Wishing you prosperity and good fortune!

A red envelope was sent by "boiled water".

[She "silently" accepted the "boiled water" red envelope.]

Almost the next second, the red envelope was claimed by someone else.

"MoMo" is the vice class monitor of Class 6. Huang Yingying quickly sent a message: "This is a donation for Gu Xiaoman in our class. Please send it to me quickly."

For a long time, this "Momo" remained silent.

Huang Yingying had no choice but to tag her directly and repeat herself.

"What donation? I thought it was a red envelope," "MoMo" innocently posted.

Subsequently, "Momo" sent the 100 yuan back.

Wishing you prosperity and good fortune!

This time, Huang Yingying was very careful and ordered immediately to prevent anyone from snatching it up again.

A red envelope popped up; I clicked the button to open it.

3.50?

What's the meaning?

Isn't it 100 yuan?

Huang Yingying was instantly dumbfounded.

However, the group chat exploded because of this red envelope.

"How come only 20 were sent out? There are a hundred people in this group!"

"Gone in the blink of an eye, what kind of hands do you have?"

"Keep sending the ones with the fewest points!"

"Shouldn't you be grabbing the most posts? Don't be so harsh on people!"

"With a quick flick of the wrist, breakfast is in hand."

"@Momo, thank you for the red envelope."

"Is no one going to send out more red envelopes? Then I'm leaving."

"Hey you who snagged over twenty yuan, hurry up and keep sending more!"

...

Seeing everyone's comments, Huang Yingying went from being completely bewildered to speechless. Then, she tagged all the members: "This money was donated to a classmate in our class who got leukemia. Please give the money back to me!"

If the two people who had previously grabbed 100 were able to return the winnings under pressure, this time it was complete chaos. Someone reposted what they had grabbed, only to have it snatched away by someone else very quickly.

Huang Yingying couldn't tag everyone.

To make matters worse, people started leaving the group very quickly, including several of those Huang Yingying had just tagged who were asking her to give out red envelopes.

The mentality that "the law does not punish the masses" is even more despicable than ordinary herd mentality.

"Following the good advice" is just a beautiful ideal. In reality, when it comes to benefiting others, people often consider the possibility of harming or even losing themselves, and their intelligence spikes as they weigh the pros and cons and make the choice that is most beneficial to themselves. But when it comes to doing things that harm others for personal gain, once someone starts, and everyone follows suit, people feel safe and do it with a clear conscience.

The most speechless person here is Li Lechen, who was the one who sent the red envelope in the first place.

Because he actually lost 100 yuan, but it didn't have any real effect.

Fine, I'll just treat it as a real red envelope.

However, Huang Yingying couldn't stand this and directly started cursing at several people in the group who had grabbed the red envelopes and then left the group. The phrase "One should have a conscience" appeared most frequently.

However, conscience is also the least valuable thing; too much of it can only be used to feed dogs.

"Let me clarify first, I didn't grab any red envelopes."

Lin Tiantian sent a message and then left the group.

After that, more and more people left the group. Some even left the group after claiming that they hadn't claimed any red envelopes, making it seem like no one could see the record of receiving the red envelopes.

It's only a few dollars, surely they wouldn't come knocking on your door to ask for it back?

The key point is that going back now is completely inexplicable.

Wu Qunfang is one of them.

Huang Yingying was furious! She immediately took a screenshot after finding such an example.

So what if she's the vice principal's niece? Does that mean she's immoral?

"Oh, by the way, were you just...?"

Liu Yu awkwardly tried to continue the conversation, but before he could finish asking, his phone rang.

It was a call from my father.

"Hmm..." "Oh..." "Ah..." "Oh..."

An awkward response throughout.

Over the phone, Liu Yu's father said he was planning to invite Jia Chenggong, the vice principal in charge of logistics at the school, to dinner the next evening, and that Liu Yu should also attend.

Liu Yu didn't dislike these social engagements; his awkward response stemmed from two reasons: firstly, there were other people in the dormitory, and secondly, Li Lechen was also speaking.

"Luo Li, don't turn off the water heater after you finish showering!"

"I didn't turn on the water heater, I took a cold shower."

"Then can you turn it on for me now? I'll take a shower later."

"I've already opened it for you."

"I'll go to the classroom to get something first."

"I'll go to the classroom later too."

"Then remember to bring your keys."

"knew."

With a "bang," the door slammed shut, and Li Lechen, carrying fruit, had already left.

Liu Yu's father was still on the phone, and Liu Yu could only keep mumbling "uh-huh" and "yeah," but he was truly in a state of utter confusion.

...

After leaving the dormitory, Li Lechen really went to the teaching building, but he didn't stop along the way, he was circling around with the shopping mall sales assistant.

"Does the mall sell fruit and vegetable cleaner?" Li Lechen asked.

"Why do you need to buy fruit and vegetable cleaner? Is it because the fruits and vegetables you bought from a private shop do not meet hygiene standards?"

"Just tell me if you have it or not."

"As the best sales associate, I must know exactly what you want to use the item you want to buy, so please describe it to me in detail."

"There are some chemical residues on the surface of the fruits and vegetables. If I put them directly in my personal shop for sale, they may not pass the review. I want to buy cleaning agents to clean them."

"Under normal circumstances, individual shops are not subject to much review unless you have a bad record."

"..."

Li Lechen didn't believe that this sales assistant was unaware that he had almost been banned from speaking before because he sold a type of water in a plastic bottle, and that he was deliberately bringing it up now.

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