My Childhood Sweetheart Is a Little Crybaby!-Chapter 198 He Has No Rule Against Hitting Women Here

On the podium, the English teacher regained her composure and immediately shouted loudly, "Xu Jinyan, what are you doing? We’re still in class; let go of her immediately."

Xu Jinyan, however, acted as if he hadn’t heard, sternly warning Yao Mengqi, "If I see you bully Jiang Xiaoyuan again, do you believe I’ll scratch your face?"

He didn’t have a rule against hitting women here.

When Jiang Yuan was carried in, Yao Mengqi’s face still bore the satisfaction of revenge, but now her complexion had turned pale from fright.

The English teacher’s face turned a livid color with anger, slamming the textbook down on the table heavily and pointing at him, saying, "You... are out of line. How dare you threaten a classmate right in front of a teacher? Do you even care about school rules and discipline anymore? Don’t think you can mess around just because your homeroom teacher isn’t here. I will definitely report this matter to your homeroom teacher. Now, get out and stand outside the door to reflect on your actions."

Xu Jinyan gave Yao Mengqi a cold look and then let her go, striding toward the door.

Once freed, Yao Mengqi’s legs trembled slightly, and it took her a long time to regain her complexion.

"Mengqi, don’t be afraid. This is school, and the teacher won’t let him do as he pleases."

"Teacher, it’s not like that, it’s because Yao Mengqi, she..." Yu Chengcheng couldn’t help but speak up for her.

But she was cut off by the English teacher, saying, "You don’t need to speak for him; I know you two are close, but you can’t cover for her. I saw with my own eyes what happened just now; this matter is very serious, and I must speak to your homeroom teacher about it."

"Teacher..."

Jiang Yuan’s clear and cold voice rose in class, "It’s indeed inappropriate for Xu Jinyan to warn a classmate during the teacher’s lesson, but just now on the way here, Yao Mengqi deliberately pushed me down and caused my leg to be injured. Since the homeroom teacher isn’t here, I’ll trouble the teacher to deal with it together. No need to inform the homeroom teacher; let’s directly report it to the principal. I refuse to be in the same class with such a person."

The English teacher’s facial expression stiffened for a moment.

She had noticed that the class wasn’t full when she was teaching and only found out after asking that Jiang Yuan had been injured and others had taken her to the infirmary. But she didn’t know that Yao Mengqi was involved in this.

Handling class conflicts is the homeroom teacher’s job; it wouldn’t be proper for her as a subject teacher to go directly to the principal, especially over an issue like changing classes due to an injury.

Normally, when students get injured at school, teachers try to downplay it as much as possible. If she actively made a fuss to the principal, the principal would certainly take a dim view of her actions. 𝙧𝙚𝙚𝔀𝒆𝓫𝓷𝙤𝓿𝒆𝙡.𝒄𝙤𝓶

The English teacher’s facial expression was hard to maintain; she couldn’t agree to the request nor outright refuse it, so she said with a stiff expression, "Even so, you can’t threaten a classmate to their face."

At this moment, the bell for the end of class rang.

The English teacher let out a sigh of relief, declaring with a not-so-happy face, "Class dismissed!"

As soon as the teacher left, Yu Chengcheng went up to Yao Mengqi and asked loudly, "Why did you do that?"

"Yuanyuan didn’t provoke you, so why on earth did you push her?" She had just seen the cut on Jiang Yuan’s leg clearly; it was deep and long. The doctor said it would likely leave a scar.

Thinking about a scar marring such a beautiful leg, Yu Chengcheng couldn’t help but feel furious on behalf of Jiang Yuan.

She had never met anyone more disgusting than her from childhood till now.

Yao Mengqi, biting her teeth, glared in the direction of Jiang Yuan and said hatefully, "Who does she think she is, looking down on me? What gives her the right to look down on me? An orphan living at someone else’s mercy, with no parents—what’s so great about that?"