Chapter 84: The True Rebel 66

  "Damn it!" He punched me hard in the abdomen, and I was so painful that stars were spinning before my eyes.

  "Are you going to give it or not?" The guy raised his fist again.

  I gritted my teeth, "What are you talking about? I don't know what you're saying. What do you want me to give you?"

  "Damn it!" He slammed his fist down again, hurting so much that tears flowed out.

  "Are you going to give it to me or not?" He continued to threaten.

  "I don't know."

  He grasped my hair desperately, it hurt so much that my scalp was about to tear off, his face twisted, "Are you going to give it or not?"

  "I... won't!" Although it hurts, I'd rather die than admit it.

  "Damn it!" He kicked me hard in the abdomen, "I'll go ask Xuan Ge, if the thing is with you, you're dead for sure!"

  I crouched in the corner of the wall, with fresh blood flowing from my mouth. I quickly wiped away the blood and didn't dare to go see a doctor to check my injuries. This guy is ruthless! If Lin Rongxuan were here, I'd definitely get him to beat this guy up!

  Two more days passed, and the police were still stubbornly searching within the school. That yellow-haired kid never came to look for me again. I inquired and found out that his name was Guo Rui, Lin Rongxuan's most trusted younger brother. I also knew it was very dangerous to have this thing on me, but I didn't dare believe Guo Rui, nor did I dare believe the police. I firmly decided that if the police couldn't find this thing, Lin Rongxuan wouldn't be in trouble.

  The beautiful girls in the dormitory all knew that Lin Rongxuan was selling drugs, and they were shocked at first, then cheered with a tone of admiration, "Lin Rongxuan is really great, it would be even better if he could smuggle guns, I would love him even more."

  I'm so frustrated I could cry, but they just don't understand what it's like to be in my shoes.

  My dad and mom called me again today, I thought it was the principal who informed on me, making me so nervous that I almost died. I knew that one day I would face it, but when it really came, I was still very afraid. It turned out that I wasn't as brave as I thought.

  "Baby, I heard you're going to participate in an English competition?"

  "Uh-huh."

  "That's great! You're really making an effort! When we get home, Dad will give you a big red envelope as a reward." The phone was snatched away by Dad.

  "Give it to me, what are you grabbing?" Mom took the phone again, "Baby, is everything okay?"

  "Uh-huh."

  "Don't forget to drink milk before bed tonight, by the way, didn't get into trouble at school?"

  Nothing.

  "Okay, mom's darling, don't be late for your studies, bye-bye."

  Every time parents call over, it's very brief, afraid of delaying my study. When I first came to Shengyuan, I would make at least five calls a day. Now it has been changed to one every three days.