Su Mei, I Tang XInyi, Still Exist!

Tang Xinyi looked at the boy who had just woken up. 

"What did you say?" She asked him in a clear, cold voice.

Su Yu looked at the girl who was sitting next to him. He thought that she would be scared once he yelled at her. However, she was still looking at him coldly. He could not help but wonder what her deal was. 

Why was she not scared of him? He had been able to scare off every girl who had tried to sit with him. Why did it not work on her? 

"I said you should get lost! Did you see anyone else sitting here?!" Su Yu asked her. 

He was determined to make her leave. He hated people bothering him the most. 

Tang Xinyi looked at him with her clear, big eyes. 

"But the teacher asked me to sit here," She said. 

"Oh my God! I can't wait for Su Yu to teach her a lesson! She is so bold to sit next to Su Yu!" Shen Mian whispered to Lui Rong. 

Lui Rong glared at Tang Xinyi. Her mind spun in circles as she watched Tang Xinyi hold Su Yu's gaze. 

No one had gotten close to Su Yu, and it was an unwritten rule that no one was allowed to sit next to him.

Su Yu's father was said to be one of the city's most influential men, so no one dared to say anything to Su Yu, not even the school. 

When she first got into the school, she tried to get close to Su Yu, but he yelled at her, and she never dared to talk to him again. 

Tang Xinyi had always been a timid girl, and as long as someone yelled at her, she would run away immediately. 

But she dared to look back at Su Yu ...what was wrong with Tang Xinyi? 

"Are you ....deaf?" Su Yu asked her. 

"No. I heard you clearly; however, I can't leave. I'm sorry I woke you up, and I am sure we can work out something. I won't disturb you. I promise," she said 

Tang Xinyi was neither overbearing nor timid. It was as if she was conversing with Su Yu casually. 

Su Yu was exasperated. He had no idea how he was supposed to talk to her. 

"I can't stand being next to someone else. My head hurts, and I feel a terrible headache if there's someone next to me," Su Yu announced, like a little tyrant. 

Tang Xinyi had a thoughtful look on her face. 

"That's bad then," Tang Xinyi sighed. 

Su Yu smiled. It seemed that words were finally getting through to her. 

"So you should leave. Get lost. Go somewhere else." 

"If you really have headaches, then I suggest you ask the teacher to change your seats. But then, you'd also have another deskman....have you ever considered being homeschooled?' she asked. 

"It would be best if you talked about this with your family. Although many people seem prejudiced against homeschooling and think students don't learn much from it, this is a misconception. You can learn much if you're a homeschooled student!" Tang Xinyi "advised" Su Yu. 

There was no hostility in her voice, and she meant it. 

When she was the former Tang Xinyi, her parents had homeschooled her. Because she was a genius and was smarter than most of her peers, her family saw no need to make her attend a regular school. 

Everyone burst out laughing when Tang Xinyi suggested that Su Yu be homeschooled. 

Tang Xinyi looked around in surprise. She really could not get why they were laughing. She was making a casual remark. 

If Su Yu has problems learning with others, he should consider being homeschooled. 

Su Yu was so mad that he saw red. He slammed his hand on the table and got up angrily. 

He pointed at Tang Xinyi. "You….you…what did you say?!" He yelled at her. 

"I said you should consider homeschooling if you can't stand being around students. Also, I think you should go to the hospital and find out why you can't be around other people. There are lots of reasons why you could feel this way. You could have OCD or.... " 

"Shut up!" Su Yu yelled at her. 

"Is there something wrong?" Tang Xinyi asked as she blinked her eyes at him. 

Su Yu was mad, but he did not even know how he was going to vent his anger. 

She was not arguing with him after all. 

She was just giving him "advice....."

"Don't think this is over!" He threatened and walked out angrily. 

Tang Xinyi watched him leave. What was wrong with him? 

She brought out her textbook. Looking at all the questions, she almost cried. 

This was the so-called First High School, which had an excellent reputation for producing top students in the country. Were the standards really that low? 

When she was seven, she already passed this level. Even though she felt that way, she sat through all the classes while her mind tried to think of her next actions. Now that she had another chance at life. She certainly had to make the best of this opportunity. 

Su Mei, I Tang Xinyi still exist!