People at the practical education center only want to drop out.

Just kidding. "Trust" is the most expensive and the least valuable thing. It can't be standardized or quantified at all. The final interpretation right is entirely in Horikita Manabu's hands. He can mold it however he wants.

And things like "adding a second degree of punishment".

Nagumo himself often likes to exploit loopholes and play on the edge of legality. Even if he gets caught doing such things, he doesn't get any actual punishment, at most he gets a verbal warning, so his "crime level" is zero.

Since there's no punishment for things like this, zero multiplied by any number is still zero. Nagumo can do it often; at most, he'll get caught and apologize, but he'll still do it afterward. Little by little, the final result might not be worse than doing something that risks violating regulations.

If all 0s are increased by 1, then that's the difference between "having" and "not having"!

But if his methods of skirting the law and exploiting loopholes are blocked because of "double punishment", wouldn't that be a huge loss?

He doesn’t want it!

Then, everyone turned their attention to Bai Lan.

Waiting for Bai Lan to reveal his reasons for "sanctioning" Nan Yun.

Bai Lan was somewhat conflicted.

Should I say it or not?

If I don't speak up, I will betray the chairman's trust and my crime will be compounded.

What I say will only worsen the rift between myself and the vice president.

Bai Lan: This is so frustrating! Why is it a choice between two options? Can't I offend both of them?

106. Horikita Manabu: Great, very spirited! That's exactly what a disciplinary committee member needs.

Bai Lan: This is so frustrating! Why is it a choice between two options, instead of offending both?

Why not take a gamble and come up with a story that can offend both sides at the same time?

Forget it, it's too difficult to come up with a convincing lie in such a short time.

Moreover, a lie is still a lie, and it will always be exposed one day.

Moreover, it was just a lie that he came up with on the spot, so it probably wouldn't be able to hide it for long. In addition, Horikita Manabu and Nagumo are both people with good thinking abilities. If you ask them a few more questions, they will likely expose it on the spot.

Once the lie is exposed, it may ultimately lead to the outcome of "not telling the truth".

In short, making up lies is equivalent to not telling the truth, which is tantamount to offending Horikita Manabu and letting Nagumo off the hook.

Besides, once Bai Lan's lies are exposed, Nan Yun will definitely be very pleased.

Bai Lan was furious when she recalled how Nagumo had pretended to recognize people but actually revealed Ichinose's lewd body.

Besides, it's worth noting that Ichinose was having dinner with Shirahara at the time.

Therefore, it can actually be seen that Ichinose and Shiran were "in cahoots" at that time.

What was that saying again?

Even when beating a dog, you should consider its owner.

Yeah, that's pretty much the gist of it.

His lewd behavior towards Ichinose, who is "in cahoots" with Shirai, is practically a slap in the face to Shirai!

In short, Bai Lan at least didn't want Nan Yun to be happy because of this.

Therefore, don't even think about making up stories on the spot.

Therefore, the only options are "tell the truth: offend Nagumo" and "don't tell the truth: offend Horikita Manabu," choose one of the two.

Horikita Gaku has more power.

Nagumo is more aggressive.

It's a tough choice!

Just as Bai Lan was caught in a dilemma.

Seeing Bai Lan hesitate, Nan Yun assumed that Bai Lan was feeling guilty and immediately felt reassured.

Now that they had already secured the victory, Nanyun planned to use this opportunity to make some moves.

Soon, Nan Yun spoke up: "I have nothing to hide, and I am certain that I have not done anything wrong."

Furthermore, even if I have indeed violated the rules, please judge me according to school regulations and the law, instead of mocking and humiliating me!

If you can't provide any evidence, then you're just making trouble out of nothing...

Of course, as a senior, I also need to show my magnanimity towards those behind me.

"I don't ask for much. Just apologize to me in front of everyone, that's enough. My request is reasonable, isn't it?"

In Nan Yun's view, he had indeed been very generous.

If someone dared to fly him like a kite in public...

Apologize?

It's completely useless; this school is either you or me!

However, Bai Lan is special.

Bai Lan's cunning, martial prowess, and fearless attitude, including her willingness to risk being expelled from school, made him very wary.

Even if someone like that is planning to attack you, you absolutely cannot let him sense it beforehand, otherwise it could be very dangerous in many ways...

If Bai Lan dislikes me, she'll risk being expelled from school to beat me up until I end up in the hospital.

What if you miss an important exam because of illness and end up failing it?

Or what if, while recuperating in the hospital, a second-grader conspires to rebel and gets expelled from school through special exam rules?

Therefore, Nagumo intends to hold "peace talks" with Shirai.

No matter how much he hated Bai Lan and wanted to make Bai Lan suffer, he had to do it secretly. He absolutely could not let Bai Lan become hostile towards him in public.

