Quick Wear Beauty

Chapter 142: My Deskmate is as Soft as a Jade Flower (Thirty-one)

In the multimedia classroom, the programs participating in the New Year's Day gala were performed one by one on stage. After the performance, the teacher in charge of the New Year's Day gala held the program list and announced the final programs for the New Year's Day gala.

"The final program list we decided on is as follows: the ballet 'Swan Lake', the piano solo 'Moonlight', the melodrama 'The Girl of That Year'..."

Zuo Li: “Yeah!”

Lian Xiaoxiao: "We can perform together!"

The five people sitting in the middle were all very happy and high-fived each other to celebrate.

After that, the teacher gave some instructions and asked most of the students to return to the classroom. He kept a small number of students and explained things to them one by one.

The teacher walked over to Zuo Li and the others and said:

"Your program had beautiful music, a natural transition between the joyful beginning and the sad ending, and the narration was emotional. The performers all performed well, and it was very touching. Several teachers thought it was acceptable."

"However, the theme of this program is good, but the ending is too tragic. Showing people the destruction of beautiful things does indeed arouse sympathy and also serves as a warning."

"However, a New Year's Day performance isn't quite appropriate. You know, this year the principal invited several leaders from the Education Bureau and the city to watch the performance. If they saw this, with such a sad ending, wouldn't they wonder if there's a culture of school violence at our No. 1 Middle School?"

"We've thought about it and decided to keep your program, but we need to make some changes. The ending where the heroine jumps to her death can be changed to one where she is rescued in time. After guidance from her teacher and family, her heart is healed, she escapes school violence, gets admitted to a good university, and regains her life."

They looked at each other and Gu You agreed.

"The Girl of That Year" is told from the perspective of a boy who once saved a girl. The story begins like this:

Many years later, the boy was visiting the girl's grave. He placed flowers on the grave and looked at the girl, who would forever remain sixteen years old. He said with tears and laughter, "Why were you so stupid? It hurt so much when you jumped! I met you too late and couldn't save you! I'm sorry!"

From this, the boy recalled the well-behaved and innocent girl ten years ago, the girl with a bright smile, the girl whose eyes gradually dimmed after being bullied, and the girl who jumped down...

The innocent and academically excellent sixteen-year-old girl became the "other people's child" in the eyes of her parents, which made her the envy of the school's big sister.

After being bullied, she resisted and asked for help, but the bystanders hesitated and allowed her to be bullied.

Every time she resisted, she faced more severe bullying and suffered more serious injuries.

Once, she was finally protected by a tall boy who stopped the bully and warned him severely.

The girl thought she could finally study well, but the bully was quiet for a week and then started bullying the girl again!

After being bullied, the girl fought back and accidentally killed the bully.

The girl was terrified. She felt guilty for killing someone and a little excited about revenge, but more importantly, she had lost hope for the future and felt disgusted with the world.

The girl fled the crime scene and the bloody corner. Before she could even grasp the truth, she had already run onto the rooftop.

At this time, the boy who saved her finally heard the news and rushed over. He wanted to stop the girl from being bullied, but found that someone was dead. He shouted the girl's name.

The girl sat on the rooftop, looking at the boy running towards the Academic Affairs Office, smiled with regret and relief, and jumped off the tall building.

This incident caused a huge sensation in the local area.

The bystanders who had silently avoided these things finally regretted it and confessed in the girl's funeral hall.

After the girl jumped off the building, her parents were heartbroken.

The bully was killed, and her parents were in pain but also ashamed.

Everyone said that they had not raised their child well. They could not stand the gossip from their neighbors, so after their daughter's funeral, they moved away from their hometown and never returned.

If the bullies had stopped, both girls' lives could have been continued. But now, there are only two lonely graves, leaving behind only a few regrets...