would mercilessly give them a clean cut, and they would never resurrect nor reincarnate. Did they want to dismiss me? Not qualified! I clenched my fist with this tenacious thought as I pushed toward the dorm. The two seniors sneered as they looked at my back.

However, from a distance, someone recorded everything. But this person didn't have any visuals—this person was Yue Si. She marveled at how stupid I was. In fact, she concluded I wasn't worth Li Min after all. How could a weak guy that anyone could trample upon—enter the sight of that goddess? However, she hated that her plan to remove Li Min would fail, so she trembled as she searched her empty brain for solutions.

Chang Chuteng and Shao Taiyang came back and reported their successful mission. Of course, they exaggerated most of the irrelevant things. Regardless, they succeeded in breaking a smile on the face of Lin Gen. In fact, the smile turned to a peal of audible hoarse laughter.

"Good! Good! You guys did very well. Don't worry yourselves. When I have time, I will speak up for you to the principal or even ask my uncle for help." The two men immediately beamed. However, at this moment, two people entered the office. One of them was Yue Si, and the other was Yao Yun. Yue Si was the secretary of the student council. However, Yao Yun was only a member. He was burly and simple-minded. He usually did the heavy work.

"What's the matter, president?" Yue Si asked shrewdly.

Lin Gen looked at her and waved his hand, indicating it was trivial. Lin Gen then beamed again, but it was only a façade as he gestured for the two people to sit.

"Yue Si, have you done the task assigned to you?"

"Yes! Does the president want to have a look?"

"No! They're just documents—I can check them later."

"The president seemed to be in an incredible mood. Why don't you treat us to a few drinks?" Yao Yun suggested plainly. He couldn't be bothered with so many tricks and thinking—he only wanted everything to be simplified.

"Well, we could do that. Why don't we drink tonight?" The president accepted. The five executives stood from their seats and went out to enjoy themselves.

At this moment, I've entered my room. 'it's too troublesome all of a sudden. Why don't I expel a few people for them to keep their distance from me? I need to come up with a perfect brutal plan. Their cry and pleading must fall on a dead ear when the time comes. This president is really anxious. I wanted to help him, but now, I've decided he better stop as an ungraduated senior.' I fell silent as I organized my thoughts.