I save a pathological girl with a twisted love story.

"Let's go!"

"Let's go!"

"Let's go quickly!"

Chiharu Tokisaka almost gritted her teeth, as if she wanted to drag her mother away.

When Saka's mother finally started walking towards the school, Tokisaka Chiharu's stiff body began to relax.

She was practically running away, preparing to escape from here as quickly as possible.

"Tokisaka-senpai, although I shouldn't say anything, it seems like you came from a very far place."

Xia Wuzhao smiled and said, "I still suggest that Tokisaka-senpai go wash her face first. Otherwise, she might be too tired and miss something."

Chiharu Tokisaka's body hardened once again; she kept her head down and did not raise it.

It looked like something had broken.

Chapter 331 was the only thing she possessed.

Chiharu Tokisaka kept her head down, even as she arrived in front of the school building.

Even though she could no longer see Xia Wuzhao, her heart was still aching as if she had swallowed a thousand needles.

His internal organs were stabbed and bleeding profusely, and his skin was riddled with holes.

Something important is flowing out from these broken wounds, and it can't be stopped no matter what we do.

Tokisaka's mother was still nagging, "Look at other people."

She thought Xia Wuzhao was good at everything and could do anything.

She has good grades and is also very polite.

Looking at his own daughter again, he couldn't quite accept her.

She went on and on, scolding her daughter.

"mom!"

Chiharu Tokisaka shouted, "Stop talking!"

She clenched her fists, as if she were furious inside.

The fire seemed to be gushing out from the very tip of my heart.

This startled Tokisaka's mother, who was immediately embarrassed and didn't know what to say.

As she walked up the stairs, she became somewhat embarrassed and angry again.

She first said in a low voice, "I'm your mother, and I'm doing this for your own good."

Seeing that Chiharu Tokisaka did not react, she immediately started trembling and returned to her original state.

"I'm telling you something, and you're still not happy. What did I say wrong? What did I do wrong?"

"If you hadn't asked me to come, I wouldn't have come."

She spoke with a sense of grievance, almost on the verge of tears.

However, Chiharu Tokisaka didn't say a word and just kept walking forward.

After finally arriving at the reception room, they knocked on the door and went in.

The teacher was sitting inside. When she saw Tokisaka's mother, she nodded and invited her to sit down in a chair.

"Hello, teacher."

As soon as Shisaka's mother sat down, she immediately began to greet her with pleasantries: "Oh, teacher, you must be very tired."

This left the teacher somewhat helpless: "Not at all."

"Oh my, I've heard about it. My child has improved several places recently, and it's all thanks to your guidance, teacher."

Tokisaka's mother smiled, with a hint of pride: "If it weren't for you, teacher, Chiharu probably would have studied for the rest of her life and still not made any progress."

The teacher quickly shook her head and said, "Chiharu is a good child. She studies entirely on her own. Her progress is amazing."

Upon hearing this, Shisaka's mother couldn't stop smiling: "She's been slow-witted since she was little, so we've been teaching her to be diligent. But it's only under your supervision, teacher, that she's finally made progress. If she were still the same as before, she probably wouldn't have improved at all."

"You have no idea how bad her grades used to be, it was really worrying."

"Tokisaka's mother, you don't need to be so anxious. Chiharu is a hardworking child, and if she can keep up her grades, it's very likely that she'll get into a good university."

Teachers always have extra patience for good students who love learning.

After carefully explaining to Tokisaka's mother, the teacher picked up her cup and took a sip of water.

She was so thirsty from talking that her mouth was dry.

Chiharu Tokisaka just sat there blankly, her grievances and dissatisfaction piling up inside her, almost ready to explode.

But Tokisaka's mother was all smiles, her expression brimming with pride: "Teacher, I don't know anything either. Just tell our Chiharu which schools are good, which majors are advanced, and what can make a lot of money."

The teacher paused, then said, "Tokisaka's mother, you can't say that. Which university Tokisaka attends depends on his wishes and aspirations."

Tokisaka's mother listened with some dissatisfaction.

“Teacher, she’s just a little kid. What does she know about college applications or the future? As parents, we’re afraid she’ll go astray. Can you tell us about it, teacher?”

The teacher looked at Tokisaka's mother in astonishment, then at Tokisaka Chiharu.

"Tokisaka's mom, I think the school Tokisaka chose is pretty good. As long as Tokisaka works hard enough, she will definitely be able to get into university."

The teacher said directly, "It's just that Tokisaka is probably having some financial difficulties right now, so she can't focus all her energy on her studies. If Tokisaka doesn't have these worries, I think her grades will definitely improve."

But Tokisaka's mother's expression changed: "Oh! You can't say that, teacher. You're making it sound like we've mistreated Chiharu. We've provided her with plenty of food and drink."

