The Annoying Chairman, Part 2

It was simply too unbelievable! After arriving at the school, the chairman summoned the dean of academic affairs and instructed her to take Xiao to find a class that had not yet departed for the military training area. In the end, only Class A and Class B remained. However, since the bus for Class B was already full, Xiao was placed in Class A. The dean thought to herself: I hope this pest doesn’t ruin the atmosphere of Class A!

Bowstring: It’s just riding in the same bus! How could she possibly corrupt the atmosphere? As the saying goes, “Flies don’t land on eggs without cracks!” How can you not understand this simple logic? Foolish!

Dean: That’s not how it should be said. Class A is full of good students! Class F is the rotten class. Leading good students astray is unforgivable!

At this moment, the dean’s eyes blazed with fury as she advanced on Bowstring. Bowstring took a step back and, puffing herself up, said, “I’m the author, I decide what happens! No one can—ah! What are you doing!” A sharp sound echoed, and Bowstring was forcefully thrown out the door!

Yu gazed at Xiao, who was sleeping peacefully. Was everything really as simple as she had claimed? Without a doubt, things would never be so straightforward. If he remembered correctly, there had been people who had tried to harm Xiao before. Though he had sent them all to the police, even Shangguan Han hadn’t been able to uncover the mastermind behind it.

It seemed likely that someone might try to harm Xiao again during this military training. Ouyang Qianyu didn’t have enough confidence to believe he could protect Xiao all by himself. Yet there was no other way—he could only remain vigilant.

Outside the window, the sky that had been clear moments ago was now shrouded in dark clouds. Without warning, a fierce storm erupted. Rain poured down, blurring everyone’s vision.

Midsummer is a season of rain, just as danger never gives anyone a chance to prepare. Inside the vehicle, Xiao curled up in her sleep, shivering from the cold. Yu took off his jacket and draped it over her to keep her warm. The furrow in her brow gradually relaxed.

Watching her defenseless sleeping face, Yu gently lowered his head and pressed a kiss to her lips. He reached out to softly caress her hair and whispered, “No matter how dangerous the road ahead may be, I will protect you.”

He gazed at her with deep affection—nothing mattered more than Xiao. He raised his arm and let Shangguan Xiao rest against him to ensure she slept peacefully, while he sat upright. The rain continued to beat against the windows with a rhythmic patter. Trees outside bent weakly under the deluge, flowers withered and fell. Beauty vanished completely. Everything was speaking of the danger about to unfold.

It was as if they all pleaded, “You must protect their princess!” Yu closed his tired eyes and rubbed his temples. In his heart, he resolved: I will.

Elsewhere, Han opened his eyes with a splitting headache. When he saw the chaos before him, his heart nearly stopped. The once tidy room was now a complete mess, with pieces of clothing scattered everywhere. He wasn’t sure he could bear to look back, fearing that what he would see would be nothing short of catastrophic devastation. Clutching his hair tightly, his brows deeply furrowed, the memories of yesterday slowly returned. Once he realized what he had done, he found himself unable to forgive his actions—especially what he had done to Kevin!

—Author’s Note—

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