"Then what are you planning to do with me, Aunt Yukiko?" Sonoko placed extra emphasis on the word "Aunt."
"Very good, Sonoko. You're courting death. I wasn't planning to let you off in the first place, and now I definitely won't."
Yukiko let out another cold chuckle and pinched Sonoko's cheek even harder.
"Chen, hurry up and save me!" Sonoko cried out to Chen for help.
Hearing Sonoko's plea, Chen glanced at her, then nodded and rescued her.
"Alright, Yukiko, stop fooling around. Class is about to start, and this is still a classroom. Don't you want to maintain your dignity as a teacher?"
Chen spoke to Yukiko. After hearing him out, Yukiko found it amusing. That was true—she at least had to maintain some of a teacher's dignity.
"Mm, Chen, you're right. I really do need to maintain some dignity."
Yukiko stopped giving Sonoko trouble. As she left, she said to Chen, "Don't forget our bet."
"Don't worry, I won't." Chen nodded. Of course he wouldn't forget the bet.
After Yukiko left, the students in the class stared at Chen and the others in surprise. It seemed their relationship with the new teacher, Yukiko, was far from ordinary.
"Chen, are you sure you can win the bet?" Ran couldn't help asking Chen.
Ran felt that no matter how impatient Yukiko was, she should at least be able to last three days.
"To be honest, I'm really not sure." Chen shook his head slightly after hearing Ran's question. Of course he wasn't sure.
Yukiko might force herself to stay at school for three days just to win. But based on Chen's understanding of Yukiko's personality—
If nothing unexpected happened, she would grow tired of it in two days at most. Being a teacher at school was actually a very boring