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Before the afternoon class, Daisy Zane received another bombardment of messages from Gael Eastonâs new number.
[You blacklisted me! Not only on WhatsApp, but you even blacklisted my two numbers!]
[If you blacklist me, fine, but donât take my money!]
[You smelly girl! How dare you blacklist me! Do you think I canât do anything to you!]
Daisy Zane looked at the messages popping up one by one on her cell phone, moved her fingertips, and blacklisted this new number as well.n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om
However, three minutes later, Gael Easton switched to another number and came back.
[Fine, are you addicted to blacklisting me? If I contact you again, Iâll take your surname.]
[After I send this message, weâll end our friendship. Weâll contact each other through drift bottles.]
As the class bell rang, Daisy Zane didnât bother with him, turned off her cell phone, and took out the roll she needed for class.
The teacher came to the classroom ten minutes early and was surrounded by students asking questions at the front.
As the class bell rang, she let the students return to their seats to begin the lesson.
About ten minutes later, William Butch walked in through the entrance, still keeping his head down.
However, lowering his head did not cover the injury on his face.
His left cheek was obviously swollen, and the corner of his mouth was torn. His school uniform was dirty, with footprints all over his pants.
He was walking a little faster than usual. Turner Daniel hesitated for a moment when he saw him like this, then immediately got up and let him sit back in his seat.
Following William Butch, came Marsh Turner.
Marsh Turner was carrying his school uniform jacket, and in order not to disturb the teacherâs class, he just smiled apologetically at the teacher when she looked at him, then quickly walked towards his seat.
Daisy Zane raised her eyes to look at Marsh Turnerâs face, then moved her gaze down to see his hand hanging by his side.
There were slight scratches on the back of his hand, probably from a fight with someone.
As Marsh Turner sat down, Daisy Zane shifted her gaze back to William Butch sitting in front of her.
Turner Daniel was giving him tissue paper to wipe the blood from his face.
William Butch, however, shrunk his neck and ignored him.
Turner Daniel then placed the tissue paper next to him.
Olivia Lane, who was a little sleepy moments before, suddenly became more than half awake. The whole class looked over at them consciously or unconsciously.
Daisy Zaneâs face showed no emotion, just a hint of exasperation in her eyes.
After the first period ended, the teacher left, and shortly after, Skyler Thomas called William Butch away.
Before leaving, she glanced at Daisy Zane.
Daisy Zane looked back at her, just for a moment.
Last time Skyler Thomas asked her for help, Daisy Zane did not give a definite answer.
She just investigated William Butchâs situation later on.
After William Butch was taken away by Skyler Thomas, he didnât return for the whole afternoon.
Daisy Zane didnât see him again until dinner time.
After dinner, Daisy Zane bumped into an acquaintance outside the cafeteria.
She still remembered the shy girl from the Pipa class last week, named Willow Martin.
Willow Martin seemed to be waiting for her outside the cafeteria. When she saw Daisy Zane, her eyes lit up, and then her face turned red suddenly.
Eight people who recorded the show, along with some students from the 15th and 16th classes, were leaving the cafeteria together.
Willow Martin was holding a bottle of drink in her hand, her eyes on Daisy Zane, wanting to come forward but dared not because of the crowd and the camera.
Took a step forward and immediately retracted it.
The shy and surprised expression instantly became somewhat anxious.
Seeing this, Daisy Zane walked towards her: âLooking for me?â
Willow Martin glanced at the group of people behind her, her gaze lingering on Celeste Martin for a moment, seeing Celesteâs face with a gentle smile. She felt a flash of disgust in the depths of her eyes, and then looked at Daisy Zane: âSomething has come up.â
After she finished speaking, she glanced at the camera behind her and added, âItâs my personal matter, kind of important.â
Daisy Zane looked at her for a while, then turned around and spoke a few words to the cameraman behind her before taking Willow Martin to a more distant place.
Celeste Martin squinted her eyes as she watched the two of them leave.
When did these two become so close?
There was a forest ahead, with round stone benches inside. Some wish notes were pasted on the trees.
They were all about which university and major they wanted to apply for.
At this time, there were still students reciting in the woods.
Daisy Zane and Willow Martin found a quiet corner.
After settling down, Willow Martin asked first: âDid you turn off your microphone?â
Daisy Zane didnât know what she wanted to talk about, so mysteriously. Still, she reached back and turned off her microphone: âWhatâs the matter?â
Willow Martinâs face turned even redder under her gaze. She rubbed the drink in her hand, then lowered her head, not daring to look into Daisyâs eyes, and whispered: âWasnât there a boy in your class who was beaten up today?â
Hearing her words, Daisy Zane raised her eyebrows slightly: âHow do you know?â
âIt really was your class.â Willow Martin murmured softly, âI just happened to see it when I came to school today, and I eavesdropped on their conversation.â
Daisy Zane looked at her drooping eyelashes. She suddenly came to find herself. Could it be that this matter had something to do with her as well: âIs it related to me?â
Willow Martin nodded.
Daisy Zane: â â
âThose who beat him up were from both inside and outside the school.â Willow Martin looked up at her and then lowered her gaze again, âFrom what I heard them say, it seemed like they wanted the boy in your class to take you out last night. But not only did he not take you, but he also managed to avoid them last night. Thatâs why he was cornered and beaten up at noon today.â
Daisy Zane rubbed her fingertips hanging at her side: âTake me out?â
âYes, it was your name.â Willow Martin said, âI also heard them slapping that boyâs face and saying, âWasnât that woman protecting you? Why didnât she come today?ââ
Daisy Zane thought of the faces of those people in the restroom that day.
âSister Zane, be careful. Many students in this school have powerful family backgrounds. They are lawless.â Willow Martin said, âDonât be caught alone. They might  might â
As Willow Martin spoke, she thought about her words, âThey might do something terrifying.â
Because of her euphemistic words, Daisy Zane raised the corner of her mouth for a moment. After a while, she asked, âDid you hear anything else?â
âWell â After thinking about it, Willow Martin said, âNo more. Then a very tall boy came over and chased them all away. I took the opportunity to run away when they were fighting.â
At this point, Willow Martin felt a little guilty, âShould I have called the police? At the time, I was too scared, so I hid in the corner and didnât dare to move. I was afraid they would discover me.â
Actually, when Willow Martin heard someone fighting, she wanted to run away. Still, when she heard Daisy Zaneâs name, she stopped in her tracks and hid.
âYou donât need to get involved. I can handle it.â
Willow Martinâs lips moved: âThen you be careful.â
Daisy Zane looked at her, paused for a while, and then said, âThank you.â
Hearing her gratitude, some of the red that had just faded from Willow Martinâs face came back up again: âNo, it doesnât matter. No, not  no need to thank me.â
Daisy Zane raised the corner of her mouth: âHow is your pipa practice going?â
âIâve made a lot of progress recently.â Willow Martin said, lowering her head, âIâll play it for you when I have time.â
âAlright.â
Upon hearing her response, Willow Martinâs mood instantly improved. She handed the drink in her hand to Daisy: âHere, for you. I was in such a hurry to come over after class that I just bought this.â
Daisy Zane looked at her handâs drink, hesitated for a moment, and then took it.