Through the book: The villain’s son’s stand-in

"...Students, I didn't plan to assign homework in the principle class, but in order to allow the two students who are absent from class to fully understand the knowledge, this test paper will be used as today's homework."

At the end of get out of class, Li Mingde suddenly said this hypocritically, which successfully aroused dissatisfaction among the students in the classroom.

It was difficult for the five people to speak, so their microphones came on stage one after another.

Mary raised her hand and said, "Teacher, we are all listening carefully in the classroom. We must have fully understood what you said. In fact, there is no need to assign homework."

Li Mingde raised his glasses and said with a smile: "That's right, but the teacher is worried about the students who are absent from class. If they don't study well, it will be the teacher's fault."

"This..." Mary looked at Meryl, who was silent. Meryl winked at her, and Mary understood instantly.

"Teacher, since you are worried about the students who are absent from class, why don't you just give homework to the students who are absent from class?"

She emphasized: "But His Highness will definitely not be negligent in his studies, so why not just make up for it specifically for Mr. Gu Cheng."

Li Mingde was very impressed by the name Gu Cheng.

Relying on His Highness, the one who pretends to be powerful.

However, Gu Cheng's background is not big, so he can still handle this kind of child easily.

So, when Gu Cheng returned to the classroom, he happily mentioned an extra-long homework assignment.

This ten-page question is full of Li Mingde's selfish desire for revenge.

Gu Cheng lowered his head and smiled, turned off the computer, and began to count things.

Eugene poked his head over and said, "Brother Cheng, let me tell you, someone in our class is messing with you."

"Who is it?" Gu Cheng asked casually without turning his head.

Eugene whispered a name, and Gu Cheng was surprised: "How could it be her?"

"Right, I'm surprised too."

He looked back and saw that all the people in the third row had left, and then he said with confidence: "I thought the first ones to jump out would be Jin Jin and his friends."

Gold is the yellow hair that occupied the seat on the first day.

The other two were his triplet brothers named Silver and Brass.

Their family started out as a miner. In order to dilute the impact of their last name, they deliberately chose the three most commonly used metals as their children's names.

Said to be able to borrow luck.

Whether it sounds good or not is another matter.

When he thought of the people who would cause trouble for him, these were the first people that Gu Cheng thought of.

I just don’t know when he offended Meryl.

Or is it……

He suddenly asked: "Eugene, can you tell me what Mary said at the end of class?"

"of course can."

Eugene is an expert when it comes to gossip!

Not only did he write down what Mary said, but he also described the expressions and everyone's reactions vividly.

After hearing this, Gu Cheng's face sank slightly, and he suddenly sighed: "It seems that he was pushed out as a scapegoat."

Eugene agreed very much and sighed: "Those of us from small families are just cannon fodder in their eyes. Whenever they encounter someone they don't like, they will use us to block them."

"Okay, don't be angry, don't be angry, go home quickly. It's too late, Aunt Yulisa will have to worry about you again." Gu Cheng said.

Eugene keenly noticed something was wrong in this passage and asked, "Aren't you going back with me?"

Gu Cheng shook his head and said, "I have something to do, so you can go first."

Eugene hesitated for a while and waved goodbye to him without asking the reason.

They are just friends, there is no need to share everything.

When Gu Cheng saw him walking away, he took out a long light green gift box from the belly of the table.

Place it horizontally in the center of the bag, sandwiched between two books to hold it in place.

After cleaning up, he got up and went out.

There are more than thirty gardens of various sizes on campus.

One garden is called Liuyuan, located near Xiashankou. There is a large lake in it, and the lake is full of weeping willows.

On the only small steep slope, a teahouse was built where people can drink tea and enjoy the scenery.

If you adjust this area to a winter theme, you can also experience the comfort of warm tea and boiling snow.

The second garden is called Rong Garden, and it is also Gu Cheng’s destination.

A single banyan tree can form a forest, so there are not many banyan trees in the entire banyan garden.

But there are many hanging chairs, rattans, and tree houses, which are very suitable for fun and climbing.

Gu Cheng made an appointment in the Banyan Garden to make the meeting more lively.

Gu Cheng trotted through the banyan tree door, which had an arched opening dug out at its base.

After searching around, I finally found Pei Mingxu's figure under a lush banyan tree with green leaves stacked like clouds.

There is no other person except him.

Gu Cheng guessed that there must be someone behind the scenes, but he should have kept him away.

He didn't dare to walk too fast for fear that Strawberry Jam would make a mistake, so he could only walk for five minutes under his gaze before he came to Pei Mingxu.

"A little slow." Pei Mingxu said.

Gu Cheng's eyes were apologetic: "Well, I was afraid that if I ran over here, the gift for His Highness would be scattered, and His Highness would be kept waiting for a long time."

Pei Mingxu's expression froze, and he lowered his head slightly to hide the expression on his face: "My gift."

Gu Cheng squatted down and carefully took out a gift box from his schoolbag that was one-third taller than normal.

He handed it to Pei Mingxu with both hands and said, "If Your Highness wants to open it now, be careful. It also contains a Longyin strawberry made by my mother, which is very easy to break."

Upon hearing this, Pei Mingxu looked a little more solemn and said, "I understand."

"I will bring you a gift tomorrow."

Gu Cheng nodded and accepted.

As if he had successfully completed some kind of mission, his eyebrows stretched and his smile was sincere and sunny, as warm and moving as spring.

Infected by his smile, Pei Mingxu's lips could not help but curve slightly.

After waving goodbye to Gu Cheng, Ruth, wearing a short skirt school uniform, jumped down from the tight branches, stood behind him and said cautiously: "Your Highness, please give me the gift."

Pei Mingxu moved his right hand, carefully transferred the gift box to her hand, and said: "Don't break it."

"Yes."

Ruth held the gift box in both hands. Even though her body swayed, her hands remained steady.

Back to the palace.

Pei Mingxu lowered his head to finish his homework in the study. As soon as he stopped writing, there was a knock on the door.

"Your Highness, the gift has been tested."

"Yeah." Pei Mingxu replied.

He got up and went out, sitting in the small restaurant.

The servant presented the gift box intact, and Pei Mingxu raised his hand to open it. Inside was a honey jar filled with beautiful bright red jam.

In the small transparent square box on the top of the jar, there is a red Longyin strawberry that looks like a real fruit.

Even the light green strawberry seeds are perfectly embedded in it.

Pei Mingxu separated the two and looked at the two foods from left to right.

After a long while, he ordered: "Bring over two pieces of bread."

Spreading jam on slices of bread is the best way to eat jam.

Pei Mingxu took the piece of bread with his own hands and spread some on it himself.

After one bite, you can feel the milky aroma of bread and the sweet and silky texture of strawberry on your lips and teeth.

After a while, he finished two slices of bread.

Just when he wanted to continue to let people take it, Ruth reminded her dutifully: "Your Highness, this kind of Longyin strawberry needs to be eaten as soon as possible, otherwise it will lose its flavor soon."

Hearing this, Pei Mingxu raised his fork and pierced the shell membrane of the Longyin strawberry. The red syrup spread out and fell on the white porcelain plate, which was extremely bright red.

He dug in a little with a small spoon, and the rich sweet taste filled his taste buds, making him appetizing.

It wasn't until all the syrup was scooped out that he focused on the white shell membrane with strawberry seeds.

He carefully poked out a seed and put it into his mouth, and suddenly frowned: "Strawberry seeds, why are they spicy?"