Summer Green Apples

The weekend passed in the blink of an eye.

Shen Jundao booked a hotel room for three days near Pingzhong.

Because he had no idea where Ji Xiwen lived.

He used to have Ji Xiwen's WeChat, but Ji Xiwen deleted him after his mother went to the school.

Shen Jundao added her using a secondary account, but she never accepted his request.

As for her good friend Zhang Cheng, she would scold him every time she saw him, and she would never tell him Ji Xiwen's current address.

Shen Jun could only try to catch her during the time she returned to school on Mondays and left school on Fridays.

He wanted to explain, take responsibility for his mistakes, and get Ji Xiwen to forgive him.

Ji Xiwen is actually a very soft-hearted person. As long as he sincerely apologizes, she probably won't have the nerve to say anything.

Friday afternoon was wasted entirely by those jerks around me.

Monday morning.

With high hopes in his heart, Shen Jundao woke up at around 5 a.m.

He got up to wash up, put on a face mask, and after confirming that he was in good condition, he changed his clothes and went to wait for his prey at the entrance of Pingzhong.

He bought a basket of steamed buns, squatted at the entrance of the bicycle shed, and ate them while waiting.

There are very few people at school around six o'clock.

But he still focused intently on the students coming and going, especially the tall, slender girl with a ponytail.

They stared intently, afraid of missing something if they weren't paying attention.

After he slowly finished eating all the buns, a long-haired girl suddenly squatted down in front of him. She was wearing a mask, tilted her head, and said, "Someone over there is looking for you."

Shen Jundao was taken aback. "Who?"

The girl shook her head. "I don't know her. She's a girl. She asked me to call you over and said not to talk about it at the school gate."

Shen Jundao was secretly delighted.

It seems Xiwen has forgiven him!

He quickly stood up and urged, "Take me there quickly."

The girl nodded. "Come with me."

She led him through a nearby alley.

The further you walk, the fewer people you see, and the quieter it gets, with high walls on both sides of the alley.

If Ji Xiwen wanted to talk to him and clear things up, she probably wouldn't need to find such a secluded and deserted place.

Shen Jundao felt uneasy and was about to ask a question when the girl in front of him suddenly stopped.

"How..."

Before Shen Jun could finish speaking, a black sack was put over his head, blocking all his vision.

Shen Jundao panicked immediately, "Who?!"

He quickly raised his hand, trying to take it off.

But his hand was forcefully held down.

He was like a puppet, casually pressed against the cold, hard wall, fists raining down on his chest, shoulders, jaw, and stomach, making him howl in pain.

"Who? Who is it? I will definitely call the police and have you arrested."

"My mom is not someone to be trifled with. If she sees me injured, she'll definitely come looking for me..."

"I was wrong, please stop hitting me..."

Whether he threatened or begged for mercy, no one responded to him.

They just silently beat him, and he didn't even know how many people were involved.

He was in so much pain that he slid off the wall and lay on the ground like a lump of mud.

Another foot kicked him hard in the buttocks.

Li Zhaozhao listlessly tossed her wig around; her original short hair was now a mess. She leaned against the moss-covered wall and turned to look at Chi Sui.

This person was dressed smartly, holding a phone horizontally in his hand, leisurely recording a video of the person on the ground being beaten.

She thought to herself, "Of all the people this silly bird has to mess with, he has to mess with Chi Sui."

This person is ruthless and cunning.

Even when she went to call this person over, only his back was visible in the surveillance footage, and he was wearing a long-haired wig.

Basically, no one would associate her with this.

The four men who assaulted the victim were all delinquents who had beaten countless people before, so they wouldn't care about this incident at all.

Even if the person on the ground wanted to find someone to beat him up afterward, he wouldn't be able to.

They had no choice but to swallow this bitter pill.

It's only 6:50 now. According to Chi Sui's original words, Ji Xiwen will not leave the community gate until 7:20 and will arrive at the school gate at 7:40.

It has nothing to do with this in any way.

After recording for the required time, Chi turned off his phone and gestured for the four people next to him to stop.

Just as Shen Jundao breathed a sigh of relief after the beating stopped, a slap landed on his cheek the next second.

One cheek on the left, one cheek on the right.

Each blow made him dizzy and tremble with pain.

Shen Jundao couldn't remember how many times he had been slapped.

In a daze, he thought of the evening self-study session when his mother first went to the classroom to look for Ji Xiwen.

In the bright classroom, the girl was stunned by the slap, a red handprint appearing on her fair cheek.

This is... to avenge Ji Xiwen.

A wet liquid seeped from the corner of his lips, and he tasted a strong metallic rust flavor.

last of the last.

He heard the person who slapped him walk away, and the next second, it sounded like someone next to him was unbuckling their belt.

Then came the sound of pattering water.

The burlap sack on his head was soaked with water and had a very strong, pungent, rancid smell.

He experienced the rare pain of his self-esteem being crushed, which made him want to go crazy and scream, but his whole body was in too much pain, and his throat had become hoarse from the screams, so he could no longer say anything.

First came the pain, then the blow to self-esteem, and finally, the inability to speak out.

He experienced the same pain that Ji Xiwen had gone through, but a year later, he too tasted it.

Li Zhaozhao turned her head to look at Chi Sui walking out of the alley; his back was tall and thin.

Tsk.

That's really hurtful.

Luckily, I didn't offend him before.