The Green Tea Omega Has Turned Bad - Chapter 44.2
At that moment, imagining her uncertain future, He Xiaoyu suddenly felt a trace of regret.
If she hadn’t provoked Yan Xia, perhaps she would have eventually been admitted to her favorite school with excellent grades and had a great future.
But from now on, her life had been turned upside down, plunged into darkness.
If only she had known it would end like this… but unfortunately, there are no “ifs” in life.
Yan Xia smiled and waved at her: “Goodbye.”
The car window rolled up, and the police car drove into the distance, the siren fading away.
Beside her, Director Xu hesitated to speak.
It was the first time he had encountered a student like this someone who could handle school violence so calmly and steadily. Other high schoolers would probably have been scared to tears, but Yan Xia was composed in a way that didn’t seem like a minor.
Such a person would surely achieve great things in the future.
The system said cheerfully: “Ding! Host did a great job! Positive points +200! Totaling 1,750 points!”
Yan Xia’s eyes lit up: “Is that enough for a ten-pull draw?”
System: “Correct. Do you want to draw now?”
Yan Xia: “Not yet, wait a bit.”
The Sophomores scrambled to peek out of the windows, watching the figures being taken away, calling it terrifying.
The people in Class A were even more afraid, chatting nervously: “Crap, they’re actually going to prison? That’s too scary.”
“Help, I’ve decided to be nicer to Yan Xia from now on.”
“Yan Xia is really something… whoever provokes her is out of luck.”
“Yeah, I remember her previous seatmate was given a major demerit for bullying her, and there was that Xiao Wu too, who asked Yan Xia to help him cheat and ended up with a school-wide warning. Later, he was even beaten up by someone. And now He Xiaoyu and Lin Long too…”
“Can’t afford to mess with her!”
The sound of light footsteps came from the door. As Yan Xia walked into the classroom, everyone fell silent in unison.
“The anonymous submission was deleted, and everyone on the forum is saying you’re the ‘light of justice.'” Lu Yixing said with great satisfaction, “The owner of the Confession Wall account was also reported; they said from now on, posting about people without evidence is banned.”
“That’s good.” Yan Xia narrowed her eyes, smiling brightly. “The matter is perfectly resolved. We all have a bright future.”
Hearing this, everyone thought: Only your future is the brightest!
After this battle, the people of Class A who once looked down on Yan Xia developed a serious psychological shadow and didn’t dare do anything to her again. Those who used to gossip on the forum also sensibly shut their mouths.
On the way home after school, Yan Xia felt a long-awaited sense of relief.
The evening breeze brushed past her ears, lifting her long hair to reveal her slender, pale neck.
Shang Wandong followed behind, her dark, bright eyes silently watching her.
“Sister,” Yan Xia turned to look at her, “do you think I was too ruthless today?”
Shang Wandong said, “No.”
With a cold gaze and no emotion, she said, “You could have been even more ruthless.”
Yan Xia blinked and asked with interest, “How so?”
“By inciting another wave of cyber violence,” Shang Wandong said. “To make He Xiaoyu feel exactly what it’s like.”
Yan Xia was stunned for a moment, then suddenly burst into laughter: “Sister really is on the same wavelength as me.”
The deep twilight reflected her brilliant and flamboyant smile, like a painting with intense colors.
Shang Wandong lowered her eyes and followed with a faint smile.
West City wasn’t far, separated from Lake City by a river.
This speech competition was being held at Second High, which meant staying there for three days and two nights. The English teacher said the dorms there were clean and well-equipped, so there was no need to bring extra bedding.
The night before, Yan Xia packed a few clothes and essential daily necessities into a small leather suitcase.
On Friday morning, she and Shang Wandong got into the car early.
Yan Siqiu sat in the front, huffing and puffing the whole way: “Is a competition that big of a deal! I’ll definitely be able to go next time!”
As they were about to get out of the car, she said with a look of longing, “Wandong-jie, good luck! You must get first place!”
Shang Wandong nodded: “Thank you.”
Yan Xia asked with a smile, “What about me?”
Yan Siqiu looked at her and snorted: “You… getting third place is about enough for you.”
Fine, at least that’s still a ranking.
The Maserati stopped at the corner. Yan Xia and Shang Wandong each took their suitcases and got out, waiting in front of the school gate.
A few minutes later, Luo Qiyuan also arrived.
She glanced at Yan Xia from a distance, pursed her lips, looked away, and did not approach.
