I really don't want to date a girl addicted to the internet!

"Nobody here wants to date you!" she said, raising her voice in frustration.

"Then why were you specifically asked to go to the club activity room? For a study session?"

"No one specifically invited you to go. I just said I wanted to go for a visit!"

"As expected of the Protoss Queen, she easily achieved a level of stubbornness that no human on Earth could ever achieve."

"Nonsense! I'd had enough of sitting, so I got off. What's the problem?"

"Whatever happens, happens. Anyway, we're going on a date today. Are you going to refuse, Ms. Shen?" The boy looked into her eyes.

The girl took a deep breath, turned her face away with extreme displeasure, and stubbornly kept her lips tightly closed, remaining silent.

A moment later, the Lamborghini stopped at the back gate of the Yinghua Cafe. Cheng Fei got out of the car, bought a hot caramel macchiato, and respectfully handed it to the girl in the passenger seat who was constantly radiating coldness.

"Please have some, Teacher Shen."

"Trash." The girl reluctantly took it, squinting as she put the straw in her mouth.

In the wisps of drifting mist, that fierce and unapproachable face softened slightly.

The boy noticed this, breathed a slight sigh of relief, and drove the car forward, saying in a serious tone, "So, are we going home today or getting a room? Considering that Teacher Shen is about to switch to 'cute' mode..."

"Sorry, there's no 'cute' mode." The girl interrupted him in an unquestionable tone, staring out the window and leaving him with only her cool, soft cheek.

"Why?" The boy was stunned.

"No means no. Cheng Feiyu should stop daydreaming." The girl scoffed.

"Teacher Shen, didn't we agree on this that day? Please don't go back on your word." The boy recalled again, confirming that he had only attacked Nagasaki Asuna under her influence.

"That's the pathetic memory of aquatic mammals. Maybe they were talking about something else that day," the girl said matter-of-factly.

"Teacher Shen, let's skip the word games, shall we?" the boy asked hesitantly.

"Heh, Cheng Feiyu brought this on himself." The girl narrowed her eyes, as if recalling something that annoyed her.

"What does 'reaping what you sow' mean?" the boy asked, puzzled.

"You didn't wait for me while you were skiing," the girl said coldly, without even looking at him.

"Really? Just because of that?" the boy asked in surprise.

"The heartless and ungrateful Cheng Feiyu really doesn't realize the seriousness of the problem." The girl gritted her teeth.

The boy pondered for a second, then cautiously asked, "Is there really no other problem?"

The girl stared out the window, her eyes flickering, her tone deliberately nonchalant, "Of course, there's also a trivial reason."

"Okay, what exactly?" the boy asked seriously.

"..." The girl scanned the street scene.

"Teacher Shen?"

"I don't want to explain anymore," the girl suddenly said in a muffled voice.

"Please be sure to explain."

"I said I don't want to explain, and that's it!" I glared at him.

The boy hesitated for a moment, "What exactly happened at the ski resort that day? Were you bullied by other kids?"

"Nonsense."

"Alright, so who provoked the Protoss Queen?"

He turned his face away while drinking his beverage, remaining silent.

"Who is it anyway? I'll beat them up for you." The boy made a gesture of rolling up his sleeves.

"Alright." The girl suddenly smiled maliciously. "Go ahead and beat him up, you surnamed Lin."

The boy fell silent.

He realized that the two had engaged in some kind of fierce confrontation without his knowledge, which was why Shen Xi still held a grudge.

The girl turned to look at him, her pure, dark eyes blinking, her tone nonchalant, "Trash, go slap her a few times, and then... activate your cute mode."

The boy's lips twitched slightly. "Teacher Shen, are you serious?"

"As expected, he's reluctant to actually do it, Cheng Feiyu, you hypocrite." The girl turned her face away, biting her straw as if she were biting his flesh.

"Not at all, it's just that it wouldn't be right for me to get physical for something like this. How about this, you can come to our class and beat her up tomorrow, and I'll stop her when she tries to fight back, okay?" The boy's tone was very serious.

The girl's eyes narrowed, and she clenched her empty fist.

The boy glanced at her briefly before continuing, "Not enough? Then I can..."

"If you don't dare to do anything, then stop pretending! You useless Cheng Feiyu!!!" He suddenly shouted in a loud voice, with an air of wanting to tear the boy to pieces.

after a while.

The Lamborghini was parked downstairs in front of a high-end apartment building on Guang'an Street.

"Sweetie, I'm going to park the car. Wait for me by the elevator." The boy said with a smile.

The girl in the passenger seat, whose face had been as cold as ice not long ago, got out of the car without saying a word.

Watching the slender figure walk into the building, Cheng Fei drove his car into a nearby parking space, then took out his phone, opened WeChat, and clicked on the chat box of his online friend, Xiao Z.

The recent chat history consisted of greetings like "good morning" and "good night," and naturally, the boy didn't respond at all.

He thought for a moment and then typed in the text.

"I have a question for you."

"Honey, you finally messaged me?"

Two minutes later, a reply popped up, revealing an undisguised surprise.

"What did you do at the ski resort to upset Shen Xi?"

"I didn't do anything."

"I couldn't explain it, so I deleted them as a friend."

"No, she didn't do anything wrong. She just said a few words to her, and she got angry."

