The Schoolgirl Secret Agent

Chapter 1328 Where Did You Get the White Stone?

Qin Yirou had painstakingly chosen and bought the small black backpack for Yun Jian previously, so it was impossible for Yun Jian to throw it away.

At the door of the girl’s washroom, Lin Yuan was carefully and seriously washing Yun Jian’s bag for her.

“Yun Jian, your backpack is really pretty, heh!” Lin Yuan volunteered to scrub Yun Jian’s backpack for her.

“Thank you,” Yun Jian thanked Lin Yuan politely seeing that the latter was washing her bag for her so seriously when it was not her responsibility to begin with.

“No need to be so courteous! Haha, we’re good friends from now on!” Lin Yuan turned to flash Yun Jian a bright grin and wiped away the last stain on the black backpack.

“Here you go!” Lin Yuan announced and returned the mini backpack to Yun Jian.

Both of them then went back to class together.

By the time they sat at their seats in the classroom, their homeroom teacher was already standing in front. He cleared his throat seeing that all the students were present and introduced himself, “Hi, everyone. My last name is Chu, haha, and I believe that you can all distinguish my gender.”

“You can call me Mr. Chu. Having just gotten into senior high school, I think it’s the first time for most of you here to be in a military school setting. Our senior high is different from other regular schools. Our school emphasizes on physical fitness!”

“And we usually have more boys in class. I’ve counted the girls. We have more girls in our class than the other classes, a total of six of you all! Of course, this means that the boys in our class ought to be their shining knights! Don’t let our girls get bullied!”

Mr. Chu was a male teacher and was humorous in his way of talking.

Standing at the rostrum, he paced back and forth as he spoke and managed to make the whole class laugh in a while. Even Yun Jian squinted on her seat. As expected, the military school suited her best.

Regular schools, be it junior high schools, senior high schools or universities, focused on academics. PE classes were pathetically few and rare in a week. Military schools were the opposite-physical training was the most important here.

After going through basic notes of attention, Mr. Chu continued to say, “Gather back in class at 12:30pm after you have your lunch in the cafeteria later. We’ll get ready to depart for the military training. Remember to bring along your luggage! The venue of our military training isn’t in school and the dorms will be arranged after the month-long training ends!”

Mr. Chu dismissed the class after he went through all the items.

There was only a big cafeteria in the military school but the variety of dishes was abundant and sumptuous. Lin Yuan exclaimed a loud “whoa” when she and Yun Jian got to the cafeteria. It was just that before she could pull Yun Jian along to line up at the cafeteria counter, Lin Shuya and her clique of girls blocked their way.

If one looked properly, the girls behind Lin Shuya were the other few in class aside from Yun Jian and Lin Yuan. Had she won the other girls in their class over to her side so fast?

Lin Shuya pointed a finger at Yun Jian and berated her loudly, “I’m telling you, what you’ve done earlier has infuriated me! If you know what’s good for you, get on your knees and apologize to me. I can still forgive you. Otherwise… hah! I’ll teach you a lesson right now!”

Lin Shuya picking a fight made freshmen from other classes who passed by stop and stare. After all, it was uncommon to see someone purposely picking a fight; now that they got to watch a show once school had just reopened, they had to stop and watch.

With her arms propped on her hips, Lin Shuya looked at Yun Jian arrogantly. The other students directed their gazes to Yun Jian as well.

In spite of it, all they saw was Yun Jian suddenly narrowing her eyes before she walked off briskly to somewhere else in the cafeteria.

Lin Yuan who wanted to speak up for Yun Jian again called out when she saw the latter walking off to a spot in the cafeteria, “Hey, Yun Jian, where are you going?” Yun Jian ignored her as she marched right to a corner of the cafeteria where a girl about 16 or 17 years old was. She grabbed the white stone that was slung around the girl’s neck with a red thread directly.

Yun Jian turned to look at the girl, the piercing gaze reflected off her eyes ran a shudder through the girl wearing the white stone. Yun Jian was glowering as she looked at the girl, questioning her in a sudden raise of voice, “Where did you get this?!”