From the side, Cheng Xingyang approached him. He clicked his tongue and shook his head.
“You’ve been tricked by her delicate appearance. Her body may be feeble but that mind of hers certainly isn’t.”
Look how sharp that little mouth is. Fan Haolin was a language teacher, ah, and he was rendered completely speechless and given no opportunity to counterattack.
Apart from prostrating himself before Su Yan, what else could he say??
Jiang Ran threw him a glance and lifted his chin slightly.
“I was also deceived.”
In worry that she’d get into trouble, he had even stopped by specifically to check on her. Unexpectedly, his worry was uncalled for.
When Su Yan saw that she had no other business to attend to in the staff room, she decided to leave. The moment she walked towards the staff room door, she saw the crowd of students clogging the entrance.
Blinked her eyes.
Just as she was contemplating how she should leave…
A voice suddenly sounded out from the side
“Get out of here.”
As he said this, a strong hand grasped her wrist. Her line of sight moved upwards.
She was met with Jiang Ran’s look of amusement.
The throng of people watching quickly dispersed. Not a single soul remained.
She smiled gently. “Jiang Ran”
“Follow me.”
As he said this, Jiang Ran pulled her arm and led her out.
He was probably worried about the injuries on her leg, for he walked at a slow pace.
Then, the moment they reached the end of the corridor, she was tugged forward by a powerful force. She was now standing against the corner of the corridor.
Jiang ran raised an arm and propped it against the wall, trapping her between the wall and his body.
She stared with wide eyes.
“You have something to say to me?”
He had a tall stature, and in order to stay at eye level with her, he would have to bend his waist and move closer to her.
“You made up those lines just now?”
Jiang Ran’s body was surging with energy. Even though he tried his best to calm himself down, his voice still sounded a little threatening.
No matter what angle you heard it from, it sounded like a wolf enticing its prey.
She licked her lips. “It’s written in the law, I didn’t make it up.”
Seeing her innocent expression, Jiang Ran could not help but grin.
Extending an arm, he caressed her head. When he noticed a few stray strands of hair sticking out, he stroked her hair. He changed the topic.
“Does your leg still hurt?”
“Eh… A bit.”
“What about your candy? Finished eating it?”
“I still have some, you want one?”
As Su Yan said this, she dug out a strawberry milk taffy from her pocket.
Jiang Ran extended his hand and received the candy. Peeling open its wrapper, he shoved the milk taffy into Su Yan’s mouth.
This was probably the third time he had done something like that.
When she saw Jiang Ran move the taffy towards her, Su Yan subconsciously parted her lips.
The fragrance of the strawberry milk taffy permeated the air.
“I’ll find you after school ends this afternoon. Don’t wander off on your own,” he instructed.
She nodded. “Got it.”
“Alright, I’ll send you back.”
Following that, she was pulled into his embrace. Step by step, he supported her as they walked to the second floor.
The ‘pack of rouges’ hiding behind the door of Class 10 burst into conversation.
“They hugged, they hugged! They actually hugged!”
The sounds of laughter filled the air.
At the side, Cheng Xingyang sat on the chair and stared at that bunch of r*tards.
They were as eager as a pack of mongrel dogs, how immature.
#Su Yan Sent Fan Haolin To The Police Station#
Before she even reached her classroom, the news had already spread to Class 3.
The moment Su Yan walked in, the entire class saw Su Yan in a different light.
This was definitely not an ordinary person.
Back when Su Yan was bullied by Fao Haolin, and up till when she called the police, every step of her attack was witnessed by the class monitor, Zhao Sen.
In the end, he returned to class and reported a summary of what happened, following which the entire class was stirred to no end.
Although she could sense that her classmates were looking at her differently, Su Yan still sat back down at her seat silently, ignoring the other people around.
Jiang Ran was the only person she needed to care about. As long as the other people weren’t endangering her life, she wouldn’t bother with them.