Siheyuan: It started with Yu Li's door-to-door work

For an instant.

He Yerong felt that his self-esteem was pathetic.

It turned out that many people came to protect it together.

Instead of earning it yourself.

So the idea of ​​jumping over is even stronger.

Even if not the first to jump over.

He also wanted to prove that he was the one who could do it.

rather than powerless.

Grades drop.

Skip training.

Discriminated losers.

Thoughts drifted by like thousands of threads.

Wait for him to react.

has reached him.

Everyone waits behind him.

Wait for him to jump over.

In fact, the whole process only takes less than 1 minute.

Everyone also passed quickly.

Amazement and dismay in an instant.

However, He Yerong was placed the slowest here.

Moment by moment freezes.

Freeze into a photo.

Success is as exciting as failure.

He jumped up.

Give your full attention.

Lift your thighs as high as you can.

All muscles tense.

The whole body works together.

As if accomplishing something big together.

Then time slows down.

The moment it hit the ground.

Infinite happiness rose up in my heart.

It's what I've been longing for for months.

A sense of accomplishment.

Chapter 279 Don't Obey Fate

There were a few more exclamations in the team.

Then the next person immediately followed.

Only a few seconds.

Everyone was not as excited and excited as before.

But He Yerong was extremely happy.

How to describe this feeling.

The long-awaited sunrise rose again for him.

The light that can't shine on the body is illuminated in an instant.

Even lighting up his whole world.

The clouds in the foggy city cleared up.

Spring flowers bloom in snowy winter.

And the sweetest piece of candy.

After a long time.

Only then did I notice pain in my knee.

Ye Liangchen didn't meet a single student who came to the infirmary all day.

But this is good news for her.

This means that everyone in the whole school is healthy.

Even when sick.

Also have a good rest at home.

Happily wrapped in love.

Instead of sitting alone in the infirmary to check and prescribe her medicine.

Then rest and adjust alone.

Alone and pitiful.

Ye Liangchen always felt sorry for the children who came to the infirmary.

in her eyes.

Everyone who is sick appears pale and feeble.

Especially for children who are in their prime of life like this.

Being sick is more like fresh flowers beaten by frost.

She tidied up the table a little bit.

Then he hummed a song and walked out the door.

He looked head-on at a boy walking with a limp.

She glanced at it.

"He Yerong?"

"Doctor Xiaoye. You left work early again. There is still an hour."

"Half an hour left."

Ye Liangchen sighed.

Then raise your arms and look at your watch.

Lift your chin halfway.

asked a little impatiently.

"Why are you here again, classmate?"

"I haven't been here for a long time. How can I say it again."

Ye Liangchen reacted.

He tilted his head slightly and thought for a while.

"It's true that you haven't come for a long time. However, it's best not to come all the time."

Then smiled.

"come in..."

The door creaked.

He Yerong suddenly felt a sense of familiarity that he hadn't seen for a long time.

"Hmm. The smell of the infirmary has changed recently."

"That's right. The potion smelled bad. I changed it to a different kind of herbal medicine to light it to calm my mind."

"I liked the smell of the potion before."

"It's strange, you, little classmate, no wonder you always run here."

"But then I didn't like the smell. Didn't you say don't stay here, go out? Then I like to smell the smell of the runway."

"Not bad. Listened to it."

He Yerong stretched his legs.

"I jumped from a high platform today, and I seem to have twisted my knee."

Ye Liangchen squatted down and looked around.

Then check it out.

"Just apply a hot compress, apply a plaster, and rest for a few days. You have practiced this common sense for several years, so you should have it."

He Yerong scratched his head.

He was so slapped in the head by these words that he didn't know how to speak.

He hesitated to answer.

"Really? I think it's quite serious this time, it's just... didn't hurt the bones."

"Should or no."