Little Blind Girl - Chapter 1

“My deskmate is a little blind girl. She wears a piece of cloth over her eyes every day. Sometimes the cloth is pink, sometimes green, and sometimes…”

The Chinese teacher frowned and interrupted the male student who was reading the composition he wrote, “Xu Xiaopang! This is your composition?! What did you write! Is this how you call your deskmate?! Who taught you to talk like this?”

Xu Xiaopang pointed to students below him, “They all said that.”

The whole classroom burst into laughter.

“Quiet!” The Chinese teacher patted the desk, “The title of the essay is called Deskmates. It is to allow you and your classmates and your deskmates to cooperate in harmony, instead of letting you give people random nicknames!”

“Teacher” A male classmate raised his hand and pointed at Xu Xiaopang’s deskmate and said, “That’s not a nickname, she’s blind.”

“Hahahahahaha!”

The whole classroom burst into uncontrollable laughter.

“Quiet! Quiet!” The Chinese teacher couldn’t control the situation at all. The bell rang just at that moment. She packed up her lesson plan, turned around and left the class angrily.

As soon as the teacher left, the students all rushed to Xu Xiaopang to grab his composition paper and read it aloud, “My deskmate, she has snow-white skin and strawberry-colored lips… Hahaha Strawberry lips… Let’s see, what are strawberry-like lips…”

A group of students rushed to Su Ruan and lifted her chin.

Su Ruan’s fingers clenched tightly, and she didn’t struggle, letting them look at her mouth.

Because she couldn’t see and was afraid of it being inconvenient to go to the toilet, she hardly drank water in the morning. At this moment, her lips were so dry that they were peeling.

“Where is the strawberry color?” A male classmate poked Su Ruan’s mouth with a smile, “It’s just the color of sweet potato.”

“Hahahahahahahahaha!” A group of classmates laughed again.

After finally getting through the school day, Su Ruan took the cane and followed the group of students out.

She was a top student in a special school and was admitted to No. 2 Middle School, but the environment here was not much better than the special school.

The classmates here are… even worse.

When school was over, her classmates would deliberately move a stool in front of her, and would also deliberately stretch their legs to trip her. When she fell, they would throw all their schoolbags on her face.

Su Ruan’s parents came to the school several times, and the teachers, head teachers, and even the dean of students also disciplined those students.

But it didn’t work.

When Su Ruan was out of school, they would stretch their legs to trip her up, as if this had become their routine homework, and if they didn’t complete it, they wouldn’t go home for dinner.

After Su Ruan tripped, she climbed up with the cane, patted the dirt on her body, walked down the stairs with an expressionless face, and walked out of the school gate.

The doorman would greet her and remind her of the passing traffic.

She forced a smile and thanked him.

After leaving the school gate, she would walk to the path on the left, pass two traffic lights, and arrive at the door of her house.

She had been walking this road for a week and was already familiar with it, so she didn’t ask her father to pick her up.

But just after passing a traffic light, she heard many noisy sounds coming from ahead.

She listened carefully and tightened her fingers on the cane.

Beryline: Hello Lovelies, nice to see you all here. Hope you enjoy the book.