Lao Chang sneered at her innocent expression, thinking that since she had spoken about things that shouldn’t be discussed openly, such a fool could not possibly be related to Thin Monkey’s death. He estimated that her absence these past few days was not due to guilty conscience, but a genuine coincidence.
“Alright, you’re young, and I can’t be bothered to argue with you. Stay away from the inspection team. Who knows what trouble you might cause,” Lao Chang looked at her disdainfully and was about to leave. After taking a few steps, he stopped and added, “By the way, the welcome party performance rankings are out. The two districts you brought are last and second to last. How impressive.”
Remembering how the inspection team almost couldn’t keep from laughing that day, Lao Chang was furious. After saying this, he left with a cold face.
Tao Yu continued to smile until he disappeared, then returned to her usual cold demeanor. She stared down the corridor where Lao Chang had vanished, absentmindedly wondering who was truly in last place.
She hoped it was the fifth district, so she wouldn’t have to face Yue Linze again. That bastard had treated her so roughly, and afterward, he hadn’t even spoken to her. She had slept for a day and a night after returning, and he hadn’t come to find her. Was she just a disposable object?
Remembering his brutality made her shudder. She thought she might have been better off drowning. Tao Yu stood at the door in a daze for a while, then went to freshen up and quickly left the dormitory.
Her body still ached everywhere, but she endured the discomfort and went to find Li Xun with a stern expression.
Her memory was still somewhat jumbled. She vaguely remembered he was present but wasn’t entirely sure, so she planned to ask about it.
Li Xun and others were exercising on the playground. Seeing Tao Yu, he was stunned and walked over awkwardly: “Officer.”
Seeing his expression, Tao Yu knew she didn’t need to ask anything. A hint of embarrassment crossed her face: “You…”
