Li Wenwen's face turned pale, "How could you..."

Instructor: "If your mental state is unstable, I have the right to notify your parents and inform them of your actual situation.

I do this for your own good.

They are your parents and they will never harm you."

Li Wenwen wanted to argue, no, that's not the case.

They only care about their own face, how many trophies she has won, whether she was admitted to 985 or 211, whether she is the first in the class, and whether the job she is looking for is not respectable.

She is not their child, just a tool in their hands.

She wanted to ask the counselor to let her parents go back. She was afraid to see the expressions on their faces. Any words they said would be enough to break her.

But Li Wenwen just remained silent, said nothing, nodded, and left the office.

As usual, she stayed in the library until after twelve o'clock, went to the cafeteria to eat, and then went back to the dormitory to take a nap.

In the afternoon, go to class as usual.

At 4:40, the head teacher told Li Wenwen that her parents were waiting for her in the office.

She waited patiently for the teacher to finish speaking, took notes, and took the initiative to walk up to her roommates for the first time, smiling and saying to them:

"Can you help me take the book back to the dormitory? I have something to do and have to go to the office."

The roommate nodded unexpectedly, "Okay, I'll put it on your desk."

"Thanks."

After Li Wenwen thanked her, she turned around and went in a different direction from them, with a faint smile on her face. As soon as she pushed open the office door, she was slapped so hard that she staggered.

Father Li scolded in a deep voice: "Li Wenwen, look at the good things you have done!

Do you still want to commit suicide? How old are you? Are you ashamed or embarrassed?

If we don't come, will you still follow other people's tricks of depression?

We feed you and clothe you, and this is how you repay us?

Li Wenwen, how could I have a daughter like you who is always embarrassed outside!"

Father Li pointed at Li Wenwen with his index finger, covering his heart, his whole body shaking with anger, and unable to hold back, he slapped Li Wenwen again.

"Hey, hey, Mr. Li, don't get excited." The instructor stopped Li's father, "If you have anything to say, please say it. It's wrong to hit someone."

Mother Li held the tissue and cried, "Teacher, tell me, my daughter is so obedient, but how come she has become like this after just a few years of college!"

Things got tricky, and the counselor looked helpless: "Li Wenwen is also very obedient now..."

"She is obedient and will go behind our back..." Father Li glared at Mother Li, who stopped talking in time and wiped her tears, "Teacher, you don't know, Wenwen has been a good child since she was a child. When did she become disobedient?"

Parents, she must have been led astray by her roommates who are not doing their job properly!"

"You can't say that..." the counselor smiled, "They are all very good children."

Father Li snorted coldly: "Then she just learned it badly!"

Li Wenwen lowered his head and didn't say a word. The counselor came out to smooth things over: "Wenwen, do you have any misunderstanding? Please tell your parents and explain clearly. Your parents are also worried about you."

Li Wenwen looked at every face in front of him with a swollen face.

She saw contempt and disdain in her parents' eyes.

Li Wenwen felt a little ridiculous.

She was like a product that was originally put on display in the window. It fell to the ground and broke into pieces. Its value was devalued and it was worthless. The boss curled his lips and threw it into the warehouse to gather dust.

The boss's actions are understandable, but she is human.

For the first time, she discovered that her parents' eyes were full of calculations. How much was she worth, how much benefit could she bring to them, and whether they could get a corresponding return on their investment.

It's really boring.

"Wenwen, don't be stunned, talk."

The counselor saw that she was willing to look up at them and thought she had listened to her words.

Father Li and Mother Li's eyes were full of oppression.

With a plop, Li Wenwen knelt down and kowtowed to her parents three times. Their expressions finally looked better, but Li Wenwen suddenly spoke, causing the two of them to clench their fists again and become angry.

"I have never done anything wrong. If I am to say I am wrong, I probably made it from the beginning."

Li Wenwen straightened up, looked at the sun, smiled, quickly climbed up to the balcony in the corridor, and opened his hands.

The counselor's pupils suddenly shrank: "No!"

He hurried forward to hug Li Wenwen's feet, but he didn't even grab a piece of her clothes.

The counselor lowered his head blankly, looking at the dazzling pool of blood on the ground, and did not regain consciousness for a long time.

Li's father looked down from the balcony, his chest kept rising and falling, he didn't know whether he was angry or shocked.

"Wenwen!"

Mother Li cried out, unable to bear the stimulation, and fainted.

The ambulance quickly arrived at the school, but ironically, they only took away Li's mother, leaving Li Wenwen's body to be handled by the funeral parlor.

When her roommate put the book on Li Wenwen's desk, a note fell out, which read:

No man is an island.

Except me.

Li Wenwen died, resolutely jumping from the tenth floor on a sunny day in midsummer.

Li Wenwen said very little, but everyone knew that she committed suicide.

Li Wenwen's parents took her ashes back with them, and the news was quickly blocked. Every day, psychological counselors visited several girls in the dormitory to provide them with psychological counseling.

In the end, they discovered that the counselor was the one who was depressed, and the school asked him to go back to recuperate.

This incident ended quickly. There was no change in the absence of a person with a low sense of presence in the dormitory. Days went on as usual, and everyone was busy with their own affairs.

However, the artificial lake was surrounded, and the water in the center of the lake was only enough to cover the insteps.

When Xiao Tao was wandering around the school, she would often see Li Wenwen climbing up to the balcony, jumping off, climbing up to the balcony again, and jumping off again.

There was no fluctuation in her heart. There were so many people committing suicide in the world, who wouldn't be pitiful? She herself was a ghost, how could she care?

She sighed and said to Gao Min, "It turns out that it's very difficult to really save someone."

Gao Min glanced at Su Shan, lowered his eyes and said nothing.

Su Shan wondered: "What do you think I am doing? I have to go out on duty again?"

"Yes." Gao Min took out a stack of information, "I contacted the bank manager to cancel the bank card in Chu Chu's name. You can just hand this over."

"Don't you need her to go in person? By the way, where has she been recently..."

Gao Min shook his head: "You don't have to worry about it, just hand over the information."

Su Shan was a little suspicious, "You wouldn't want to take advantage of her absence to transfer the money in her account."

Gao Min sneered, Su Shan closed her mouth, made a zipper gesture, then gestured OK, picked up the information and left.

After a while, Gao Min called a leader at the DMV and said he wanted to cancel his driver's license and apply for a retake.

"Huh? It's still early for you to expire. Besides, even if your driver's license expires, you can just come over and renew it. Why bother taking the test again?"

Gao Min, "She hasn't driven a car in a long time. She is a newbie and has almost forgotten the basic knowledge. She needs to take the test again to deepen her memory and be safer."

"Oh, it's so troublesome to retake the exam. Why don't you just find a coach to teach her..."

Gao Min held his mobile phone on his shoulder, opened a tea gift box, stuffed a wad of money at the bottom, closed it, and took out his car keys.

She smiled and said: "Don't talk about it, I just got a box of Junshan Silver Needles two days ago, and I know you like to drink it.

I'm on my way to your place now to do some work, and I just happened to deliver it to you.

I always bothered you before, and I couldn't bear it anymore. This is a small kindness, and you must accept it."

"Hey, how can this be so embarrassing...Cheng, come here."
Chapter completed!