Transmigrating into a Book: Beating Up the Little Tyrant Today

Qiu Shiyue looked sad, then turned away to comfort herself.

Brother Tou must be shy to act like that.

There were two other people around, and he felt embarrassed. Besides, dating wasn't allowed in the team, so he was only thinking of himself.

Qiu Shiyue wiped away her tears, looked up, and appeared both delicate and resilient.

She turned and left, imagining that her silhouette must be proud and strong, leaving a deep impression on him and arousing his pity.

As she approached the corner, Qiu Shiyue couldn't help but look back once more.

Apart from the rustling of branches and leaves in the wind, there wasn't a single person in sight.

She stomped her feet in exasperation.

It's all those two troublemakers' fault for preventing her from developing a relationship with Brother Tou.

She turned away in a huff and went to confront Aunt Qian.

Blizzard had already gone to eat with Sasha after she turned away, telling her not to overthink it.

Big Head didn't go to the office; he followed us.

Blizzard: "Weren't you looking for a coach?"

Big Head touched his nose. "It's nothing serious, eating is the most important thing."

Blizzard raised an eyebrow and looked away from him.

On the way to the cafeteria, Blizzard and Sasha explained everything.

After getting her food and sitting down, Qiu Shiyue went into the cafeteria.

Sasha whispered, "You mean, Aunt Qian might have been instructed by her to do that?"

Blizzard nodded. "It's very likely, but I don't have any evidence. I'll have to find an opportunity to ask Aunt Qian."

Da Tou stuffed a piece of meat into his mouth, indicating that Aunt Qian was nowhere to be seen at the food serving window today: "If she wanted to say something, she would have said it already. She took the blame for this kind of thing herself, so it's impossible that it didn't have an impact. If she was afraid of taking responsibility, she would have already revealed who it was."

Blizzard ponders.

Yes, she forgot that their relationship was no longer the friendly one they used to have; now it was entirely biased towards Qiu Shiyue.

If you ask yourself, you'll definitely get the same answer as the coach.

While she was eating with her head down, Qiu Shiyue glanced at the window but didn't see the person she was looking for. She then deliberately walked around them, passing by their table.

Call me Brother!

Qiu Shiyue walked very slowly, hoping that her brother would call her to eat and remind her to take care of herself.

Blizzard chewed a couple of mouthfuls of rice, making a sound that was neither too loud nor too soft, just enough for Qiu Shiyue to hear. "Is she walking at 0.5x speed? She walks so fast that no one notices her, as if she expects people to notice her if she walks slowly."

Qiu Shiyue heard it and broke down.

She walked out of the cafeteria in a few steps, panting heavily.

Sasha: "Did you press the fast-forward button for her?"

*

Qiu Shiyue went to Aunt Qian's dormitory, but she didn't see her. Only Aunt Li looked like she was about to leave.

Aunt Li was carrying a small bag. When she saw Qiu Shiyue arrive, her expression was complicated.

She didn't really like this girl; her eyebrows and eyes didn't look proper enough, and she always felt that Qian Fang would become confused whenever she got involved with this girl.

But out of consideration for Qian Fang, he still spoke up: "Are you here to see her off?"

Where did she go?

Aunt Li wasn't sure if Qiu Shiyue knew about this, so she said carefully, "She ran into some trouble. Her boss asked her to take unpaid leave, probably for about half a month. He didn't say she couldn't stay in the dormitory, but she insisted on leaving. Sigh."

Qiu Shiyue was angry inside. He actually tried to sneak away without telling her, shirking his responsibility!

Qiu Shiyue saw what was in her hand and asked, "Are you going to deliver something to her? Or should I do it?"

Without hesitation, Aunt Li handed her the bag and told her that Qian Fang was waiting for the bus at the bus stop outside the stadium.

Just as Qiu Shiyue was about to leave, Aunt Li stopped her again and asked her to wait.

Qiu Shiyue stood at the door, watching Aunt Li rummage around on the balcony. She repeatedly used the clothes pole to move the many white squares clipped to the clothesline, which she initially mistook for socks.

As a result, Aunt Li just moved the knob without taking it off.

Seeing that Qiu Shiyue had noticed her movements, she stopped fiddling with the cloth, grabbed a small clip and put it in her bag, telling her to hurry up and go.

She spoke with a smile on her face, and Qian Fang was now very grateful to her.

Qiu Shiyue looked completely puzzled; it was truly baffling.

She hadn't expected the small bag to be so heavy, and she huffed and puffed her way to the bus stop.

Aunt Qian had already stepped one foot into the car.

Thank goodness she saw it, otherwise would she have taken it back? No way, she would have just thrown it away.

Qiu Shiyue called out to her.

Aunt Qian looked at Qiu Shiyue with surprise as she walked towards her, carrying the food that Aunt Li had given her.

Is this a special trip to express your gratitude?

The aunt's eyes welled up with tears. She didn't care that the bus fare had already been paid, and got off the bus to take the things from Qiu Shiyue's hands.

"Child, you didn't need to come all this way..."

"What is this heavy thing? If you're going to leave, why don't you take all your stuff with you at once? Why do you have to ask someone else to deliver it to you? Don't you think you're just causing trouble for others?"

Aunt Qian was stunned for a moment, and when Qiu Shiyue saw that she was no longer trying to catch the things, she simply put them heavily on the ground.

Aunt Qian heard the sound of a jar breaking, followed by soup leaking from the bottom of the bag.

Qiu Shiyue pinched her nose. "What is this thing? It's disgusting. Ugh, I was carrying it all the way here."

Aunt Qian squatted down, rummaged through the plastic bags inside the package, and carefully moved the broken jar into the plastic bag to stop the soup from leaking out.

"You don't like boiled eggs, so this is a special side dish of pickled vegetables I made for you to eat with your egg porridge..."

"Hey, let me ask you something," Qiu Shiyue said arrogantly, "You've forgotten all the lines I taught you, haven't you? Why didn't you say a single thing to the coaching staff that I told you to say?"

"I, I forgot."

Aunt Qian lowered her head, not daring to look at her.

"Forgot? Did you really forget, or did you just not want to drag the blizzard into the water?"

Aunt Qian said nervously, "They found the surveillance footage of me going to buy medicine, but they couldn't find any connection between me and Blizzard. We do meet often, though. If we directly say that Blizzard instructed them, no one will believe us."

Qiu Shiyue looked around to make sure no one was there, then immediately lost her temper.

"Even if they don't believe it in the end, they will definitely investigate at first, and it will also implicate Sys, who shares a dorm room with her. Even if they can't find any evidence in the end, there will definitely be rumors circulating during their investigation."

Sys got first place, how could her teammates not be suspicious of her? Unfortunately, they all had problems, but the two of them were fine, so they were bombarded with spittle.

I was doing this to protect both of us. By deliberately not drugging them, I was preventing the situation from escalating and people becoming suspicious, so I could easily push them out. But you, instead, took all the blame…”

Aunt Qian watched as her mouth kept moving, spitting out droplets of saliva from time to time, and her ears were ringing.

Her Qianqian used to complain about her in the same way, complaining that she took her to a kindergarten that was so far away, that she had to get up very early every day, and that she didn't get enough sleep, especially in the cold winter.

"I'm sorry," she said.

Qiu Shiyue said so much, but in the end she only said "I'm sorry," and her head was about to explode.

What a terrible teammate.

Aunt Qian tentatively said, "Actually, this is good. It's not easy to take leave normally. During this suspension period, I can go to that open tournament, the one you asked me to go to."

"But I heard that tickets are hard to buy."