The cannon fodder female supporting role in the misplaced life

It turned out that Aunt Xu received a phone call after returning home today. The phone rang just when she opened the door. After she entered the room, she walked quickly to answer the phone.

"Hello. Who are you looking for?" Xu Xiaofeng asked directly.

The voice coming from the phone was Teacher Chen's.

"Hello! Is this Aunt Xu Yingying? I'm Ms. Chen, Xu Yingying's homeroom teacher."

After much consideration, Teacher Chen decided to inform Xu Xiaofeng about Xu Yingying's situation at school today.

"I'm Aunt Xu Yingying, Teacher Chen. Did something happen to Yingying at school?" When Xu Xiaofeng heard it was Teacher Chen, her voice became anxious and uneasy.

"Xu Yingying is fine, she just had a little conflict with a classmate. I've also contacted both parties to understand the situation, and it shouldn't be a big deal. I'll continue to pay attention, but because of the situation with Xu Yingying's parents, I'm still a little worried that she hasn't told the whole story. Aunt Yingying, please pay more attention to Xu Yingying's condition at home."

Hearing this, Xu Xiaofeng's heart tightened: "Ah? What's the contradiction? What happened to Yingying?"

After thinking for a moment, Teacher Chen explained the details to Xu Xiaofeng, "This is what happened. At noon after school, several girls in the class came to me and said that Xu Yingying bullied them. Later, I asked Xu Yingying alone, and she said she didn't bully anyone."

Xu Xiaofeng frowned: "So what do those girls mean?"

"Because both sides have their own opinions, but from what I know about Xu Yingying, she is relatively introverted in school and rarely communicates with others, let alone any direct conflicts? So in this case, I don't believe that Xu Yingying would bully others." Teacher Chen's words made Xu Xiaofeng breathe a sigh of relief, and at the same time, she heard some things that she had not noticed before.

"Is there no one who communicates with Yingying at school?" asked Xu Xiaofeng.

"When I was investigating the case of Xu Yingying, I also paid some attention to Xu Yingying's behavior after class. She usually acts alone." Teacher Chen, who had never been to the student cafeteria, did not see Chen Xiaofen and the other two interacting with Xu Yingying.

Xu Xiaofeng asked distressedly: "Yingying never said this at home."

"It may be because of her parents that she is in this situation now. Aunt Yingying, you don't have to worry too much. Things will always turn out well."

Xu Xiaofeng was silent for a moment, then said, "Thank you, Teacher Chen, for telling me this. I will pay close attention to Yingying's condition."

After hanging up the phone, Xu Xiaofeng felt heavy-hearted. She recalled the last time Yingying came home late. She had gone to school to investigate and learned that Yingying seemed to have a conflict with a classmate. She had asked the teacher to investigate and give her an explanation as soon as possible, but she hadn't noticed anything unusual about Yingying's return home and assumed the matter was over. However, this was not the case, and these things continued to bother Yingying.

Xu Xiaofeng felt guilty, realizing that as Yingying's temporary guardian, she should have paid more careful attention to her mood swings. She decided to ask Yingying about her concerns over dinner to see if there were any other issues that needed addressing. She also wanted to thank Teacher Chen for promptly informing her of the situation; she knew she wouldn't have blamed him if he hadn't told her.

This also led to Xu Yingying being frightened by Xu Xiaofeng's performance as soon as she returned home. She had never seen Xu Xiaofeng act so out of control, not to mention that she was crying so sadly, which made her a little at a loss.

"Auntie..." Xu Yingying called softly, reaching out to wipe the tears from Xu Xiaofeng's face, but she didn't dare to touch her easily.

When Xu Xiaofeng heard the voice, she raised her head and looked at Xu Yingying with tearful eyes, her eyes full of heartache and self-blame.

"Yingying..." Xu Xiaofeng choked up and said, "I'm sorry... I didn't know you went through all this... I always thought you were doing well..."

Xu Yingying felt a surge of warmth in her heart when she heard this. It turned out that Xu Xiaofeng had lost her composure because she felt sorry for her. But she still didn't understand how Xu Xiaofeng knew that she had been wronged.

So, she asked softly, "Aunt, how did you know I was wronged?"

Xu Xiaofeng wiped her tears, took a deep breath, and said slowly: "I received a call from your head teacher, Mr. Chen, today. He told me about your recent situation." At this point, Xu Xiaofeng couldn't help but shed tears again.

Xu Yingying suddenly realized what was happening. She looked at Xu Xiaofeng, who was crying, and said, "Aunt, I don't know what Teacher Chen said to you, but I can assure you that nothing happened to me."

Xu Xiaofeng shook her head and said, "It's because I didn't take good care of you. I didn't know so many things happened to you."

Xu Yingying never thought that she would meet Aunt Xu here. This was the first time someone cared about her so much. She was very moved and couldn't help hugging Xu Xiaofeng tightly, saying softly: "Aunt, I'm really fine, don't think too much."

However, Xu Xiaofeng shook her head and said worriedly: "But, Teacher Chen said that you are always alone in school recently, which makes me very worried..." Before she finished speaking, she was interrupted by Xu Yingying.

Xu Yingying quickly explained: "Aunt, you misunderstood! I was not alone. I had friends with me when I ate. It's just that they are not classmates of ours, so maybe Teacher Chen didn't notice." She recalled the previous conversation with Teacher Chen, and roughly guessed what Teacher Chen had said to Aunt Xu, so she quickly broke it down.

Xu Xiaofeng still had some doubts, frowning and asking, "You didn't lie to Auntie, did you?" She didn't quite believe Xu Yingying's explanation, because she knew her niece hadn't been an introverted child since childhood, as Teacher Chen had said. It was because her brother and sister-in-law's divorce had caused her niece to become quiet, like an introverted and shy child. But hearing Yingying say that she had a friend to eat with really surprised Xu Xiaofeng.

Xu Yingying looked at her aunt's expression of disbelief and understood her worries, but she didn't want her to continue worrying, so she nodded vigorously and assured her: "Of course, aunt, how could I lie to you? If you don't believe me, I can take you to meet my friends next time." She hoped to reassure Xu Xiaofeng in this way.

At this moment, Xu Yingying couldn't help but think of the plot in the original book. She wondered if the heroine in the original book had encountered a similar situation, and if so, how did she deal with it?