Yao Bingxue's body was stiff, but a smile appeared on her face: "Thank you for your advice, teacher. I will work hard."

Cai Jian nodded in satisfaction, and when he left the classroom, he was still holding his little finger. The little finger bone that was hit by the eraser hurt so much that it felt like it was broken.

After Cai Jian left, the smile on Yao Bingxue's face gradually disappeared.

The exercise books were in a mess when they were handed in, so Yao Bingxue had to hand them out to each seat one by one. His deskmate He Bowen saw that she had a lot of exercise books and took the initiative to help her share the burden.

When He Bowen took the exercise book, he asked, "Bingxue, have you encountered any troubles?"

Yao Bingxue was stunned for a moment, with annoyance appearing between her brows, "That's not the case."

He Bowen obviously didn't believe it. There were still students studying in the classroom. He lowered his voice and said, "Teacher Cai has high hopes for you, but you shouldn't be too stressed. I'm also a class representative. I always focus on reviewing Teacher Tao Yan's Chinese lessons, for fear of failing the exam and embarrassing her. I understand your mentality..."

Yao Bingxue had been listening absent-mindedly to begin with. Seeing He Bowen talking non-stop, she became increasingly annoyed, "Stop talking."

She changed the aisle to hand out exercise books, but every time she handed out a few books, she looked in Gu Yang's direction with a little confusion in her eyes.

The Gu family driver had some things to take care of today, so before get out of class ended he sent a message to Gu Yang and the others saying that he would be half an hour late to pick them up.

It was so hot outside the classroom that it seemed like it could evaporate people, so Gu Yang naturally chose to stay in the classroom to study and enjoy the air conditioning.

Gu Jin left early because of something, and Feng Jue was still studying at the table behind her.

Gu Yang has always been very sensitive to other people's gazes, so she quickly noticed that Yao Bingxue was looking at her frequently.

Sure enough, Yao Bingxue came to find her after handing out the booklets. At this time, there were only a few people left in the classroom.

Gu Yang was slightly stunned. She remembered that although her original self was popular in the class, her relationship with Yao Bingxue was average and they rarely spoke to each other.

"Our driver is here, and my sister wants to go home with me." Feng Jue, who was behind Gu Yang, stood up with his bag on one shoulder, his voice as gentle as the summer sunshine outside the window.

Yao Bingxue glanced at Feng Jue. She knew that this was Gu Yang’s living blood bank and that he was an orphan in the countryside before being adopted by the Gu family.

After Gu Yang's fake daughter identity was exposed, she was actually quite shocked to find out that the Gu family even helped her maintain a blood bank. Moreover, the treatment of a living blood bank in a wealthy family is better than that of ordinary people like them...

"Yangyang, we're very fast. It's okay for your driver to wait a little longer, right?" Yao Bingxue pulled Gu Yang's arm anxiously.

Gu Yang retracted his arm and turned to look at Feng Jue, "Ajue, you go back first. Bingxue and I will go and deliver the book."

Feng Jue glanced at Yao Bingxue coldly, but when facing his sister, he showed a well-behaved smile on his face: "Sister, I'll wait for you in the car."

He stayed for another half an hour just to wait for his sister, so how could he go back first? Yao Bingxue breathed a sigh of relief and wanted to reach out to pull Gu Yang, but Gu Yang dodged and went to carry his schoolbag, holding his phone in one hand and looking at it, saying gently, "Let's go."

She felt that it would only take a few days, and she could close the net today.

There were few people at this time, and only she and Yao Bingxue were in the elevator.

Gu Yang suddenly spoke up, "Bingxue, you seem to be in a bad mood. Don't keep your worries to yourself. Talk to someone. Your homeroom teacher and classmates may be able to help you share your worries."

(End of this chapter)