Late Rebellion!(Monthly Ticket Request!)
Because of Wang Yue, whenever Zhuang Tunan, Zhuang Xiaoting, and the others left school, they would join a large crowd of kids surrounding Wang Yue and discussing problems with him as they slowly made their way away from school.
Since they both got good grades, they were in the middle of the crowd, and their eyes stayed fixed on Wang Yue—or, more precisely, on the problems he was discussing with everyone.
They didn't look anywhere else. They even walked along with the crowd, making it hard for Lin Dongzhe, who loved to play around, to get close to them. Zhuang Chaoying, standing in the crowd, had even less of a chance.
Zhuang Chaoying knew there was no opportunity, and felt deeply dejected. This time, he didn't even have an excuse to approach them, and he began to panic.
Though he was blindly obedient to his parents, he understood that no one but Huang Ling would let him use money to support his younger brother's family.
But no matter how panicked Zhuang Chaoying felt, his ridiculous pride still kept him from lowering his head.
And so Zhuang Chaoying and Huang Ling ended up living separately while remaining married.
Living apart didn't affect Huang Ling much. She had been the one looking after the whole family anyway, and now she only had to take care of two children. She had enough money of her own, so life was actually more comfortable.
Time flew by, and before long it was the end of the year. Just then, something big happened among the Cotton Mill kids, bringing sudden excitement to the usually peaceful neighborhood.
First, Lin Dongzhe suddenly took the midterm exam for the third year of junior high. His results placed him among the top students at First