Tan Ran's hands were so painful that they were almost unconscious. All the words written with the pen were deformed and could not be recognized.

Gu Lingling kept seeing it. But she couldn't whisper to Tan Ran, and the two could only communicate in sign language. In class, they would be very conspicuous when they did sign language with each other. She didn't want Tan Ran to be punished by Sun Shanli for this.

When it was time for get out of class, Gu Lingling finally plucked up the courage to point Tan Ran’s shoulders and slowly started signing language.

Are you okay?

Tan Ran's lips turned a little white, but she still smiled, shook her head, indicating that she was fine.

Gu Lingling seemed to want to say something else, pursed her lips and shook her head.

She said in sign language:

You want to have a good rest. No, give me a translation.

Tan Ran was stunned for a moment and blinked at her.

In the subsequent courses, whenever the teacher mentioned important parts, Tan Ran would take the initiative to do sign language translation for Gu Lingling. Gu Lingling opened her mouth slightly, trying to persuade her to rest, but she didn't dare, so she had to lower her head slightly.

When it was lunch time, the students walked slowly along the school road to the cafeteria. Gu Lingling lined up in front of Tan Ran. After the meal, she bowed to the aunt in the cafeteria and asked her to wait for Tan Ran aside.

After Tan Ran had finished cooking, she took a breath quietly, pulled Tan Ran's sleeve and led her to a corner of the cafeteria.

Tan Ran was confused. They didn't usually sit there, and the smell of oil smoke in that row was heavy and no one was interested in it.

But Gu Lingling seemed to have made up her mind to go there.

After the two sat down, Gu Lingling hurriedly called sign language:

Your hand is injured, is it okay to eat?

Tan Ran shook her head and smiled:

It's fine.

Gu Lingling stopped talking again. She hung her hands on her legs, pinching her pants, and wanted to speak but stopped.

Tan Ran blinked, curious in her heart, and reached out to shake her hand in front of her:

What's wrong? Do you want to tell me something?

Gu Lingling hesitated for a moment and nodded.

I think, I may know who reported you.

Tan Ran was stunned. She had already explained to Gu Lingling after class about what happened just now. But she did not expect that Gu Lingling, who could not hear any sound, would actually know the information of the reporter.

She looked at the gesture made by Gu Lingling in silence.

That day, after you were called out by Teacher Yu Zhen, Li Mei also followed you out.

Tan Ran was stunned, her pupils contracted slightly.

Li Mei is a roommate in the same dormitory as the two. She has no communication on weekdays and only smiles and greets her when she meets her. Most of the time she is like a stranger.

In fact, Tan Ran had no communication with most of the classmates in the class.

It’s not because she is introverted, otherwise she would not have chosen to be Gu Lingling’s deskmate and translate it for her.

However, Li Mei is still the roommate who looks down and sees her. If what Gu Lingling said is true, the whistleblower is really her...

A bitterness erupted in Tan Ran's heart.

Gu Lingling was still gesturing:

I remember that Li Mei was given a ruler twenty for stealing snacks. However, at night, the teacher did not hit her...

Tan Ran also knew very well what Gu Lingling meant.

If students at Kanglong Academy report their classmates’ secret mistakes to their teachers, they can reduce the punishment they received that day - if they report them diligently, they can even "upgrade" and get some protection from some teachers.

The most powerful among students is the principal. The principal's life in Kanglong Academy is considered to be very nourishing. Not only does he not have to be punished, he also often has the opportunity to accompany his teacher on business and go out for a walk.

The student president even recorded the bad behavior of the students and handed them over to the mountain chief Liu Binghu to apply for the right to hit the dragon whip. Students in the entire school must be as respectful as they treat the teacher when they meet the student principal - this is no longer a written rule.

Tan Ran thought about it, shook her head and smiled, and gestured:

It doesn't matter.

Gu Lingling widened her eyes, looking full of surprise.

Why?

I don't know very well why. Tan Ran pointed her eyebrows with her finger, made a distressed expression, and continued:

I think what we should hate is that this school is the instructors and bad teachers of the school.

Whether it is Lingling, you, me, or other classmates, we are all victims in this school.

If we can't even unite ourselves, living in this school will be too painful.

After hearing this, Gu Lingling couldn't understand it very well. She opened her mouth slightly, looking very confused.

Tan Ran smiled and continued:

There is a reason why my classmates don’t like me.

Gu Lingling was stunned and kept blinking.

"I should be considered the only student in this school who actively enrolled."

Tan Ran had a bitter smile on her face.

"I'm not a good child either. When I was sixteen, I liked a boy. When my parents found out, I forced me to transfer to school. During that time, I was really not in good spirits, so I thought about finding a quiet place, preferably a place to stay away from my parents... Then, I saw an advertisement for Kanglong Academy on the Internet."

"The content on the advertisement is actually completely different from it, but I really don't know, I don't know at all... I persuaded my parents and they agreed to send me over to check it out. When I first came, it happened to be Parents' Day. The atmosphere in the school was really good. Everyone was very polite. Some were memorizing ancient poems and some were playing the guzheng... It was not until after I came in that I realized that all these things were fake."

Tan Ran smiled bitterly and gestured:

"It is also because the day of admission was a parent-day that I was not locked up in the boredom room. It was not until the next day when the school resumed normal classes that I began to realize that something was wrong in the whole school... but it was too late."

"Because I was actively enrolling. The classmates all alienated me intentionally or unintentionally... Maybe it was because they felt that I was an alien and could not share the same feelings with them..."

After saying that, Gu Lingling was silent for a while, pursed her lips and raised her head.

She mustered up the courage to look at Tan Ran straight and stretched out her hands.

Tan Ran was puzzled and subconsciously handed her hands on it.

Gu Lingling held her hand, closed it, and wrapped it in the palm of her hand. Her palm was much smaller than Tan Ran's, and she couldn't wrap it at all. She leaned closer, lowered her head, and gently kissed Tan Ran's fingertips with her lips.

A soft touch came from his fingertips. Tan Ran was shocked. Gu Lingling had already retracted her hand like an electric shock, and her small face turned red.

She stopped talking, picked up the spoon and slammed the food on the table.

Tan Ran recovered and smiled gently.

The two of them were having lunch silently.

Because I had been chatting for a while, it was almost twelve forty when I finished my meal, and my classmates had basically left. The two hurriedly packed up their lunch boxes and rushed to the classroom. If they could not return to the teacher at 45, they would be punished if they were late for lunch break.

When they walked out of the cafeteria, they saw the students from class 00 in groups carrying lunch boxes to the cafeteria to make meals.

The whole class was very quiet, frighteningly quiet. On this dry winter day, many people were steaming above their heads, and some were soft when walking.

It seems that today's class breaking zero also experienced an inhumane physical training all morning.

The two girls slowed down, lowered their heads slightly, and passed by the team, not daring to have eye contact with the students in Class 0.

Every time I see Class Breaking Zero, other students feel very subtle in their hearts. It is an emotion that is between gratitude, pity and fear of fingertips. Everyone is afraid to join Class Breaking Zero.

When he reached the end of the team, Tan Ran finally raised her head and happened to run into an acquaintance head-on.

Actually, I am not very familiar with this student, but relatively speaking, everyone in the school has met this student.

He was beaten by the mountain leader for fifty dragon whips.

Tan Ran was curious about him and couldn't help but take a look. The student didn't say a word, as if he had a kind of aura that he would not enter a stranger, and even walked seemed extremely focused. Tan Ran didn't dare to look at him again, and quickly withdrew her gaze.
Chapter completed!