You can't say that.

The teacher nodded speechlessly, if the supply was indeed sufficient.

So, would Chiharu Tokisaka still pick up expired bento boxes to eat?

However, the teacher didn't want to interfere too much, just mention it briefly. The rest was up to Chiharu Tokisaka herself; if she didn't want to solve it, then there was nothing that could be done.

I'm just a teacher; there's no need for me to interfere in other people's affairs.

He glanced at Chiharu Tokisaka, but she simply lowered her head, her gray-chestnut hair obscuring her face, making it impossible to discern her expression.

Chiharu Tokisaka was so exhausted that she almost tore the hem of her clothes to shreds.

Tokisaka's mother was somewhat dissatisfied with the teacher's reaction. She nudged Tokisaka Chiharu next to her and said, "Tell me, you're just embarrassing your mother. I treat you well, and you act all wronged."

"Don't do this, Tokisaka-mama, please don't do this."

The teacher quickly stopped them, saying, "That's it for the three-way meeting. It looks like it's going to rain today. You should leave now, in case the rain gets heavier."

Only then did Mrs. Tokisaka stand up in dissatisfaction: "Really, the three-way meeting has turned out like this. If it were anyone else in our village, they would definitely complain about you."

The teacher looked utterly helpless.

Chiharu Tokisaka just wanted to disappear into the ground. She quickly grabbed her mother and said, "Mom, let's go!"

After nervously pulling her mother out the door, Chiharu Tokisaka bowed apologetically to her teacher to express her remorse.

That's what leaving is all about.

When they came downstairs, Tokisaka's mother looked very angry.

Chiharu Tokisaka simply followed silently behind.

When they reached the shoe cabinet, Tokisaka's mother finally couldn't hold back anymore. She criticized Tokisaka Chiharu, "Look at you, you really don't know anything about social etiquette."

"If Mom asks that teacher for help, he can give you some pointers. Who knows, he might even have some exclusive information."

She muttered, "You're so shameless. I really don't know how you became like this. Now look what's happened, you have to figure out your own college entrance exams."

"Give me your teacher's phone number. I'll invite him to dinner later and give him a gift. Let's see if we can get any information about you."

Chiharu Tokisaka clenched her fists: "Why must you demand that of the teacher? A teacher is just a teacher, why must you do that?"

She seemed hesitant to speak, yet staggered as she uttered, "Don't you feel ashamed?"

Chapter 332 Damp and Swelling Like a Corpse

"It felt like I'd spat out a brick; a sudden wave of relief washed over me."

"My heart was filled with joy, and I had an urge to cheer and shout."

"Yes, I did it, I really did it."

"But what exactly did I accomplish?"

Chiharu Tokisaka felt a mix of emotions, and she clenched her fists.

My body felt like a loose bowstring, but my heart suddenly tightened.

This conflicting and complex feeling made her afraid to see her mother.

He looked down at the ground beneath his feet.

Because of yesterday's rain, the ground is almost indistinguishable from a swamp.

Although it didn't rain today, the ground is still quite damp.

The girl waited and waited, waiting for her mother's angry scolding and reprimand.

"It seems that this will make me feel a little more at ease."

But after waiting and waiting, nothing came of it.

They remained silent, as if time had stood still.

what is the problem?

Chiharu Tokisaka quietly raised her head and glanced at her mother, only to see that her mother's eyes were red.

I almost cried.

She froze, her fingers clenched so tightly they seemed about to break her bones.

"In just a moment, an indescribable sense of guilt filled my heart."

"What's even harder to bear is the sadness."

Did I do something wrong?

"—Perhaps, I made a mistake."

"That's just how my mom is; she just cares about me. What else can she do? That's all she can do."

"She's gotten used to doing it this way, and she thinks it's the right thing to do."

"I feel ashamed, I feel uncomfortable."

"I brought trouble upon myself, and ended up hurting her."

The more she thought about it, the more depressed and painful she felt.

Her teeth were chattering, and she tried to say something several times.

But in the end, he didn't say anything.

It seems that once it's spoken, it will cause something that even mountains of iron cannot undo.

"But I need to be brave, I need to be brave."

"Once you've done it the first time, you can naturally use it the second and third time."

"It must be said, it absolutely must be said."

Chiharu Tokisaka took a deep breath, her chest heaving.

This forced her to straighten her back: "I'm sorry, Mom."

"Finally, I said it."

Chiharu Tokisaka felt inexplicably sad: "I'm sorry, Mom. I shouldn't have said those things. I'm sorry, I'm really sorry."

Then came an unbearable silence that came from all directions, and the damp smell was particularly noticeable.

That warm, moist stuff, which made the skin swell like a corpse, was so clear.

Chiharu Tokisaka felt a little dizzy.

"I'm doing this all for your own good!"