Oh no! My yandere school beauty is so clingy!

The day to leave school has finally arrived.

For high school seniors, today marks the true end of their high school years and the beginning of their separate lives with classmates and teachers they've spent so much time with.

The classroom was no longer the battlefield piled high with test papers; the blackboard was now covered with dense farewell messages and names.

The moment the homeroom teacher, Ms. Li, walked into the classroom, a large bouquet of beautifully wrapped flowers was presented to her.

A huge greeting card surrounded by flowers was covered with the names of all the students in the class.

As soon as Ms. Li took the flowers, her eyes behind her glasses instantly reddened. She tried to smile, but the corners of her mouth turned down uncontrollably, and her voice choked with emotion.

Several girls couldn't hold back and started sobbing softly. Soon, the sound spread, and a suppressed, intermittent sobbing filled the classroom.

Shen Yu and Lin Anran stood at the back of the classroom, quietly watching everything.

They are not completely heartless people, it's just... they find it hard to cry over things like this.

Two people who have lost almost all their families have experienced too many separations and deaths, and are almost numb and indifferent.

Expecting them to cry after three years of high school is simply impossible...

Amidst this chaotic and sentimental scene, Teacher Li, holding the bouquet of flowers that almost overwhelmed her, scanned the crowd before finally settling on Shen Yu.

She waved to Shen Yu, her voice still a little hoarse: "Shen Yu, come here for a moment."

"The teacher is here."

Shen Yu walked through the crowd and stood in front of Teacher Li.

Teacher Li gestured for him to follow her into the corridor.

The hallway was quieter than the classroom.

You can hear other classes saying goodbye, with cries and cheers mixed together.

Teacher Li carefully leaned the flower against the wall, took off her glasses, wiped the corner of her eye with her hand, and then put them back on.

She looked at Shen Yu, her eyes filled with complex emotions, but the strongest emotions were relief and pride.

She spoke, her voice calmer than before, but still heavily nasal:

"Shen Yu, these past three years have really been tough for you."

Shen Yu nodded slightly: "Teacher Li, you flatter me. It's my duty."

"It's not just a matter of duty..."

"You are the most outstanding class monitor I have ever taught, without exception. You handle all the big and small things in the class, discipline, studies, activities... You have never given me any trouble... Sometimes I even feel that it is not me who is leading you, but you who are holding this class together for me."

Shen Yu listened in silence, took a deep breath, closed his eyes, and slowly exhaled, saying:

"It's because the students were very cooperative. If it were students from other classes, it might not have gone so smoothly. Luckily, the students in our class are all very easy to manage and don't require much supervision."

Teacher Li smiled and said:

"I know you may think these are things you should do and not take them to heart, but your teachers have seen it all. You are calm, responsible, and methodical in your work. Most importantly, you have a sense of justice, are fair, and know how to be considerate of your classmates. These qualities are very rare."

She paused, then said earnestly:

"The college entrance exam is in two days. With your grades, I'm not worried. After you go to university and enter society, you will encounter a wider world and more complex people and things. I just hope that wherever you go, you will be well, stay true to yourself, but also learn to be more tactful. Take good care of yourself, and... take good care of the people you care about."

As she finished speaking, her gaze seemed to drift almost imperceptibly towards Lin Anran, who was surrounded by several girls in the classroom.

Shen Yu's eyes flickered slightly, and he replied in a low voice:

"I will, Teacher Li."

"Yes, I believe in you." Teacher Li patted his shoulder, the force was light, but it was full of entrustment.

She took a breath and expressed her final hope for Shen Yu:

"Shen Yu, you are the class monitor. I hope that even after graduation, when everyone goes their separate ways, this class will still exist in your hearts, not just in a formal sense, but in the feelings you share. In the future, when you are scattered all over the country and encounter difficulties, you can still think of each other and help each other. As the class monitor, you have the ability to keep this class in your hearts and keep everyone... united forever. Even if it's just saying a word in the group chat occasionally or sending greetings during holidays, that would be good."

These words, rather than being expectations, are more like a teacher's deepest wishes for his students and the group he has led for three years.

She hopes that this friendship can transcend time and distance, becoming a source of warmth and support for these children on their future path.

Shen Yu listened quietly.

He has never been a sociable person or someone who enjoys maintaining relationships.

But at this moment, listening to Teacher Li's choked yet sincere words and looking at those familiar faces in the classroom, he couldn't easily say no or give a perfunctory answer.

He met Teacher Li's earnest gaze and nodded earnestly.

"I'll do my best, Teacher Li."

Teacher Li knew that this was the biggest promise Shen Yu could make.

She smiled with relief: "Good child, go back now. If you need anything in the future, feel free to call or message me."

"it is good."

Shen Yu nodded again and turned to go back to the classroom.

He took two steps, then stopped, turned around, and looked at Teacher Li.

His lips moved as if he wanted to say something, but in the end he just bent down slightly and bowed deeply to Teacher Li.

Then, he straightened up, didn't look back, and walked back to the classroom.

When Shen Yu returned to the classroom, the students were gathered in twos and threes, signing each other's school uniforms and exchanging small gifts.

Lin Anran had returned to her seat and was tidying up the few personal belongings on her desk.

Her expression was calm, even somewhat blank, as if the sorrow of parting around her was separated from her by a barrier.

When she saw Shen Yu return, she looked up. Shen Yu walked to her side, didn't say anything, and just started helping her pack her things into her schoolbag.

He owns even less stuff and hardly needs to tidy up.

Soon, school was over, and one after another, students carried their schoolbags and walked out of the classroom, looking back every few steps.

Shen Yu and Lin Anran were almost the last to leave.

They watched the familiar classroom gradually become unfamiliar, without any particular feeling, just that... it was time to leave.

Stepping out of the teaching building, the afternoon sun suddenly became scorching and direct.

There are still many students stranded on campus, hugging, taking photos, crying, and laughing at the school gate, on the playground, and in front of the iconic sculptures.

They didn't linger at the school gate.

Shen Yu naturally took the not-so-heavy schoolbag from Lin Anran's hand, slung it over one shoulder, and took her hand with the other, leading her through the crowd towards home.

Once outside the campus, the surrounding noise was gradually replaced by the sounds of traffic on the street...

For them, only the last two months of those three years are worth remembering.

The rest of the time... they weren't interested in, nor did they want to, recall...

Shen Yu suddenly put his arm around Lin Anran's shoulder. Lin Anran looked up at him, and Shen Yu smiled slightly and said softly:

"Let's go home. I'll cook you something nice. I'll cook today, how about that?"

Lin Anran paused for a moment, then her smile widened.

"Okay, sure!"