When I was in Reply 1988

Chapter 840 Stop fighting

Deok-sun glanced at her with disdain. Was she really that weak?
Then, her eyes lit up as she looked at Jung-hwan.

Jung-hwan was also quite tired, and his forehead was sweating.

Since my senior year of high school, I've had less and less time to play soccer.

This is what is called double standards.

"Are you thirsty?"

Liu Donglong sat on the ground and said, "I want a bottle of rice wine soda."

Sunwoo said, "Dongyang Cola, thank you."

Li Renyong said, "I'd like Shuanghe tea."

Deok-sun said irritably, "I didn't ask you guys."

Jung-hwan said, "Then I'll take a bottle of mineral water."

Upon hearing this, Deok-sun's eyes crinkled into crescent moons as she turned to look at her friends.

Look at Jung-hwan, and then look at you all.

They don't even know how to save me money.

"I'm going."

The store isn't far away; it's right next to the playground.

At this hour, the gate is still open, and there are still a few students taking a walk. Most importantly, it's easy to spot them at a glance.

There is no danger.

Soon, Deok-sun returned carrying the bag.

She not only bought water, but also a serving of oden.

Actually, Deok-sun planned to buy four servings, but she didn't have that much money on hand.

I didn't even buy my own water in order to buy oden.

So thirsty.

Deok-sun took out a bottle of mineral water and threw the bag to Yoo Dong-ryong, telling him to distribute it.

"Jung-hwan, would you like something to eat?"

Everyone here has eaten their fill; to be honest, I really don't want to eat anything.

But looking into Deok-sun's eyes, he couldn't bring himself to say no.

"I want to eat some seaweed."

Before Jung-hwan could speak, Yoo Dong-ryong snatched a string of seaweed.

Li Renyong and Shanyu each took a skewer of food.

Food tastes best when everyone's fighting over it.

Each of them ate a skewer, leaving only a skewer of rice cake and tofu, but they really couldn't eat anymore.

Since she couldn't waste it, Deok-sun had no choice but to carry it.

"Now that we've eaten and drunk our fill, it's time to go home."

Li Renyong stood up and patted the dust off his backside.

Sunwoo said, "Wait for me, I'll go return the ball."

Liu Donglong knew that everyone was playing football to comfort him.

Given his personality, he wouldn't say thank you, but he would keep it in his heart.

Five people, four boys and one girl, walked home with their schoolbags on their backs, laughing occasionally.

Under the warm glow of the streetlights, the oden in Deok-sun's hands was still steaming.

There's a dog!

A small yellow dog appeared by the roadside and stared at the group.

It was filthy all over; it looked like a stray dog.

Deok-sun broke away from the crowd, walked up to the dog, and waved the oden in her hand.

"You're lucky, want some?"

The dog sniffed it up, then grabbed a piece of tofu and wolfed it down.

In that short time, the others had already walked more than ten meters.

Deok-sun shouted, "Slow down! Wait for me!"

Li Renyong turned his head and quickly said, "Stray dogs are dangerous! Come over here!"

Jung-hwan suddenly turned around and ran towards Deok-sun.

Deok-sun patted the dog's head and said, "I should go..."

Before she could finish speaking, the dog suddenly bared its teeth, leaving a red mark on the back of her hand.

Jung-hwan rushed over as fast as the wind, and the others quickly followed.

Deok-sun was stunned.

Only four words came to mind: ungrateful.

I did something kind, and I got bitten.

He tried to hold back, but the more he thought about it, the angrier he got, so he grabbed his schoolbag and swung it at her.

The dog wasn't going to back down either, and it bit the backpack strap. The two of them ended up rolling around in a heap on the roadside.

Deok-sun's sneakers got stuck in the gap of the drain, and her other foot accurately kicked the dog's butt.

Sunwoo was stunned. Is this Deoksun?
No wonder she's Paula's younger sister, she's so brave too.

It's already exciting enough for pretty girls to fight, but it's even more exciting for them to fight dogs.

A moment later, he turned and rushed to the roadside to find a stick or a stone to help.

Liu Donglong waved his hands and shouted, "Stop fighting! Stop fighting!"

If his butt hadn't hurt, he probably would have gone over to help.

No, even if he didn't have hemorrhoids, he wouldn't dare.

Li Renyong looked up at the sky; it wasn't raining today.

He now only regrets not bringing his camera.

It would be really interesting to film this scene and show it to Paula.

Jung-hwan rushed to Deok-sun and shielded her with his hands.

Seeing that things were not going well, the dog probably realized it couldn't beat so many people, so it tucked its tail between its legs and scurried into the shadows by the roadside.

Deok-sun had messy hair and a broken strap on her backpack.

When Jung-hwan grabbed Deok-sun's wrist, he saw the red mark on the back of her hand and growled in a low voice, "Are you an idiot? Fighting with a dog? Where are you hurt?"

Her voice was eight octaves lower than usual, but her tone was full of concern.

Deok-sun's face was full of anger, and she was clearly not convinced.

She can still play.

"No injuries."

"Don't do anything that will worry everyone."

Deok-sun sat on the ground, turned to look at him, and said, "Are you worried?"

Jung-hwan turned to look at his friend, his eyes firm, his voice low.

"Of course I'm worried."

"Then you have to help me get revenge."

"Revenge? You want me to go beat up a dog?"

"Okay, from now on we'll take this route to the reading room."

In the days that followed, the two men frequently walked this road, but they never saw the dog again.

To better evade attacks, Jung-hwan even carried a retractable baton in his backpack.

Deok-sun even called Hyun-guk out to help, but they still couldn't find him.

Seeing the two whispering to each other, Li Renyong quickly said, "Were you bitten by a dog? If you were, you should get a rabies vaccine."

This vaccine already existed in the 1980s, but it was very expensive.

Deok-sun waved her hand and said, "No need, I really didn't bite it."

She had just stood up, supporting herself on her knees, when a sharp pain suddenly shot through her left ankle.

"Ouch!"

He swayed and fell face-first into Zheng Huan's arms.

Liu Donglong shouted, "Your foot is bleeding!"

Blood seeped from above Deok-sun's ankle and on her calf.

Jung-hwan wrapped one arm around her waist and used the other to lift up her trouser leg.

There was a thin, long scratch on my ankle, and beads of blood were sliding down my skin.

Jung-hwan took off her left sock and shoe and put them aside.

Liu Donglong squatted down and poked the wound: "Didn't you feel any pain just now?"

Deok-sun picked up the broken backpack strap and whipped his shoulder: "I was too angry just now, I didn't feel any pain."

Several people rubbed their foreheads.

Sunwoo examined it carefully: "Was it scratched by a piece of metal from the drainage ditch, or was it bitten by a dog?"

Jung-hwan said, "No matter what, we should go to the hospital now."

Deok-sun said, "No."

She didn't want to go to the hospital.

Our family's finances have finally started to recover a bit, and if it's because of a dog bite, it will cost a lot of money.

Even without vaccination, treatment still incurs costs.

Jung-hwan stared at her bleeding ankle, his Adam's apple bobbing: "Can you walk?"

Deok-sun didn't say anything, but just looked at him with her wet eyes.

His eyes looked like those of a kitten soaked in the rain.

At this moment, Deok-sun's hair was messy and her clothes were covered in dust, making her look pitiful.

After a three-second silence, Jung-hwan suddenly turned around and squatted down.

(End of this chapter)