Everyone I want to bully is abnormal

Kan Zhiyu nodded again, and this time he didn't let his mouth get out of control and said anything.

It can be seen that Kan Zhiyu has turned back into the hamster who only wanted to stay in the cage and burrow into the wood chips, leaving only a buttocks to cover up his mistakes.

But this time, the people outside the cage didn't want the little hamster to stay in his own world and cower timidly.

"Do you want to know what I'm thinking?" In order to better observe the condition of the hamster in the cage, Bai Qingge changed to the more dangerous method of walking up the stairs backwards.

The little hamster shook his head, seemingly not having the slightest curiosity about the topic, but it was unknown what he was thinking.

Bai Qingge seemed not to notice Kan Zhiyu's refusal. She gave a seemingly evil smile and continued talking to herself.

"I was thinking, my desk mate is so helpful, but some people seem to think it's natural for him to be so helpful. Desk mate, do you want to know who those people are?" Bai Qingge suddenly stopped, blocking Kan Zhiyu's way.

Kan Zhiyu, who had been walking with his head down, almost bumped into Bai Qingge's stomach.

He wanted to raise his eyes slightly to find a way out, but was blocked by a pair of cold dark eyes that reflected scarlet light.

"Classmate, do you know who it is?" Bai Qingge repeated.

"...No...I don't know." Those calm eyes began to waver, and his gaze dodged quickly, obviously not wanting to be caught by Bai Qingge.

Looking at the intense emotions in Kan Zhiyu's eyes, she finally realized that her deskmate was not really stupid. She understood everything but just didn't want to face it.

Too many invisible knives had pierced her flesh, so she was afraid of the color of blood and the feeling of pain.

So much so that now, even though the knife was still embedded in her flesh and blood, causing excruciating pain, she did not dare to pull it out.

Bai Qingge nodded. As long as he wasn't really stupid and naive, there was still hope.

Having said that, Kan Zhiyu's resistance was obvious.

Bai Qingge's tone suddenly relaxed, and he stopped pressing her like before. He stood up again and said, "It's okay. If you don't know, forget it. I'll tell you slowly."

Kan Zhiyu didn't understand what that meant, but for the first time, he felt resistance to Bai Qingge's bullying.

She really didn't like bullying like this, and she wanted to speak up and refuse, even if it meant finding someone else.

But looking at that face without any malice or expectation, I am just happy because I see the person in his eyes.

But when I looked at the smiling face in front of me, the words that I had organized countless times collapsed like building blocks whose foundations had been pushed away.

I can't say no, just like I can't refuse my mother's request, my classmates' requests for help, or my teacher's "come here".

No, it's harder to say no than those.

Kan Zhiyu thought that the torture would continue like today, but this did not happen at all.

As calm and reassuring as before. If there was any change, it was that Bai seemed to like staying with her more, and after the exam that day, heating was installed in the classroom.

I heard from the teacher that this was all funded by Bai. The heating is really warm, just like the military coat that Bai forced himself to wear.

Like summer, this was also the first time she felt the temperature of summer in winter.

This was also another time when she intuitively felt how wealthy her deskmate was and how she was a real rich lady.

She didn't know how much the heating equipment would cost, but she knew that electricity was expensive and there were power restrictions every day. However, the heating in the classroom had never been turned off. I heard that it was even on at night when no one was there. She had thought more than once how comfortable it would be to sleep in the classroom at night.

The teacher accidentally revealed that the heating cost of the classroom in one day is more than the electricity bill of an ordinary family in one month.

Although the classroom had become warmer, Bai's sleeping time in the classroom had dropped sharply.

Are you worried about something? Last time, it seemed like Bai was thinking about something unhappily.

I turned my head slightly and saw classmate Bai looking at a picture book with great interest.

I have seen this before. When I went to my neighbor's house to pick up my younger brother, the neighbor's daughter was holding such a book in her hand. It looked very interesting.

She said it was called a picture book, and it contained some very interesting stories.

She invited herself to go and watch it together, and she also wanted to go, but the impatient look of her neighbor and the fact that she had to go home to feed her younger brother made her never see the content of the book called Little Picture Book.

I guess there must be a lot of exciting stories in it.

Other people’s stories are always short. Bai Qingge yawned and inadvertently caught a glimpse of the inquiring gaze of his deskmate.

Bai Qingge reached out and placed the booklet on Kan Zhiyu's desk and said, "Do you like fairy tales? Take a look. If you are interested, I can tell you other things that are not even in the book." Bai Qingge said mysteriously.

The book in front of me was obviously more exquisite than the one owned by the neighbor's daughter, as if it had been finely brushed with oil. It was also more complete because it was a brand new one, as if it had just been taken out of a bookstore.

"Fairy tale, what is that?" The thing he had always longed for was now right in front of him, and Kan Zhiyu couldn't help but feel a little curious.

"Emmm, how should I put it, it's just a lie." Bai Qingge said without any embellishment.

"Eh?"

Bai Qingge's answer was beyond her expectations. The neighbor's daughter was watching the movie with such gusto, and even Bai was interested in it. But it turned out that the contents were all lies. Then, wasn't it completely meaningless to watch it?

Bai Qingge seemed to realize that his overly straightforward answer had ruined a child's beautiful dream.

Then he added: "It can't be said to be completely deceptive, because those fantastic ideas that cannot be realized were drawn and written down by the authors and realized in the books.

"As the saying goes, the bigger your heart is, the higher the sky is. These things that cannot be realized now may become reality one day in the future. Who knows, haha."

These words might have been more convincing if they didn't end with two dry laughs at the end.

But it really can't be blamed on her. She has never believed in fairy tales since she was a child. But if she wrote her rebirth now as a story, it would not be a fairy tale.

So in the final analysis, I didn't lie, and there is no need to feel guilty.

Student Bai may not know that she is really not good at lying. Her hands make excessive small movements because she feels guilty, and anyone who is not blind can see it.