Chapter 332: Chapter 331: Misunderstanding (1)

After Bobo settled Gu Chu down, he hurried off to do his own things.

Gu Chu liked to be alone, so she decided to study the configuration of the computer first.

Then she caught a glimpse of the dust on the computer. Gu Chu was slightly obsessed with cleanliness, so she took a handkerchief and dipped it in distilled water to wipe the dirty computer screen.

…

The elevator rang, and the elevator door opened. Ma Ling’er, dressed in a green dress, walked out and looked at the computer team’s exclusive floor not far away. She usually did not come to visit the floor, especially because the dirty computer team smelled like instant noodles and pickled cabbage.

She came today purely out of curiosity about Gu Chu’s situation. She wanted to know how this six-year-old girl was doing hanging around a bunch of geeks.

The unkempt boys only had computers in their eyes. How could they take care of a six-year-old child?

With a curious intent, Ma Ling’er quietly walked into the computer room.

She did not smell the pungent stench.

Looking over, the large room, which was usually messy, was now barely neatly arranged. The trash that had been piled up everywhere disappeared without a trace. They even turned on the air purifier, so the stench had dissipated quite a bit.

Ma Ling’er walked in and found that those brats were all glued to their computers.

One by one, they were typing frantically on the keyboard.

Ma Ling’er glanced around and saw the six-year-old little girl in the corner.

The little girl was tiptoeing and using her handkerchief to wipe the dust on the computer screen with great effort. Because she was too short, her actions of wiping the screen were very clumsy.

Ma Ling’er was stunned, and she burst into flames!

These bastards!

They actually asked the six-year-old girl clean up for them!

Could it be that the originally dirty room was all cleaned by this poor little girl alone?

Ma Ling’er imagined this scene: the six-year-old girl clumsily picking up the dirty socks and instant noodle containers by herself, while the other boys looked on without helping.

This group of boys was really a bunch of bastards who were not what they appeared to be!

Just a few minutes ago in the classroom, they had vowed to protect their new female classmate, but now they were bullying Gu Chu together! Although Ma Ling’er was a little proud, she really couldn’t stand this kind of bullying behavior.

She was indignant, so she took a picture of this scene with her phone and sent it to her homeroom teacher, Mr. Zhou.

…

Gu Chu finished wiping the dust off her computer. When she saw the shiny screen, she was finally a little satisfied.

She walked to the equipment room and washed the dirty handkerchief.

She was halfway through washing the handkerchief when she suddenly heard noises from outside.

Gu Chu held the handkerchief and looked out of curiosity. When she saw the round homeroom teacher, Mr. Zhou, coming over, she could see that his expression was very serious. His every move was terrifying. Bobo and the other five students did not dare to breathe loudly, and they shrunk their necks like ostriches.

Gu Chu: What happened?

Just as she was puzzled, the form teacher noticed Gu Chu at the door of the equipment room.

Originally, Lao Zhou didn’t quite believe the photos that Ma Ling’er sent. He felt that although the boys in the computer team were nerds, they wouldn’t bully a six-year-old girl. He came over and saw that the five male students were busy with their own work. Gu Chu, on the other hand, stood at the door of the tool room with a dirty handkerchief in her hand.

The equipment room was where the cleaning tools were placed, such as mops, brooms, and rags.

Now, the six-year-old girl was holding a dirty handkerchief in her hand. Her small face was dirty, and her hands were red…

Mr. Zhou’s expression suddenly turned cold.

This bunch of brats! They actually bullied their new classmate!

: Chapter 331: Misunderstanding (1)

After Bobo settled Gu Chu down, he hurried off to do his own things.

Gu Chu liked to be alone, so she decided to study the configuration of the computer first.

Then she caught a glimpse of the dust on the computer. Gu Chu was slightly obsessed with cleanliness, so she took a handkerchief and dipped it in distilled water to wipe the dirty computer screen.

…

The elevator rang, and the elevator door opened. Ma Ling’er, dressed in a green dress, walked out and looked at the computer team’s exclusive floor not far away. She usually did not come to visit the floor, especially because the dirty computer team smelled like instant noodles and pickled cabbage.

She came today purely out of curiosity about Gu Chu’s situation. She wanted to know how this six-year-old girl was doing hanging around a bunch of geeks.

The unkempt boys only had computers in their eyes. How could they take care of a six-year-old child?

With a curious intent, Ma Ling’er quietly walked into the computer room.

She did not smell the pungent stench.

Looking over, the large room, which was usually messy, was now barely neatly arranged. The trash that had been piled up everywhere disappeared without a trace. They even turned on the air purifier, so the stench had dissipated quite a bit.

Ma Ling’er walked in and found that those brats were all glued to their computers.

One by one, they were typing frantically on the keyboard.

Ma Ling’er glanced around and saw the six-year-old little girl in the corner.

The little girl was tiptoeing and using her handkerchief to wipe the dust on the computer screen with great effort. Because she was too short, her actions of wiping the screen were very clumsy.

Ma Ling’er was stunned, and she burst into flames!

These bastards!

They actually asked the six-year-old girl clean up for them!

Could it be that the originally dirty room was all cleaned by this poor little girl alone?

Ma Ling’er imagined this scene: the six-year-old girl clumsily picking up the dirty socks and instant noodle containers by herself, while the other boys looked on without helping.

This group of boys was really a bunch of bastards who were not what they appeared to be!

Just a few minutes ago in the classroom, they had vowed to protect their new female classmate, but now they were bullying Gu Chu together! Although Ma Ling’er was a little proud, she really couldn’t stand this kind of bullying behavior.

She was indignant, so she took a picture of this scene with her phone and sent it to her homeroom teacher, Mr. Zhou.

…

Gu Chu finished wiping the dust off her computer. When she saw the shiny screen, she was finally a little satisfied.

She walked to the equipment room and washed the dirty handkerchief.

She was halfway through washing the handkerchief when she suddenly heard noises from outside.

Gu Chu held the handkerchief and looked out of curiosity. When she saw the round homeroom teacher, Mr. Zhou, coming over, she could see that his expression was very serious. His every move was terrifying. Bobo and the other five students did not dare to breathe loudly, and they shrunk their necks like ostriches.

Gu Chu: What happened?

Just as she was puzzled, the form teacher noticed Gu Chu at the door of the equipment room.

Originally, Lao Zhou didn’t quite believe the photos that Ma Ling’er sent. He felt that although the boys in the computer team were nerds, they wouldn’t bully a six-year-old girl. He came over and saw that the five male students were busy with their own work. Gu Chu, on the other hand, stood at the door of the tool room with a dirty handkerchief in her hand.

The equipment room was where the cleaning tools were placed, such as mops, brooms, and rags.

Now, the six-year-old girl was holding a dirty handkerchief in her hand. Her small face was dirty, and her hands were red…

Mr. Zhou’s expression suddenly turned cold.

This bunch of brats! They actually bullied their new classmate!