The next day, the rain had stopped, but the sun hadn’t co out, and the sky was still gloomy.
Because of this rain, the temperature dropped a few degrees again.
As Jiang Ran rode her bike on the road, she could feel the cold wind blowing relentlessly against her face.
It’s still autumn now; when winter cos, the cold wind will be even more biting.
Even though she hadn’t experienced it firsthand, just thinking about it made Jiang Ran’s entire being scream one word—refuse.
This absolutely couldn’t continue.
Because of this thought, when she arrived at school, Jiang Ran didn’t go to the classroom but directly sought out the school leadership.
When Jiang Ran said she didn’t want to attend classes, the leader looked completely shocked, staring at Jiang Ran as if she were a lunatic.
Confronted with such a gaze, Jiang Ran remained unflustered and explained what she had previously prepared to say, step by step.
Jiang Ran’s reasoning was sound and well-founded, though that wasn’t the main point.
The main point was that Jiang Ran also demonstrated her exceptional dical skills.
Whether in theory or practice, Jiang Ran belonged in a league of her own, surpassing any tutor at the school.
Even ordinary tutors couldn’t asure up to her talents.
Under these circumstances, having Jiang Ran attend classes every day would indeed be a bit of a waste of ti.
After so discussions, the school leadership agreed that Jiang Ran could skip classes, but she had to teach her fellow students.
However, it wouldn’t be daily; just two classes per week.
Jiang Ran happily agreed to this request.
Turning from attending others’ classes to teaching others herself marked significant progress.
Jiang Ran left her phone number, and once the schedule was set, they would call her so she could go ho.
Leaving the office, Jiang Ran felt a great sense of relief.
If she had known it would be this easy, she wouldn’t have bothered going to class the previous two days.
She thought this as she shook her head in resignation.
Just as she exited the office building, Jiang Ran saw Wang Tiantian.
Jiang Ran was no longer surprised to see Wang Tiantian.
This young girl, sohow, always managed to find her in the shortest possible ti.
Jiang Ran even felt that if Wang Tiantian had this talent, she shouldn’t study dicine; she’d be more suited to becoming a detective.
Finding people, she always hit the mark.
Jiang Ran walked up to Wang Tiantian, "Starting today, I won’t be attending classes anymore."
Originally smiling, Wang Tiantian’s expression suddenly changed upon hearing Jiang Ran’s words, "Why?"
"It’s all my own reasons, but I’ll still co to school in the future."
Wang Tiantian looked disappointed, her eyes almost imdiately reddening.
"You lied to !" Wang Tiantian said with a choking voice, "Just yesterday you promised that whether it’s going to classes, having als, or going to the library, we’d do it together. And now you’re saying you won’t co to school anymore."
Jiang Ran also felt a bit helpless, "Circumstances change, and sotis they’re beyond our expectations. I’m not coming..."
Jiang Ran wanted to explain further, but Wang Tiantian had already stepped back two paces, "I shouldn’t have trusted you."
With that, Wang Tiantian turned and ran off.
She wiped her face with her hand as she ran.
She was probably wiping away tears.
Watching Wang Tiantian run away into the distance, Jiang Ran sighed.
Wang Tiantian is still just a young girl!
Wrapped up in you playing with , you not keeping your word, and so on.
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