"Why help them?"
In the car, Ji Huai asked Su Li.
Su Li fastened her seat belt and said, "Of course it's because I'm kind."
Ji Huai looked at her, expressing his disbelief with his eyes.
Su Li stuck out her tongue and told the truth: "Isn't there no evidence? They must be feeling lucky and scared at the moment, let them relax for a while."
"What do you want to do?" Ji Huai, as a teacher, is naturally concerned about such things.
Campus bullying happens in almost every school, the difference is whether it is serious or not. Obviously, what the girls with high ponytails have done is serious enough that they should be expelled.
But as an adult and even as a teacher, Ji Huai also understands that they still need guidance and education.
Su Li raised the corner of her mouth and smiled brightly: "If you want to ruin others, you need an opportunity. Teacher, I can't bear anything. Do you know what they did to me? I will never let them go easily .Of course, you don’t have to worry, I won’t do anything illegal.”
Looking at the smile on her face, Ji Huai felt inexplicably panicked.
He sighed, "You are still a seventeen-year-old child, and you don't need to bear many things by yourself. You can tell the teachers and parents, I can see that your parents still care about you."
Su Li continued to laugh: "No need, I can handle it myself."
Seeing that she was completely unwilling to be persuaded by him, Ji Huai could only sigh. Just what he heard at the door of the classroom has almost made him touch the tip of the iceberg of campus bullying.
Those vicious words, easily uttered from a well-behaved good student, are simply the embodiment of human malice.
Schools are supposed to be pure places where you can simply learn knowledge actively, but in such a place, various violent incidents occur in invisible corners.
Such cognition is a huge and heavy burden for a responsible teacher.
"Yesterday, you didn't come to class because you were knocked out by them?" Ji Huai asked again.
Su Li looked away from him, looked straight ahead, and responded lightly.
"Where did you get hit? I'll take you to the hospital for a checkup." Ji Huai's voice was much gentler. He looked at Su Li who seemed to be indifferent, and his heart was pulled hard.
"No, it doesn't matter much." Su Li refused.
Ji Huai unbuckled the seat belt, turned around, raised his hand and gently placed it on her head, and slowly stroked it.
Su Li subconsciously wanted to escape, but was held down by him.
"Don't move." Ji Huai frowned.
"Teacher, what are you doing?" Su Li asked, with some tension in her voice.
When Ji Huai's hand touched a slight bump on the back of her head, Su Li couldn't help but gasp.
"Is this here?" Ji Huai asked.
Su Li reached out to push him away, covered her head, and let out a "hmm".
Ji Huai fell silent, with a very ugly expression on his face. When he put on his seat belt and stepped on the accelerator, the car rushed out.
Su Li looked at him suspiciously and drove in the opposite direction, "Teacher, where are you going?"
"Hospital." Ji Huai spat out two words.
Su Li blinked, and couldn't help showing a little smile, "I've already said it's fine."
"The doctor will know if there is anything wrong." Ji Huai was a little angry at the moment, angry at those people treating a classmate like this, and angry at Su Li for not caring about her health.
(end of this chapter)