Chapter 67 - Transferring To Another Class?

Don’t know where my editor went, so two unedited chapters. They’re very raw, careful

Still haven’t forgotten about making the two chaps up, so wait for that

“Boss, you okay?” Kang Xiaobo hadn’t recovered from the excitement yet- the past two days were the manliest days of his life! He’d read somewhere that fighting was one of the must do things for men before they reached thirty. It didn’t seem a realistic goal for him anymore, and he was just about to give it up when the unexpected happened.

Xiaobo’s overwhelming excitement had almost gotten him in trouble as well- he would’ve been sent to the police station along with Lin Yi if his boss hadn’t stopped him.

It wasn’t the same for Lin Yi- he was on a mission, and going to school was merely a part of his bodyguard detail. It was an odd assignment, for sure, but Lin Yi still failed to find anything out of the ordinary for a mission Old Lin claimed could set him up for life.

Xiaobo, on the other hand, wouldn’t recover too well from a mark on his record- That kind of thing was for life.

“I’m fine, the police figured it out- Heibao’s the one who led the gangsters into the school.” Lin Yi noticed Zhong Pinliang’s ears perk up not too far away. It was amusing- the guy had probably been panicking about Heibao pulling his name out during the questioning.

“That’s good.” Xiaobo let out a breath of relief. He hadn’t gone with the police along with Lin Yi, and he was afraid that Lin Yi would mind- But Lin Yi was fine, and Xiaobo was glad for that. “Boss, maybe we can celebrate a little? I can treat to something after school.”

“After school? We’ll see, I guess.” Lin Yi said as he glanced at Mengyao sitting in front of him- he still had to go back with the two of them; eating with Xiaobo after school wasn’t really an option for him.

Ms. Liu entered the classroom for the first morning class. She had a guess that Zhong Pinliang was responsible for what had happened earlier, but she kept quiet regardless- a neat, peaceful conclusion to incidents like these was the way to go. She didn’t want to interrupt the other students, or cause any trouble for them.

“Exams are coming up, we’re doing a little pop quiz today.” Ms Liu said as she passed out the test papers.

Twelfth grade consisted essentially of one small quiz every two days and a big one every week. Nobody complained about the frequency of the tests; it was something they had gotten used to already. The incident earlier this morning had brought unconventional entertainment to school life, but the students were in no position to be filling their minds with things like ‘entertainment’, not at this critical period of their life.

The incident had brought them a taste of startlement and shock, but it was a mere detour in their paths as committed students. This mentality, naturally, didn’t apply to the delinquents.

An English test paper was passed down to Lin Yi- It was his strongest subject. Someone like him was expected to have even more languages fluently under his belt, considering the scale and types of missions he went on.

Lin Yi didn’t want to attract unwanted attention by aceing the test; getting something like a C or B in an elite class like this was more than enough to guarantee a good college. Lin Yi didn’t see the point in getting overwhelmingly good grades, as a result.

He didn’t forget his current position- he was attending school for Mengyao’s sake, in the first place. It was very possible that he’d drop out someday, especially when Mengyao was actively trying to rid herself of him.

With that in mind, Lin Yi made sure to mess up an entire sections intentionally after answering everything else correctly. He handed the paper in along with Xiaobo, when he was done.

“Boss, how was it? It’s pretty hard this time around, there was quite a few words in there I didn’t know!” Xiaobo’s grades were only mediocre.

“It was okay.” Lin Yi said with a smile. “Didn’t do that well.”

“Well, education in the cities is better than the education you find in villages, so the tests are a bit harder as well.” Xiaobo said as he tried to console Lin Yi, assuming that he hadn’t adapted yet. “You’ll get used to it.”

“Yeah.” Lin Yi said with a nod, not bothering to explain anything. He liked Xiaobo as a friend, but there were too many things he couldn’t say to the guy.

They lived in different worlds, after all.

It was the second afternoon class when a messenger knocked on the classroom doors- Wang Zhifeng wanted to talk with Zhong Pinliang, Zhang Naipao, Gao Xiaofu, and Lin Yi.

Lin Yi didn’t think much of it, straightening up and walking out of the classroom with a couple steps. Xiaobo, on the other hand, was worried that Lin Yi might get penalized- something like that was a pretty big deal in the final year of high school.

But Lin Yi wasn’t concerned about that at all. He had Wang Zhifeng’s secret, after all, and his files and personal information were all faked- he was here on a mission, and going to school with Princess Chu was merely a part of it. Getting penalized wouldn’t affect him in the slightest.

Zhong Pinliang’s face was silent as he hesitated. He stood up awhile later, and Naipao and Xiaofu followed suit- the three of them made their way out of the classroom right behind Lin Yi.

Pinliang stopped his lackeys after leaving the room. He turned to them. “Listen, if Wang Zhifeng asks us about what happened earlier, we’ll all say that we had no idea what was going on- Lin Yi must’ve pissed Heibao Bro off, and the guy came to school looking for him. We happened to know Heibao Bro, so we pointed him to Lin Yi when asked. That’s as far as our involvement goes, got it!”

Naipao and Xiaofu were worried that they’d get penalized for Pinliang’s actions- their families weren’t as powerful, after all. Zhong Pinliang might come out unscathed, whereas the two of them could just end up as scapegoats.

They nodded immediately upon hearing Pinlaing’s command.

Zhong Pinliang turned his gaze to the Lin Yi before him, his fist shaking as he glared. It was all thanks to this transfer student that he’d lost face over and over again.

He never expected Lin Yi to be this strong- his usual strategy of handling things with fists was completely useless on someone like him.

Wang Zhifeng didn’t buy what Pinliang, Naipao, and Xiaofu were saying, naturally. The police had sent him news- Heibao Bro was the security captain of Zhong Pinliang’s father’s nightclub, after all... Why on earth would nightclub security come to a school, charging at Lin Yi for trouble?

Whatever the case, it was simply impossible to think that Zhong Pinliang wasn’t involved in the incident. Wang Zhifeng, however, had went to the principal for advice a while earlier, and he’d been told to keep things as peacefully contained and settled as possible. There was Pinliang’s background to take into consideration, and there was also the fact that Heibao Bro had admitted to everything already. There was simply no reason for Wang Zhifeng to make an enemy, with all this in mind.

He responded with a simple lecture before sending the students back to class, leaving Lin Yi behind.

Wang Zhifeng didn’t bother asking Lin Yi about the events this morning- the guy was clearly the victim, despite what he’d done to Heibao Bro.

There was but one reason Lin Yi remained. “Lin Yi, I know how Zhong Pinliang and his group are like, but there’s a limit to what the school can do because of their family connections. Here’s what I can do for you, if you’d like- I could transfer you to another class.”