Zhao Qi: “…He sat down by himself, damn it!!!
Deng Wanlin supported Luo Yingbai, frowning and said: “Are you spouting such nonsense? Do you think you’re an idiot, or do you think we are?”
He supported Luo Yingbai, able to smell the alcohol on him, wondering in his heart what had happened during his brief trip home for the May Day holiday. How could someone as harmless as Luo Yingbai get this drunk and be picked on?
Deng Wanlin grabbed a newly bought chilled mineral water bottle and poured a few sips into his mouth, patting Luo Yingbai’s face: “Yingbai, hey, wake up! Come back to your senses!”
Stimulated by the cold water, Luo Yingbai regained some clarity, looked up and saw his roommate, feeling quite happy: “Oh, Wanlin, you’re back!”
Deng Wanlin: “… Buddy, you’re driving me crazy. Why were you sitting on the ground just now?”
Zhao Qi strode over and grabbed Luo Yingbai’s arm: “Alright, no more playing dumb? Speak clearly, did I do anything to you?”
Luo Yingbai rubbed his temple, still not fully clear-headed, but recognized Zhao Qi in front of him: “I forgot… then probably not, right?”
A few young men gathered together, arguing and making noise, quickly attracting the attention of campus security.
Before they could sort out the situation, they were all taken to the on-duty teacher’s office.
Luo Yingbai: “…” How did all this happen?
Although his mind was a mess and he couldn’t remember the details clearly, the situation was obvious. Either he accidentally bumped into Zhao Qi or Zhao Qi accidentally bumped into him. Anyway, it was a minor issue that could be explained.
However, no one wanted to hear his explanation at the moment. The counselor was a woman under forty named Zou Ying. Students usually avoided her.
Zou Ying had been a counselor for many years and was currently looking for a way to change her position. Seeing Zhao Qi among the students, she immediately showed bias, not giving anyone else a chance to speak, first asking Zhao Qi: “Zhao Qi, your pants are covered in dirt. Were you beaten? You young men have such a temper. Can’t you talk things out as classmates instead of fighting?”
