Quick Transmigration: I just want to hate the protagonist

Chapter 163 Unable to get out of another dimension [15]

Presumably, Cao Yuanyuan discovered her illness under some circumstances, and then spread the word.

I just don't know if she spread malicious rumors from the beginning or if the rumors slowly deteriorated.

In the following days, Bai Mo didn't take any measures. She was like an ordinary high school student, going to class, leaving school, and doing homework every day.

She could see the estrangement of her classmates, but she never explained it. The little girl at the front desk looked at her several times and hesitated to speak, but silently helped her write down her daily homework.

The days were still peaceful, although there were undercurrents under the calm, this appearance lasted for about a month, and Bai Mo received a threatening letter from a classmate for the first time.

It was nothing more than words telling her to drop out of school and not affect the learning environment of others. Of course, if she didn't take the initiative to drop out of school, they would make her unable to stay in school.

As for who wrote it, I don't know, anonymous.

Bai Mo read it with interest, and then threw it into his schoolbag.

Her nonchalant handling succeeded in irritating the rats that were hiding in the shadows.

The threatening letters were written more and more excessively. Bai Mo saved them after reading them, and even wrote down the date when each letter was sent if he was interested.

A week later, Bai Mo saw a toy snake and a dead mouse on his desk. Someone had a note on the desk saying "Get out of school." The book had been splashed with water and the drawings were messed up.

Even tables and stools were smeared with glue.

The white ink is accepted in full.

The teachers in the class obviously noticed this situation too, but not all teachers knew the truth like the head teacher.

The chemistry teacher hated this "crazy" student very much. He didn't study hard every day, and even influenced other good students.

During the self-study class, she walked to Bai Mo's side. At that time, Bai Mo was tidying up his desk that was covered with notes.

"Everyone is studying, what are you doing here?" She looked at Bai Mo disdainfully.

"Oh, what a big deal you have done. You are so hated." Her harsh voice was full of disgust, and her uncontrollable loud voice attracted the attention of those students who were immersed in their studies.

Seeing that Bai Mo didn't respond, she asked even more eccentrically: "Hey, I'm really curious, what are you doing, they insist on getting you out of school."

Bai Mo raised his head, his eyes flicked across her expression that seemed to be a smile that wasn't a smile.

"Tsk, is that your attitude when the teacher asks you?" A trace of anger flashed across her face, "I'm not good at studying, but I've learned to contradict the teacher!"

"I didn't." Bai Mo retorted softly.

"No, you won't say what I asked you? You can't hear me, can you?" The chemistry teacher leaned against the edge of the table, folded his arms around his chest, and spoke in a low voice, "Get out! Go and stand outside! Anyway, you If you don’t study, don’t get in the way of my eyes when I go to class in the future!”

"What are you doing here, waiting for me to invite you!"

Bai Mo looked up at her, put down the book in his hand, and went to the corridor outside.

The chemistry teacher looked at Bai Mo's back, kicked his feet and wobbled around the classroom twice.

"Some students really don't even look like students. They don't study, don't respect teachers, dress up every day, don't put their minds in the right place, and fall in love early. They don't think about whether they are worthy or not. Do others like you?"

"My grades are not even half as good as other people's. Sitting here every day is spending your parents' hard-earned money. Why don't you just stop studying and go out to work and earn some money to repay your parents."

　When I was writing this chapter, I went through the book I secretly wrote in high school.
　　
　
(End of this chapter)