Before long, the three students from the Freshman group and the two from the Senior group also arrived.
One of the leading teachers this time happened to be the English teacher from Sophomore Class A. Her surname was Luo; she was very young and had two small dimples when she smiled.
Teacher Luo was on the phone with the driver, and soon, a small school bus slowly stopped at the school gate.
She called out, “Everyone get on. If you need to use the restroom, hurry up.”
Several people crowded onto the bus, quickly filling the empty cabin.
Yan Xia chose a seat in the third row from the back. Before she could decide whether to sit by the window or the aisle, Shang Wandong behind her tilted her chin: “You sit by the window.”
Yan Xia was surprised for a moment, then smiled: “Good timing, I get a bit motion sick.”
Shang Wandong lifted a suitcase with one hand, the pale veins on the back of her hand bulging slightly, and tucked the suitcase vertically into the luggage rack.
She was tall and long-legged, lifting Yan Xia’s suitcase and putting it up without effort.
“Um…”
A timid voice sounded from behind her.
Yan Xia looked up and saw a small girl with a blushing face and sparkling eyes: “Shang, Student Shang, could you please help me move my suitcase?”
Shang Wandong turned her head and glanced at her.
The girl looked like an Omega, wearing a beige pullover with her fingers tucked into her sleeves. She wore light makeup and looked petite and cute, looking at her with a face full of expectation.
What’s with the “um,” intentionally acting cute!
Yan Xia looked at her own “huge” (?) height and then at the girl’s petite frame, her eyebrows twitching with annoyance: If this blockhead dares to say yes, I’ll…
Shang Wandong: “No.”
Yan Xia: “…” Never mind then.
The girl was stunned, obviously not expecting to be rejected: “Why…”
Shang Wandong said mysteriously, “I don’t even know you.”
The girl had never imagined someone would be so direct. Her face instantly turned red, and she whispered, “Then, then can we get to know each other? My name is…”
“No need.” Shang Wandong refused bluntly. “I’m not interested.”
Yan Xia covered her face and laughed wildly.
Damn, this low-EQ ‘destined to be alone’ persona is unbreakable!
The girl bit her lip in shame and looked at Yan Xia behind her: “Then why did you help her?”
Yan Xia smiled slightly, thinking triumphantly: Heh, can I be the same as you?
She heard Shang Wandong say, “Because she is my friend.”
Yan Xia couldn’t laugh anymore.
Little blockhead, do me a favor and stop handing out “friend cards”!
A boy nearby couldn’t stand it anymore and took the initiative to break the tension: “I’ll help you move it.”
The girl lowered her head in disappointment: “Thank you…”
Shang Wandong acted like a bystander, sitting down with a calm face.
Yan Xia looked at her and said teasingly, “Crack!”
Shang Wandong’s expression was puzzled.
Yan Xia poked her chest with two fingers: “Did you hear that? A young girl’s heart of spring has just shattered.”
Shang Wandong grabbed her mischievous fingers, cupping them in her palm, and said casually, “Whose? Yours?”
Yan Xia touched the tip of her nose unnaturally: “Ahem.”
She added, “Are you this good to all your friends?”
Shang Wandong pondered for a moment before answering, “No.”
“Many people say my personality is flawed and I’m not suited for making friends. So I’ve never really had friends and don’t know how to treat them.”
“But you are different; you are special to me.” Her eyes were clear as she said seriously, “So I want to be as good to you as possible.”
Yan Xia blinked.
The “straight ball” came so unexpectedly that it made her heart flutter.
Being personally labeled as “special” by the blockhead was worth it, even if it came with a friend card.
She curled two fingers and scratched Shang Wandong’s palm, saying with a smile in her eyes, “Does Sister like me that much?”
Shang Wandong paused, then slowly nodded.
Yan Xia curled her lip and said softly, “Then I want to be good to you, too.”
Shang Wandong looked away, her eyes flickering, her voice barely audible: “…You are already very good.”
Teacher Luo in the front row shouted from afar, “Students, we are about to leave Lake City.”
Traffic flowed like a weave, and the unfamiliar street scenes outside the window receded.
Yan Xia felt a bit excited.
This was her first time stepping out of this place and going to a brand-new city.
The original book also mentioned that after Shang Wandong and Yan Xia were kicked out by the Yan family, the two of them started from scratch in West City.
As the school bus slowly drove out of Lake City, the system’s mechanical voice rang out: “Congratulations to the host for unlocking the West City map.”
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