I'm not going to be the kid in the story of a husband abandoning his daughter.

teacher's office.

"Snapped!"

Teacher Gu slapped Guo Yue in the face, his eyes bloodshot, his voice filled with anger. "Is that what I taught you? Helping someone steal the test answers is fine, but couldn't you have told me first? You had to report me with your real name!"

Guo Yue covered her face with one hand, lowered her head and said nothing.

She bit her lips tightly and stared at Teacher Gu with her eyes full of stubbornness and unwillingness to accept defeat. She didn't understand what she had done wrong.

Almost no one in the school knew that she, Guo Yue, was Teacher Gu’s daughter.

Her father was a gambler, alcoholic and domestic abuser. Teacher Hu divorced him and raised her daughter alone. These years have not been easy, and Guo Yue has seen it all.

So she just wanted to take some responsibility for her mother. Is that wrong?

Teacher Hu was so angry when he saw her innocent attitude that he trembled all over. "Guo Yue, Kyocera is ignorant, but you are also ignorant? She is only ten..."

She paused, then felt that what she said was a little inappropriate.

"I'm sorry..." Teacher Hu opened her lips, and finally sat down on the chair, saying in a somewhat dejected voice: "It's my mother who didn't teach you well."

Hearing this, Guo Yue suddenly laughed, and she felt extremely bitter.

"Mom, you're not wrong, but even if Kyocera were a really good student, she wouldn't have taken my answer, right? After all, she's not a good person."

So she didn't think she was wrong.

Even if it was wrong, she shouldn't have stolen the answer for money.

I thought Teacher Hu would no longer be able to defend Kyocera, but she was stunned for a moment, and then she sighed for a long time, as if she was smiling bitterly.

"Xiaoyue, do you know Kyocera's past?"

"What?" Guo Yue was stunned, not understanding why she suddenly asked this.

Teacher Hu just looked at her, hesitated for a long time, and finally spoke his true feelings.

"Actually, I've always been very concerned about Kyocera, but her mother... isn't a good person. Just think about it, can a child who has never been taught and only listens to her mother really have her own ability to judge?"

A piece of blank paper, what is written on it depends entirely on what the people around you are willing to write.

Different colors, different lives.

There are naturally bad people, but Kyocera is not one of them. She is obviously a very good child, and Teacher Hu is not blind to her recent changes.

After listening to Teacher Hu's story about Kyocera's past, Guo Yue was silent for a few seconds, as if realizing something. "Mom, you mean..."

"Yes," Teacher Hu nodded. "I guess she used to think copying answers was right. Maybe someone told her something, but she always trusted a mother's love."

But she didn't know that some mothers were not worthy, like...

"Do you remember that man, your father?"

Guo Yue would never forget him, and naturally understood what Teacher Hu meant. That was why she was even more shocked.

So Jing Siyu paid for the answer not because she loved Kyocera, but because she wanted to destroy her?!

Thinking of this, Guo Yue suddenly looked up, "Mom, I..."

"I'll find a way." Teacher Hu lowered his eyes and took out his mobile phone from the drawer.

Guo Yue was silent, feeling very complicated. If she had told everything at the beginning, would Kyocera... not care about it?

After thinking about it, she took the initiative to confess her father's evil deeds.

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at the same time.

Kyocera walked into the hospital with a bouquet of flowers, and the phone in his pocket rang.

On the phone, Teacher Hu explained everything concisely and apologized guiltily.

"I understand, Mr. Hu, you don't have to worry about it. Right and wrong are only judged by people's hearts. I will prove my ability in the next exam."

She hung up the phone with a smile and pushed open the door of the ward.

This matter itself has nothing to do with Teacher Hu.

In the ward, Gu Mo had already woken up. She was half lying down, slightly tilting her head to look out the window. Her eyes were dim, and no one knew what she was thinking.