Mortal Kombat: Scumbag Men Stealing Away Yandere Girls

The person tracking him was none other than Lin Cheng, whom he suspected.

Bai Weiran put away his phone and continued walking down.

There are essentially two scenarios when a yandere girl stalks someone.

One type of person who likes another wants to know their whereabouts.

A kind of resentment towards someone, with the intention of killing them.

Judging from my own situation—I definitely hold a grudge.

He waited patiently for her to make her move against him.

I waited for two days, but there was still no response.

It was purely stalking; I followed him the whole time.

The tracking technique was so bad that it was obvious—the other girls came over to tell him about it.

When he walks around the court on the street, seven or eight girls will run up to him, tug at his sleeve, and whisper to him with their innocent big eyes.

"Counselor Bai, I'm telling you, you're being followed!"

"…Counselor Bai, let me tell you a secret, Lin Cheng is stalking you!"

"Lin Cheng is following you, Counselor Bai, you're being followed!"

"Counselor Bai, have you realized you're being followed?"

He fell silent after saying all that.

The tracking technology was so bad that all the girls knew about it, and everyone found it amusing, so no one said anything, creating a scene of onlookers enjoying themselves.

Lin Cheng followed him, while a group of people stared at Lin Cheng.

The mantis stalks the cicada, unaware of the oriole behind; it's still a whole bunch of orioles unaware of the mantis.

Is stalking still considered stalking if everyone knows about it?

Yandere girls have all become the subject of teen campus comedies.

As he was thinking, he went around to the back door of the first-floor hallway. Seeing that he had moved, the girl in the red hat behind him also moved and hurriedly caught up.

The back door was half open. As soon as she stepped out, she found Bai Weiran standing in the blind spot by the door. She peeked out and their eyes met.

The girl in the red hat tried to run away immediately, but as soon as she turned around, her whole body floated uncontrollably in the air.

"...What do you want from me? Just say it, don't beat around the bush."

Lin Cheng froze for a few seconds, then hesitantly turned around to face Bai Weiran, who had his arms crossed.

Chapter Thirty-Eight: The Fortune-Telling Girl (Part Two)

The girl in the red hat looked hesitant and conflicted.

Should I tell him? Or should I not tell him?

She had gained nothing from following him all these days.

She needs to communicate with this person to get results.

However, she is not good at communicating with people and is not very willing to share her divination results with the people in front of her.

But the divination results pointed to him.

Lin Cheng felt resistant to this counselor, but she also completely believed in the accuracy of her divination.

He hesitated for a moment, sometimes holding his face in his hands, sometimes clutching his clothes, deep in thought.

Bai Weiran then saw a young girl wriggling in front of him.

It took her a long time to make up her mind. She took a book out of her bosom, opened it, and handed it to him.

Bai Weiran was completely bewildered. In the dim moonlight, he could only see one line of text on the book.

Life's gifts are half tears and half laughter.

It seems to make sense, but it's also very ambiguous. What's going on?

Lin Cheng explained in detail the reasons for his stalking.

After hearing the whole story, Bai Weiran slowly stopped pointing at his arm with his finger.

He remained silent.

He decided to retract his previous doubts.

This girl definitely doesn't have any special abilities for divination!

The question she asked in the divination was about—"Who can help her in her romantic relationship?"

The result actually led him?!

Here's what happened: Lin Cheng often performed divination for her classmates.

Of course, I also do divination for myself regularly.

Most recently, she used a divination method called the "Book of Destiny".

The Book of Destiny is a book, and each page contains a simple, ambiguous passage.

Think of the question you want to ask, then open the book.

The words in the book will guide you to the answer.

Bai Weiran glanced at the so-called "Book of Destiny" and found that it was full of ambiguous sentences.

For example: [Believe in yourself]

For example: [Look at the green things around you]

For example: [The further upstream you go, the clearer the spring water becomes.]

This method of divination is very common and frequently used in Lin Cheng's world.

Bai Weiran: …………

Why do I feel like this is a book of charlatans?

Although he thought this way, when he met the girl's firm gaze, her expression of facing death and defending her beliefs, he silently and appropriately withdrew his thoughts.

Lin Cheng put the book away and hugged it to his chest, looking serious and speaking with absolute certainty.

"I follow you in order to await the guidance or arrangement of fate."

Bai Weiran reached out and rubbed his temples.

He's a yandere girl disciplinary committee member, not a yandere girl romance specialist.

And she even helps you seduce scumbags?

What kind of divination is this?

However, directly refuting the rationality of divination at this point would only deepen the disagreement between the two sides.

Catering to their preferences and gently persuading them is a wise approach.

He flicked his finger to put the person down and sighed.

"Alright! Since the divination result is like this, there must be a reason for it. Do you have any questions for me?"

When Bai Weiran asked the question, he did not realize the seriousness of his words.

For a yandere girl, discussing these topics of romance is tantamount to opening Pandora's box.

Xx

The masked youth and the girl in the red hat sat side by side on a bench behind the school building.

Three hours have passed.

Lin Cheng had gone from being nervous and cautious to being talkative, bombarding him with questions one after another.

So what does he really think of me?

"Did he like the chocolates I gave him?"

Is he satisfied with the homework I did for him?

He was told everything, big or small, in great detail.

Bai Weiran never expected that a girl could be so annoying when she wanted to be.

Lin Cheng recounted a story, one that was incredibly trivial and complicated.

First, describe what kind of assignment it was.

Then describe how she acted as a tool for the other person to do their homework.

She started by explaining her plan for completing the assignment and then went on to talk about how she got two types of questions wrong.

That was a question type that the jerk had never answered incorrectly before, and she wondered if that was what made him angry.

It's both annoying and pathetic.

He solved her logical puzzle, but she always came up with new questions.

This process is repeated endlessly, almost to the point where the finest details are determined, such as how many scallions should be sprinkled on the dish for the other person to like.

Through this process, Bai Weiran also understood why Lin Cheng had become someone who relied so heavily on divination.

She was too meticulous, too concerned with trivial matters, and had too many worries, to the point that she couldn't make any decisions in the end.

It's quite reasonable for a girl like that to eventually turn to fortune tellers.

If you relinquish your autonomy, you won't solve problems; you'll only create them.

She constantly creates new problems for herself and then solves them through divination.

He patiently answered the last question, and before Lin Cheng could ask the next one, he raised his hand to stop her.

"You've asked me a lot of questions, now let me ask you one!"

Lin Cheng opened her mouth, then closed it again.