Chapter 208: Chapter 208: Caidie Won’t be Missing Chapter 208: Chapter 208: Caidie Won’t be Missing Zhang Caidie’s sobs sounded especially aggrieved.
Yue Xingxing and Yue Xiaohu were both scared stiff and couldn’t help but glance at Yue Qingqing.
Zhang Xingjie imdiately wiped away Zhang Caidie’s tears, his heart aching for her.
He glared at Yue Qingqing with a hostile gaze.
“You look so innocent, but I didn’t expect you to be so malicious. Even if Caidie’s forr dad had conflicts with your family, you shouldn’t bully her like this.”
Yue Qingqing stared at Zhang Caidie’s schoolbag, “I didn’t bully her, she just took our things. If you don’t believe , ask her to take out what’s in her bag and see for yourself.”
Zhang Xingjie looked at his sister, who shook her head while sobbing.
“I’m not a police officer, why should I show you? Everything in my bag belongs to .”
Yue Xingxing and Zhang Caidie had been at odds for more than a day or two.
Seeing her act like this made them feel that she had sothing to hide.
Yue Xingxing beca anxious, “You return the notebook to , it’s a gift from the teacher to and Qingqing.”
Zhang Caidie, however, did not respond and only cried harder, struggling to catch her breath.
Zhang Xingjie’s anger flared, “Enough, our family may not be as well-off as the Yue family, but we would never lack what Caidie needs, she couldn’t possibly take your things.”
Yue Xingxing was extrely upset; normally, they would walk on eggshells around Zhang Caidie and couldn’t imagine who was bullying whom.
Zhang Caidie’s hands covered her swollen eyes, but the corners of her mouth revealed a secretive smile.
This scene was caught precisely by the three Yue children.
Yue Xiaohu’s head throbbed with rage, and he rushed over, intending to snatch Zhang Caidie’s schoolbag away.
The notebook must be hidden inside.
But this was exactly what Zhang Caidie had hoped for.
Before Yue Xiaohu could even touch Zhang Caidie, Zhang Xingjie had already shoved him away fiercely.
Xiaohu stumbled heavily and rolled twice on the ground.
Although he had been practicing martial arts, he had not laid a solid foundation yet and was no match for Zhang Xingjie.
Yue Xingxing hurried to help her brother up, “Xiaohu, are you okay?”
Yue Qingqing glared at Zhang Caidie, who shrank back behind her brother.
“Brother, I’m scared…”
Zhang Xingjie said unapologetically, “If you dare to bully my sister again in the future, don’t bla for standing up for her!”
Yue Xingxing helped her brother to his feet, both children gasping heavily, tears swirling in their eyes.
Zhang Caidie clung to her brother’s sleeve, her expression full of triumph as she looked at the Yue children.
But when she looked up at Zhang Xingjie again, she was the picture of a pitiful, lonely little girl.
“Brother, let’s go ho quickly. Mom and dad must be getting anxious.”
Zhang Xingjie grunted and, waving his fists threateningly, finally led Zhang Caidie away.
Yue Qingqing’s eyes narrowed slightly. A rope invisible to the naked eye suddenly appeared under Zhang Caidie’s feet.
Zhang Caidie scread and tumbled down abruptly, landing face-first on the ground.
The backpack on her back also dropped to the ground with a thud, and books scattered everywhere.
“My notebook!” Yue Xingxing rushed over, picking up the notebook from the ground, her face full of heartache.
The cover was scribbled over by Zhang Caidie with a pen, the cats and mice on it barely recognizable.
The other notebook was the sa.
When the two notebooks were opened, they both bore the nas of Yue Xingxing and Yue Qingqing.
Zhang Xingjie gaped in disbelief, “Caidie! Did you really take soone else’s things?”
Zhang Caidie lay stiffly on the ground and only after a long while did she start to speak in a crying voice.
“Brother, I fell so hard, my leg must be broken.”
Zhang Xingjie looked at this sister, with whom he shared no blood relation, and felt she was utterly unfamiliar.
In his eyes, Zhang Caidie had always been good and adorable, even when she had said things that hurt dad in school before.
But she was young and it was considered unintentional.
Yet today, she had done sothing like this…
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