Practical teaching: Starting from the soul traveling through Dragon Garden

Chapter 15 It turns out to be you
Faced with Sudo's questioning, Horikita was speechless, but if you think about it, you will know that Horikita is not to blame.

Sudo and others' failure was ultimately the result of their own lack of effort.

Hirata came to ease the conflict at this time: "Sudo-san, I know you are sad about failing, but this matter is not entirely Horikita-san's fault. She also wanted to help you, but no one expected that there would be a reform in the test questions this year."

Hirata is really fair and doesn't want to offend anyone, but how can Sudo communicate with him rationally at this time?

"You're not the one who's going to be expelled! What are you saying here? Why are you pretending to be a nice guy?" Sudo kicked Horikita's desk, and the books fell to the ground.

The pen rolled to the feet of Kushida Kikyo, and little Kikyo kicked it further away. Although she was very happy, she still had to pretend to be very sad. At this time, Kikyo should have stepped forward to comfort Sudo, but she didn't.

A person who is about to be expelled from school is completely not worth trying to please. Kushida had hated Sudo's clique before. They always made obscene comments about the girls in the class and said countless dirty words about Kushida Kikyo in private. At this time, Kikyo had no intention of comforting them at all.

Facing Sudo's accusation, Horikita tidied up her desk, but found that a pen was missing: "If you work harder, you won't fail. This year's test paper is obviously less difficult than previous years. If you can still fail, you should go to the hospital to see if there is something wrong with your brain. When I gave you the test paper before, I emphasized that it was just for reference. You still have to review seriously. Have you reviewed seriously, Sudo-san!"

Sudo stopped talking, just punched Horikita's desk again, picked up his basketball and walked out of the classroom, not knowing where he was going.

The remaining two students who failed were also in panic.

"Teacher Chabashira, let's talk alone." Ignoring the looks of other students in the class, Horikita led Ayanokouji and Chabashira out of the classroom, leaving a bunch of students chattering in the classroom.

The place where the three came was the rooftop where Long Yuan fought. It was one of the few places in the school without cameras. It was the school's default gray area.

"Chabashira-sensei, you said at the beginning of the school that points can be used to buy anything in the school, so that includes grades, right?"

Although he used an affirmative sentence, Horikita was not sure whether he could really do it. He used the affirmative sentence only to express his hope.

Chabashira nodded and retrieved his cigarettes and lighter from his pocket.

Secondhand smoke is not a pleasant experience.

White smoke slowly came out from Chazhu's red lips.

"One point is 100,000."

Chabashira tapped the cigarette butt, and the grey embers fell to the ground.

"It's too expensive, Chabashira-sensei."

"Horikita, this is the school rule. There is no room for negotiation."

"Can I pay in installments?"

"No."

A cigarette was quickly finished, and Ayanokouji endured the smell of the cigarette as he listened to the conversation between the two: "Sometimes giving up is also an option. We don't have that many points to save Sudo and the others."

"It is certain that if someone drops out of the class, it will greatly affect the class evaluation. As long as there is a glimmer of hope, I will not give up."

Horikita is still the same Horikita, and her stubborn temper hasn't changed at all.

"Have you ever thought that it might be better for the class without these poor students?"

Seeing through the weaknesses of human beings, Ayanokouji's words were like the whispers of a devil. In fact, many classmates in the class thought so, which was why Hirata was the only one in the class who stepped forward to mediate the conflict that had just occurred in the class. "Isn't Sudo your good friend? Why do you think so?"

"It's not that good, it's just that I talk more."

Horikita couldn't tell Ayanokouji's emotional fluctuations, and continued, "With one less person in the class, we might be at a disadvantage in future exams. Although Sudo's grades are poor, his athletic ability is still outstanding. I think it's necessary to keep them."

"They, do you think Chi and Kurai are worth keeping?"

Ayanokouji tried to persuade Horikita to give up using points to help the three people who failed, but the stubborn Horikita refused to listen.

In response to Ayanokouji's question, Horikita couldn't find any advantages in Ike and Kurai, but she felt that if someone dropped out of the class at this time, it would have a serious impact on the future. This was Horikita's judgment and also the girl's intuition.

"We don't have that many points. Even if we add up the points of everyone in the class, it still won't be enough." Ayanokouji reminded Horikita.

According to Ayanokouji's observation, on average each person in the class could only contribute 10,000 to 20,000 points, or about 800,000 at most, but there was a gap of 1.4 million. It was because they had squandered all their points at the beginning of the school year, and they were not enough now.

"Let's crowdfund in class first, and I'll find a way to get the insufficient points." Horikita already had an idea in mind.

"You are running out of time. If you don't get enough points before tomorrow morning, Sudo and the others will have to drop out of school." Chabashira wanted to light a second cigarette, but Horikita stopped him.

"Then let's split up. Ayanokouji, you will be responsible for crowdfunding in the class." Horikita gave orders directly to Ayanokouji, regardless of whether Ayanokouji accepted it or not.

Ayanokouji didn't care what choice Horikita made, but he also wanted to see how Horikita struggled.

Points can either be earned or borrowed, and it is obvious that the only option before Horikita is to borrow.

Actually, for Horikita Suzune, the best person to borrow money from is Horikita Manabu, but the person she is most reluctant to face is Horikita Manabu, so she excluded Horikita Manabu from the first place. Suzune doesn't know any other senior students, except for the senior who sold her the test paper.

Class A won't care about the life and death of Class D. Ryuen from Class C doesn't seem to have good intentions. Only Horikita from Class B has a good chance of borrowing points. After all, Ichinose, the pushover, is well-known in the school.

It's just a pity that Ryuen also thought of this. He had already reached a deal with Ichinose, requiring Ichinose to refuse to provide any form of help to Class D. To be more precise, it was a threat, because Ryuen knew Ichinose's past and the stain on her life.

Horikita couldn't find Ichinose at all. When he was at his wit's end, the senior sent Horikita a message: "I'm in the cafe in the center of the mall. Maybe I can help you."

There is fraud.

How did the senior know that Horikita was in trouble and why did she want to help Horikita? Although she knew there were risks, Horikita still went.

When they arrived at the coffee shop, what Horikita saw was not the senior, but Ryuen, who was sitting there smiling and drinking coffee leisurely.

The moment he saw Ryuuen, Horikita realized that everything was a trap set by Ryuuen!
In reality, he used the Sudo incident to empty his own pocket, and then arranged for a senior to sell the test papers. I'm afraid the school's reform of the test questions is also related to Ryuen. The contract he signed should also be in Ryuen's hands. No wonder Horikita felt that there was something wrong with the contract before.

"What on earth do you want me to do by doing all that?"

After figuring things out, Horikita Suzune calmed down instead. It was easy for her to understand that Ryuuen's target was her, not Class D.

"I want you to have a cup of coffee with me. Waiter, give this lady a cappuccino with milk but no sugar."

(End of this chapter)