In Nagumo's view, it was just an apology, a mere formality, something insignificant, requiring neither a bow nor a dogeza (a traditional Chinese way of bowing).

Nagumo has practically crossed the line.

However, to Nan Yun's surprise, even so, Bai Lan still felt that she could not bear this "grievance".

Bai Lan was still weighing whether to offend Horikita Manabu or Nagumo.

Now, Nan Yun's words demanding Bai Lan's apology have instantly become a crucial factor in tipping the scales!

"Huh? You slapped me in the face and you want me to apologize? You're dreaming! No way!"

In Bai Lan's mind, the scales representing "offending Nan Yun" instantly tipped over, crashing down on Bai Lan's heart with a "clang".

Bai Lan made a decision instantly.

"Reporting to the Chairman!" Bai Lan suddenly raised her hand and said in a serious tone, "There was indeed a reason why I punished that guy just now!"

If you're going to offend someone, then offend them completely.

Bai Lan no longer calls Nan Yun "Nan Yun" or "Vice President," but simply "that guy." In fact, he plans to use even more impolite terms to refer to him in the future.

"Speak." Horikita Manabu nodded, revealing an expression that said, "I knew it."

Bai Lan said, "Just now, when I was having lunch with a girl from the next class on the stairs, that scoundrel Nan Yun was standing two or three meters in front of us, his eyes roaming rudely over the girl next to me."

Before Bai Lan could finish speaking, Horikita Manabu and Tachibana Akane couldn't help but cast scrutinizing glances at Nan Yun.

Among them, Tachibana Akane, being a girl, couldn't help but shrink away from Nagumo and the others, and rubbed her upper arm, trying to smooth out the goosebumps that suddenly appeared on her skin.

Nan Yun opened his mouth, then quickly defended himself:

"I, I didn't. He's lying. I just thought the girl looked familiar, so I stopped to check her out. When I was checking her out, I was only looking at her face. I wasn't looking at her body."

Besides, when I was recognizing people, my eyes were unconsciously squinting because I was recalling things. How do you know where my eyes were actually looking? That's completely in your imagination, isn't it?

Bai Lan: "Even though you've squinted, I can still tell your eyes are moving by the movement of the skin around your eyeballs."

Furthermore, you said you were recognizing people, but before I used my actions to remind the girl that you were looking at her, you were still "recognizing people." Then, after the girl noticed you, you suddenly and "coincidentally" recognized her.

Not too early, not too late, what a coincidence!

This makes me suspect that you actually recognized the other person a long time ago, but after recognizing them, you neither greeted them nor left; you just kept looking. What were you looking at?

"Do you have any evidence?" Nan Yun questioned.

“I reckon that with the school’s surveillance cameras, they probably couldn’t capture the subtle changes in her eyelids clearly,” Bai Lan said.

"So there's no evidence?"

"It doesn't matter, evidence doesn't matter." Bai Lan said calmly.

"How can you say it doesn't matter? Without evidence, how can you prove right and wrong?" Nan Yun asked.

"Hehe~" Bai Lan shrugged, glancing sideways at Nan Yun, and said with a disdainful look, "So what if we figure this out? Stealing a few glances at a girl doesn't violate school rules. At most, it's just a little immoral and impolite. Even if we catch you red-handed, it'll just make you look bad."

So, I did it my way.

I'll drag you away to stop you from disgusting me and taking advantage of the girls with me.

Seriously, you're doing such a sleazy thing, don't you even try to hide?

Everyone else does it secretly, so at least the person involved doesn't see it and doesn't get bothered. Don't get in other people's way, okay?

You disgust me to no end, like seeing a pile of stinky dog ​​poop, it makes me lose my appetite.

Also, that girl ate with me, so at least at that time we were 'on the same side'.

When I eat with a girl, to people who don't know our relationship, we might look like friends, or even lovers.

Given that she could be my girlfriend, you not only didn't know your place and leave to avoid bothering us, but you actually dared to grope her right in front of me. This is practically slapping me in the face.

How could I tolerate you?

I couldn't stand it, and I didn't want to, so I took him away. He's already ruined my appetite, so I shouldn't ruin the appetite of the girl with me too.

To be honest, even after dragging you around the corridor the whole way, I still didn't feel quite satisfied.

Too bad you're too cowardly to even make a move. If you had, I could have beaten you up without any qualms.

In the end, all I could do was respond to you with this 'rude' approach.

Regardless of whether I can prove whether you took advantage of the girl or not, I don't regret doing this.

If the surveillance cameras can't see it clearly, I'll take a look; if school rules and regulations can't handle it, I'll handle it.

As long as you get the punishment I feel you deserve, I don't care if I get punished too. I feel uncomfortable if I see something that's an eyesore and don't get rid of it.