What did you say to her?

"She said you used to love rubbing me, and weren't interested in her washboard-like body... Whose fault is it that she broke down like that?"

The boy silently put his phone away.

When Cheng Fei entered the lobby of the apartment building, Shen Xi remained motionless in front of the elevator.

The boy came to her side, pressed the elevator button, glanced at her cold little face that seemed to still have the chill of the ski resort, and said calmly, "Little cutie, Lin Xuanqi is just like you, she just says nasty things, don't take it to heart."

"What did you say?" The girl turned her head nonchalantly.

"What I mean is that she's deliberately trying to upset you. You're upset with her and you're angry with me, which just makes her happy, right?" The boy coughed and coaxed.

"Shut up." The girl said coldly and without emotion as she stepped into the elevator after the doors opened.

The boy followed closely behind.

"Trash, you can have the cute mode if you want." Shen Xi stared expressionlessly at the elevator numbers rising.

"What do you mean?" The boy's expression hardened.

The girl lowered her eyes. "Let's talk about it upstairs."

"OK?"

Opening the door to the 36th floor, Nagasaki Asuna had gone to Kato Ai's place, so the room was quiet.

The cool and aloof girl took off her uniform shoes with her usual pleasing movements, and her small feet, covered in black over-the-knee socks, stepped into slippers.

Led by her, the two entered the study.

The girl found a die and a water glass, then had the boy sit down. She leaned against the edge of the table, staring at him, and threw the die into the water glass, shaking it like a cold and ruthless beautiful croupier.

Then, he spoke in a cold voice, "Now guess what time it is."

"Three o'clock," the boy replied without hesitation.

The girl glanced at the water glass, then looked at him, and said softly, "You guessed wrong."

"It's normal to guess wrong, after all, there's only a one in six chance." The boy shrugged casually.

"If you guess wrong again this time, there will be no more 'cute' mode." The girl raised her chin and stared at him, her tone utterly ruthless.

The boy's expression turned serious.

The girl shook the water glass a few more times.

"Six o'clock," the boy said.

The girl glanced at it. "You guessed right."

"I was lucky." The boy breathed a sigh of relief in an exaggerated manner.

The girl's gaze shifted thoughtfully. "I have to guess right this time too, otherwise I'll never get the 'cute' mode."

He then started shaking the water glass again.

"Stop." The boy made a stop gesture, then sighed, "Sweetie, don't you think this threat is a bit too deliberate? I can't possibly agree with you every time, can I?"

The girl glanced at him, then looked at the wall, her face unreadable. After a moment of silence, she said, "If I guess right this time, I'll reluctantly forgive you for the despicable things you did to that Lin guy."

The boy focused intently in an instant.

The girl shook the water glass, making the dice clink inside, then stopped and stared at him.

"Five o'clock?" the boy asked cautiously.

The girl glanced at him, then stared at him intently, letting out a cold laugh, "Just as I expected."

The girl started shaking the water cup again.

"Teacher Shen, is that enough?" the boy asked hesitantly.

“You guessed right this time.” Shen Xi paused, her eyes flashing, then raised her small face to look at him, with a strange sense of provocation. “Lift up your skirt for ten seconds.”

After saying that, he quickly shook the water glass.

The boy felt sweat on his forehead.

965. Shen Xi was just shaking the dice.

After shaking the glass, Shen Xi held it up in front of her without looking at it herself, and looked down at Cheng Fei, softly uttering a single word, "Guess."

"Teacher Shen, could it be that if I just randomly guess a number, they'll say I guessed right and reward me?" The boy's doubt seemed genuine.

"Cheng Feiyu, your acting is terrible." The girl stared at him and sneered. She paused, then subtly turned her face away, her free hand gripping the edge of her school uniform skirt. "Trash, I've already given you your chance."

His voice trailed off at the end, and a strange, indescribable expression appeared on his face.

The boy glanced at her snow-white, dazzling territory accentuated by her black over-the-knee stockings, swallowed hard, and asked, "So, six o'clock?"

Shen Xi looked down at the water glass, her eyes flickering.

"I knew it was wrong, didn't I? I knew it was random after all." The boy breathed a sigh of relief.

"Oh, right." The girl said expressionlessly.

"..."

Under the boy's silent gaze, the girl took a deep breath, keeping her head tilted and staring at the wall. Her small hand, which was holding her school uniform skirt, slowly moved upward, revealing a beautiful and dazzling view that seemed to be on a snow-capped mountain peak that no one had ever set foot on.

Although he had seen her before, the fact that she took the initiative to do this still filled the boy with awe.

"Cheng Fei, how did you do that? So you really stole Lin's ability?" The girl's voice trembled slightly, her small hands clenching her skirt, as if she was trying her best to endure something.

"Teacher Shen, you're wearing this white lace style again. Did you prepare it especially for me?" The boy stared at her, rubbing his chin seriously.

"Trash. If you still dare to evade the problem after things have come to this, I'll be disappointed." The girl narrowed her eyes and raised her chin, seemingly displeased.

"There's no theft, little cutie, you're just overthinking things again." The boy shook his head and sighed.

"Otherwise, how do you explain this now?" The girl glared at him, while releasing her grip, clearly having already silently counted to ten.