Chapter 2
More and more people gathered around.
One second I felt embarrassed, the next second I was the one who was embarrassed. To be honest, as a matchmaker, I often feel awkward, but I've never felt this awkward before.
It was only when I got to this point that I realized that this ability to see things in the mortal world was something I was doing as matchmaker, while he was just gambling.
Damn, no wonder he was so happy when he came down. I would have been happy too. I could have done the Thomas Spin.
Just as the standoff was reaching its conclusion, a traffic policeman wearing a green vest arrived.
He looked at the row of cars and clicked his tongue, then tapped the hood. "Illegal parking, 200 yuan fine per car."
This is truly gratifying!
I quickly nodded in agreement, "That's going too far."
The traffic police officer added, "Pay the fee as soon as possible and don't disrupt traffic."
I added fuel to the fire: "Exactly, exactly."
Wu Qi was watching me the whole time.
I don't know when he finally got tired of looking at the traffic policeman before he finally paid any attention to him. By then, the traffic policeman had already written a stack of tickets and handed them heavily to Wu Qi.
Wu Qi casually folded the fold, looked up and asked, "How long do you charge 200 for parking here?"
The traffic policeman asked, puzzled, "An hour? What's wrong?"
Wu Qi nodded. "You get what you pay for. I'll stay for the full time before I leave."
...
I was truly dumbfounded.
You mean "you get what you pay for" like this? Dude?
Furthermore, where did your lavish attitude go when you rented the car? Now you're talking about getting what you pay for?
The traffic policeman was sent away, and now he's back to bother me.
I watched him take off his sunglasses, revealing a pair of captivating peach blossom eyes. He also took off his long robe, revealing a well-fitting white shirt that billowed slightly in the wind.
People in the mortal world call this a "clothes hanger," but I don't see it that way. I just think he's putting on airs, all talk and no action.
“Ah Yue”.
That sound almost sent me to my death again.
I brushed away his hand that was trying to get closer to me. "Can you call me by my full name?"
He had no choice but to change the subject: "Where are you going?"
I replied, "Go to school."
He seemed not to understand, his gaze suggesting I had something wrong with my head: "You've only been down to earth a few days, and you're already in a hurry to go back to school? Have you been sightseeing? Indulging in drinking, gambling, and prostitution? Did you go to KFC's Crazy Thursday?"
I asked, puzzled, "What is KFC?"
He waved his hand, "Just a pastime."
“I heard that there are winter and summer vacations for school. Summer is coming soon, and the holidays will be here soon, so there’s no rush.”
He frowned after listening: "You have a good attitude."
This person is too modest. I quickly replied, "I'm not even a fraction as good as you."
Time is running out, and I'll be late if I don't leave soon. I don't want that long-faced head teacher to call me crazy again.
I picked up my schoolbag and told him not to block my way.
He stopped stopping me and waited until I had walked about five meters before calling out from behind, "Shall I walk you home?"
I snorted and ignored it.
It's not that I don't respect him, it's just that this person is untrustworthy.
Previously, when I attended the grand banquet of Lady Taixi, this person said he would ride on auspicious clouds to send me off, but instead took me to the edge of the sky. That place was like the outskirts of the human world, desolate and barren.
I was so angry I was about to explode. Since I wasn't going back, I had no choice but to fight back and yell at him, asking if he was just looking for trouble.
Wu Qi had been drinking and was dozing off in the wind. He patted my head with a small cloud in his hand and said, "Yes."
He was just looking for trouble; he wanted to take me to see a sunset.
I rushed into the classroom as soon as the school bell rang. The room was completely silent; the head of student affairs had been waiting for me for a long time.
Then I looked at the room full of quails—no, the pillars of the nation—each one staring at me with wide eyes, trying to figure out what kind of creature I was.
Wow, she looks like a porcelain doll.
I overheard people whispering about me, saying I was pretty and had delicate features. But to be honest, there's no need for that. I look more like a cursed doll, the kind with a crying face on my face.
"What are you still standing there for?" The head of discipline frowned, looking rather unattractive, when he saw me standing there in a daze. "Hurry up and find a place to sit down!"
I quickly said "oh" and skipped to the back of the classroom.
Who would have thought that the head of student affairs was still picking on me, grumbling in front of me: "Sitting in the last row as soon as you arrive? Don't you have any ambition?"
I:"……"
mmp.
So I asked the girl at the second-to-last table to stand up so I could go inside.
The girl couldn't believe it and pointed to herself: "Me?"
I said yes, yes, yes, who else could it be but you?
Finally, I sat down next to the iron bench and breathed a sigh of relief. The head of discipline finally finished finding fault with me and casually introduced me.
"Her name is Sang Yue. She's a new transfer student. Get along well with her from now on."
A thunderous applause erupted from the audience.
To be honest, I don't understand what these ordinary people are so excited about. It gives me the feeling that I'm being asked to perform on stage.
This little episode passed quickly. My new textbooks for the upcoming semester were in my desk drawer. I looked at my class schedule, took out a Chinese textbook, and pressed the first page down with the text: "Li Sao".
I sighed deeply and wiped away my tears.
Why--
Life is so boring.
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