Counterattack Guide of the Female Cannon Fodder

"Why help them?"

In the car, Ji Huai asked Su Li.

Su Li fastened her seat belt and said, "Of course it's because of my kindness."

Ji Huai looked at her, showing his disbelief with his eyes.

Su Li spit out her tongue and told the truth: "Isn't there no evidence. They must be thankful and scared right now, so let them relax for a while."

"What do you want to do?" As a teacher, Ji Huai is naturally concerned about such things.

Campus bullying occurs in almost every school, the difference is whether it is serious or not. Obviously, what the high ponytail girls have done is serious enough, even if they are expelled, it should be.

But as an adult and as a teacher, Ji Huai also understands that they still need guidance and education.

Su Li raised her mouth and smiled brightly: "If you want to ruin others, you naturally need an opportunity. Teacher, I can't bear everything. Do you know what they have done to me? I will never let them go easily. . Of course, you don’t have to worry, I will not do anything illegal."

Ji Huai looked at her with a smile on her face, feeling inexplicably panic in her heart.

He sighed, "You are still a seventeen-year-old child, and there are many things you don't need to bear on your own. You can tell the teachers and parents, I can see that your parents still care about you."

Su Li continued to smile: "No, I can handle it myself."

Seeing that she was totally unwilling to be persuaded by him, Ji Huai could only sigh. Just what he heard at the door of the classroom almost touched the tip of the iceberg of campus bullying.

That vicious word, easily uttered from a good student who looks very well-behaved, is simply a manifestation of human malice.

Schools are supposed to be pure places for learning knowledge, but in such places, all kinds of violent incidents occur in invisible corners.

Such recognition is a huge and heavy burden for a responsible teacher.

"Yesterday, you didn't come to class because you were knocked out by them?" Ji Huai asked again.

Su Li moved her gaze away, looked straight ahead, and responded faintly.

"Where did you hit it? I'll take you to the hospital for an examination." Ji Huai's voice became much milder. He looked at Su Li, who looked like he didn't care, and was severely caught in his heart.

"No, it doesn't matter." Su Li refused.

Ji Huai unfastened his seat belt, talked about the body, raised his hand and gently placed it on her head, and slowly touched it.

Su Li subconsciously wanted to hide, but he was holding it down.

"Don't move." Ji Huai frowned.

"Teacher, what are you doing?" Su Li asked, with some tension in her voice.

When Ji Huai's hand touched a light bump on the back of her head, Su Li couldn't help taking a breath.

"This is it?" Ji Huai asked.

Su Li stretched out her hand and pushed him away, clutching her head, and said "Um".

Ji Huai fell silent, his face was very ugly, and as soon as he put on his seat belt and stepped on the accelerator, the car ran out all of a sudden.

Su Li looked at him questioningly and headed in the opposite direction, "Teacher, where are you going?"

"Hospital." Ji Huai uttered two words.

Su Li blinked, she couldn't help but smile, "I said it was all right."

"If there is anything, the doctor will know." Ji Huai was a little angry at this moment, angry that those people treated a classmate like this, and that Su Li didn't care about her health.