Chapter 933: Xiao Chong Extra 24_2
Judging from the dance skills that Zheng Ying had displayed, her parents surely nurtured her with an ambition to see her excel, pushing her to the utmost within their capacity.
Now, hearing that she might be expelled from school, itâs only natural that her parents find it hard to accept.
It was evident that their communication with the school administration did not go smoothly. Her motherâs voice reached a hysterical pitch, and by the time they left, she was even more defeated than when she arrived.
Just as they were about to descend the stairs, Zheng Yingâs mother suddenly ran to the edge of the balcony and flipped over it. The teacher who was escorting them out was so frightened that her heart almost stopped, and she tightly grasped her hand, refusing to let go.
And Zheng Yingâs father seemed petrified, unable to step forward to help, instead, he just stood aside, slapping his head in regret, muttering "sinful, sinful."
Zheng Ying was also shocked into a stupor, standing beside her dad, mouth agape, unable to move.
"Mrs. Zheng, letâs talk this over," the teacher implored while holding onto her, calling for help.
"No! My daughterâs future is ruined, whatâs the point of me living? Iâm dying here today, at the very place that ended my daughterâs future, once and for all!" Mrs. Zheng shouted hysterically, struggling while hanging halfway over the fifth-floor balcony.
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"Donât do this, donât do this! Itâs not come to this point, it really hasnât!"
The teacher and the dean, along with several subject teachers, rushed over and eventually managed to pull her up.
This whole jumping scenario truly was heart-stopping, leaving the school leaders in a cold sweat.
Fortunately, it occurred during class time, for had it been recess, it would have caused chaos at the school.
Lin Wanwan guessed that given the extremity of the incident, the expulsion decision for Zheng Ying might be retracted to keep things quiet; perhaps sheâd be allowed to stay under probation.
But surprisingly, at the new weekâs assembly, the dean still announced Zheng Yingâs withdrawal, advising all students to take warning from the incident, causing quite an uproar among the students.
After the morning assembly, Mi Yunzhi confronted Xiao Chong in the restroom, angrily questioning why he acted so ruthlessly.
With his skills, he could have easily driven away the thugs with a mere lesson; why escalate things to the point where Zheng Ying was forced to withdraw?
Xiao Chong, while washing his hands at the basin, replied coldly, "Little Mi, figure out the cause and effect of this matter before speaking to me. If you donât get it, then donât bother interacting in the future."
After speaking, he dried his hands and tossed the paper towel precisely into the side bin.
"Xiao Chong, was it really necessary to push a girl to the brink of withdrawal?"
Xiao Chong turned around, sneering, "Push? No, itâs reaping what was sown."
He finished speaking and walked off without looking back.
Mi Yunzhi glared at Xiao Chongâs back, gritting his teeth, his face as sullen as if he had eaten dirt.
In his view, the situation wasnât really that serious; hadnât there been plenty of fights during childhood!
In middle school, when someone had a crush on the same girl as Xiao Chong, wasnât he also cornered by people, yet all was resolved by a fight.
Later, even the hooligans around Yongda Middle School knew that this schoolâs most dashing pretty boy was also the fiercest fighter, not to be trifled with, and no one dared provoke him.
Yet when similar situations arise in high school, Xiao Chong handles it with such extremity.
Ignoring the thugs is one thing, but instantly shattering Zheng Yingâs future as well.
He couldnât help but harbor resentment, given his feelings for Zheng Ying.
Lin Wanwan quickly noticed the discord in the atmosphere between the two desks behind hers, which used to revolve around Xiao Chong, and recently, Mi Yunzhi hadnât even spoken to him.
That evening, Lin Wanwan asked Xiao Chong as they snacked together by the window, "Did you fall out with Mi Yunzhi recently?"
"Not exactly," Xiao Chong replied calmly. "Our paths differ, no need to journey together."
Lin Wanwan was sipping the straw on her hot milk, watching Xiao Chong: "Hmm, Zheng Ying really got expelled? It feels somewhat surreal to me."
Xiao Chong slowly took a sip from his cup of liquor: "Not expelled, voluntarily applied for withdrawal, thereâs a difference. She could still transfer to another high school as long as thereâre connections."
Pausing for a moment, he added with an odd smile: "Her motherâs jump wasnât completely futile either."
Lin Wanwan propped her cheek, sighing: "Didnât expect it to turn out this severe, I thought itâd be something like a major demerit."
Xiao Chong chuckled: "Wanwan, have you softened up, feeling sympathetic towards her?"
Lin Wanwanâs eyes widened: "How could I! The scar on my knee might not even fade; setting an example is quite fine. For such a small matter, she dared to call two thugs to corner me, something sheâs certainly done often before; I loathe bullies the most. Itâs just that you and Mi Yunzhi ended up arguing, makes me feel a bit sorry."