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During meals, Wen Yao couldn't help but steal glances at Qin Yizhu's wrist.

There is a black hair tie on top.

Why does he have this on his wrist?

"You have a girlfriend?"

In the end, she couldn't help but speak up.

Should I keep my distance from him?

Wen Yao sighed inwardly.

"what?"

Qin Yizhu, who had been quietly eating, looked puzzled.

"What girlfriend?"

How come I didn't know?

Wen Yao pointed to Qin Yizhu's wrist. Qin Yizhu turned his head and saw that patch of black, which formed a striking contrast with his slightly lighter skin tone compared to other men.

"This one? It's a little bird... Chi Lingyuan's."

Qin Yizhu explained.

"She braided my hair this morning, and when I took it off, I put it on my wrist."

After wearing it for a long time, you'll forget you even have it on your hand.

Chi Lingyuan has probably forgotten about this.

But then again, it's just a hair tie, right? The other person probably didn't take it to heart.

"Is that so?"

Wen Yao nodded.

Chi Lingyuan's hair tie...

"I'm still a little worried."

"What?"

"They went to the teacher. Qian Jing's face was swollen, and Jiang Xitong was soaked in sweat, but we had no evidence."

After all, Qin Yizhu deleted the photos in front of everyone.

"It's okay, just deny it to the death."

Qin Yizhu didn't take the matter to heart.

Actually, his inner thoughts were somewhat complicated.

He hoped these two photos would never be needed. People make mistakes, and the best thing is to be punished for them and then correct them.

The prodigal son does not exchange for gold.

But he couldn't help but wonder, what if this wasn't the first time? What if they kept repeating the same mistake?

Shouldn't they be given some more severe punishment?

"Despite your refusal to admit it?"

Wen Yao thought Qin Yizhu had some brilliant plan, but it turned out to be just the same old thuggish tantrum.

"Closing a case requires at least one witness, physical evidence, and a statement. She's only missing three people, what's she afraid of?"

Qin Yizhu teased her.

Is that correct?

Judging from Qin Yizhu's statement, it seems he really intends to die rather than admit it.

"Actually, I kept a copy of that photo."

Seeing that Wen Yao looked worried but didn't know what to say, Qin Yizhu told her the truth.

"Did you keep a copy?"

At that time, Qin Yizhu had a sincere attitude of "I won't leave you any handle to use against me".

The truth is, he kept a copy?

"One should always be wary of others, but I hope I never have to confront them in this lifetime."

Wen Yao could understand Qin Yizhu's thoughts. After all, if they really went to court, Qin Yizhu would probably be punished to some extent.

Since ancient times, merits and demerits have not been offset against each other.

"I hope so too."

"You've forgiven her?"

Qin Yizhu looked up and asked.

"no."

Wen Yao denied it without hesitation.

She shook her head:

"We're even now."

Qin Yizhu remained silent.

"Whether you forgive them or not is your business. I just hope that these people can change their ways in the future. Whether they are scared or know they were wrong, just don't bully others anymore."

Wen Yao looked up at Qin Yizhu, who had his head down and no expression on his face.

So, is that why he doesn't want to confront the other party?

The intention is to make the other party realize their mistake and correct it.

"Of course, if they really turn around and accuse us, it means they're determined to go all the way and don't care if things get out of hand."

Wen Yao looked at Qin Yizhu with a complicated expression.

"I just hope you won't be punished."

Finally, Wen Yao said softly.

Her voice was as soft as water.

He could have done nothing, like those other people.

Alternatively, you could simply bring them out and pretend nothing happened.

But he didn't.

Qin Yizhu even gave the other party the illusion that he had handed over his only weakness.

It's hard not to suspect that Qin Yizhu is framing someone.

"Don't do that again next time."

"That won't work."

Qin Yizhu refused very directly.

"I mean, stop fishing."

Although Qin Yizhu said he hoped the other party could change, if the other party didn't intend to change, his behavior could indeed be considered trolling.

"You mean this?"

Qin Yizhu smiled.

"At most, it'll be a warning, and it'll be revoked after six months."

"You seem to know a lot about this."

"You don't really think I'm not considering the consequences at all, do you?"

Qin Yizhu found it amusing; he wasn't exactly a reckless fool.

Wen Yao didn't say anything; that was exactly what she thought.

The main issue is that Qin Yizhu's behavior at the time, regardless of who slapped him first, didn't seem like a well-thought-out decision.

"We are a public high school in a socialist country, which means that all punishments must be carried out in accordance with the rules and regulations. Even if they are the principal's daughters, according to the regulations of the Education Bureau, I will at most receive a warning. At the same time, they cannot escape punishment either. So in this respect, it is relatively fair."

This sounds really strange, giving off an absurd vibe of a chaotic brawl among vocational school students, but it seems to be true.

Due to the existence of laws protecting minors, the imperfection of related systems, and the vague definition of school bullying, calls for attention and emphasis in this area often amount to more bark than bite.

Treating everyone equally means that since the perpetrators are protected, then one should also be protected when committing violence against the perpetrators.

"Unlike the all-powerful school board or investors that often appear in novels, public schools don't have those things. Even if there is a school board, it has no decision-making power. Even if you donate a building to the school, you won't get any real power."

Qin Yizhu couldn't help but laugh at the end.

"In this land, money is useless. And coincidentally, we are protected by the highest authority. Expulsion from school is not something that can be done casually, but as long as it is not expulsion, other punishments are not considered punishments."

"Besides, I'm not even sixteen yet."

He spoke in a relaxed tone.

Qin Yizhu's words shocked Wen Yao.

He truly knew what he was doing, and he knew the consequences. It was because he knew these things that he dared to be so reckless.

Fortunately, Qin Yizhu is not like Qian Jing.

Because he knows too well how to use his position to do things that won't get him any punishment.

"So, what about when you were in junior high...?"

"I do have some disciplinary records, but most of them are for skipping classes to go online. And junior high school is nine years of compulsory education, so the most serious punishment under normal circumstances is expulsion."

"Isn't being advised to withdraw and being expelled the same thing?"

"Of course not. 'Advising you to drop out' means advising you to withdraw from school. You can stay and refuse to leave."

Zhou Tai's skill, Unyielding, allows him to stubbornly insist he's alive after being killed, refusing to leave.

Wen Yao couldn't help but laugh after hearing this.

She always felt that Qin Yizhu had an absurd sense of seriousness about him.

Because many of the things he said are theoretically reasonable, such as his stubborn refusal to admit it or his refusal to leave.

But she just found it funny.

"What are you laughing at?"

Qin Yizhu felt that Wen Yao was always laughing at him.

It was the same when I came out of Mu Yumeng's office earlier.

"No, I just think it's kind of funny."

Qin Yizhu's words made her laugh even more unrestrainedly.

Qin Yizhu had finished eating and was just watching her.

Girls this age should smile more.