Of course, Fang Li had no way of knowing about the chairman's muttering to himself.
After leaving the principal's office, Fang Li put their conversation out of his mind and turned his attention to the admissions guide.
According to the guide, the school had three grades in total.
Each grade was divided into four classes: A, B, C, and D.
Fang Li was a newly enrolled student, so he was in the first year.
As for his assigned class, it had been clearly stated in his acceptance letter.
"Class 1-D?"
Looking at the class assignment on his acceptance letter, Fang Li headed for the classroom with a "1-D" plaque on the door.
The moment he entered, a rather lively scene unfolded before him.
The new students chatted and laughed together, filling the classroom with cheerful voices.
Since Fang Li had made a trip to the principal's office, most of the new students had already arrived and seemed to be getting acquainted with one another.
His entrance immediately drew quite a few gazes.
However, Fang Li paid them no heed.
The reason was simple.
"What an unpleasant coincidence."
The one who spoke those words in such a cold tone was a girl seated in the last seat of the second-to-last row by the side of the classroom, with long, straight, glossy black hair.
She exuded an icy aura utterly at odds with the class's bustling atmosphere. As if she were saying, "Don't come near me," she sat alone in her seat reading a book.
Just as Fang Li had guessed earlier, she was clearly a beautiful girl, yet her personality had left her completely unpopular.
Fang Li glanced at the nameplate on her desk.
It read, "Horikita Suzune."
She was none other than the girl who had spoken to Fang Li