Rebirth: I Became Mr.President's Beloved-Chapter 130: The Farmer and the Snake

Listening to her classmates mercilessly denouncing Yu Sui, Wu Xuehan instinctively hid behind Tang Li.

She hadn’t expected the girls in the class to hate Yu Sui so much.

It was never like this before.

Tang Li looked at Jiang Yiniing, who was surrounded by others, and somewhat guessed that Jiang Yiniing was just trying to curry favor by making the rest of the students even more resentful towards Yu Sui, the spoiled and wilful young lady.

Tang Li didn’t stay in the classroom, instead pulling Wu Xuehan to leave first.

Coming out of the teaching building, Wu Xuehan was still shaken: "The way they defamed Yu Sui just now was kind of scary."

"All that shows is Yu Sui is not their match."

Tang Li took over the conversation.

With a father as a bank president and an uncle who is a leader in the academy, Yu Sui was used to commanding and bossy behavior, always walking with her chin held high.

Such a Yu Sui contrasted with Jiang Yiniing’s helpfulness.

Therefore, when there was conflict between them, as long as Jiang Yiniing shed a few tears, most people would choose to believe her over Yu Sui.

The situation between these two now resembled the play of The Farmer and the Snake.

Seeing that the end of the month was approaching, and Wu Xuehan still hadn’t finished reviewing for her calculus makeup exam, Tang Li, who got 95 in the calculus finals, had to step in to personally assist, accompanying Wu Xuehan to the library in the afternoon to go over key points and discuss example problems.

Yet, no sooner had they reached the second floor of the library, they ran into Fu Si.

His spiky blonde hair stood out in the crowd.

Fu Si was sitting with other students at a long table, like them holding a pen, with a book spread out in front of him and a pile of books beside him. The only difference was that while everyone else was engrossed in studying, he was scratching his head and shifting in his seat as if seated on tacks.

"Last time I saw him, I thought he was a slacker." Wu Xuehan sighed into Tang Li’s ear: "Turns out he hangs out in the library!"

They looked around for a while, and the only available seats were three behind Fu Si.

Fu Si had already noticed them long ago.

As soon as Tang Li sat down, she heard a "pipi" sound twice nearby.

She looked up and saw Fu Si, sitting at the table in front, turning his head and shrugging his chin at her. Before Tang Li could figure out what he meant, a man from the sofa area stood up, put down the book in his hand and walked over, parking his tall and burly frame right in front of Fu Si.

Fu Si immediately settled down.

...It seems he was being compelled to come and study in the library.

Realizing this, Tang Li stopped worrying about Fu Si and opened the calculus textbook to help Wu Xuehan review.

In less than five minutes, the empty seat beside her was taken.

When Tang Li saw who it was: "..."

The man who had just gone back to reading on the sofa came over again, and when Fu Si saw the man, he hastily pulled his chair closer to Tang Li, pointing at her and saying, "Her grades are great, I’m letting her tutor me."

Worried the man would not believe him, Fu Si gestured towards Wu Xuehan with his chin: "Tell him, is Tang Li a top student or not?"

Wu Xuehan nodded vigorously, not forgetting to give a thumbs up: "She’s the number one in our college!"

"..." Tang Li.

Once the man was sure Fu Si wasn’t lying, he left but occasionally glanced over here.

Just after Tang Li had explained an example problem to Wu Xuehan, Fu Si brought a book over: "I don’t understand this part, explain it to me."

Seeing the calculus textbook in his hand, Tang Li’s mental shadows slightly deepened. freewebnøvel.coɱ

He was clearly a third-year student.

Then Tang Li noticed that the stack of books he brought over was all basic textbooks for freshmen and sophomores.

Fu Si was already urging her: "Next month I have 15 exams to retake, time is precious, don’t just stand there dumbstruck, hurry up!"

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