"Let's go to the rooftop." Zhou Xiaoyu turned and left the classroom.

"Brother Peng, I'll go with you." Du Lei hurriedly stood up.

Zhou Xiayu is very arrogant at school. Most people don't dare to mess with him. It is said that he always bullies others.

"It's alright, you can stay." Wang Peng smiled slightly, turned around and left the classroom.

Other students were quite afraid of this Chairman Zhou, but he wasn't afraid of a mere kid.

President Zhou was no longer seen outside the classroom.

Wang Peng walked to the entrance of the building, went up the stairs to the rooftop, and saw Chairman Zhou and four other people.

They were all wearing jeans, leather jackets, and had side-parted hair; they were all senior high school students.

"Chairman Zhou, what are your instructions?" Wang Peng walked up to them.

All five people were staring at him.

The air was somewhat quiet.

"Wang, I heard you're running a stationery business at school?" Zhou Xiayu asked.

"Yes." Wang Peng reached into his pockets. "Is there a problem?"

These people seem to be here to cause trouble, and he's already prepared for a fight.

He stared intently at Zhou Xiaoyu's face, ready to smash his eyes if he dared to make a move.

The school will not expel the top student in the first year of high school for fighting.

Even if Zhou Xiayu's father is the vice principal.

"Students are not allowed to do business on campus in principle."

Zhou Xiaoyu smiled, "But your situation is special, and the principal and Principal Zhou will give you special care."

Wang Peng was a little confused. Wasn't it about doing business?

"Don't be nervous, little brother." He reached out and patted Wang Peng on the shoulder.

Wang Peng instinctively dodged and took a half step back.

"Hehe," Zhou Xiaoyu laughed.

"The school is about to hold a winter sports meet, but there is not enough funding. The student council is planning to call on students to donate money."

"The funds we donate will be used to purchase prizes or directly as prize money."

"Wang, why don't you set an example?"