Chapter 741: The Night Before Death

The day for the face-slapping to commence finally arrived.

Waiting for this day…

Zhong Nuannuan thought it was such a boring thing to wait for.

However, unlike Zhong Nuannuan, Wu Wenqian had been waiting for a long time.

Over the past month, she received endless mockery and sneers all because of Zhong Nuannuan.

Not only was she traumatized mentally, but she also suffered irreversible physical injuries on her body.

On the day when Zhong Nuannuan walked past her, Wu Wenqian stretched out her leg to trip Zhong Nuannuan. Yet, not only did Zhong Nuannuan remained upright, she even stepped on Wu Wenqian’s foot.

Initially, Wu Wenqian felt only pain. When it started to feel better, she thought that it was nothing and not worth informing her teacher. After all, she was the one who started this incident, and there were surveillance cameras in the cla.s.sroom. If they really wanted to pursue the matter, she was the one at fault. The teacher might not stand up for her, and would even ask her to apologize to Zhong Nuannuan.

However, who would have thought that even on the second day, her feet would still ache slightly, and remained so on the third day…

After limping around for a whole week, not only did her leg not recover, it even started to hurt more. Especially after a week, the pain she felt reached an unbearable level. She had no choice but to go to the hospital.

Hospitals in big cities were expensive, so she could only go to a small orthopedic clinic. The doctor touched her bones and said that she was fine. Perhaps her blood circulation was obstructed because she was stepped on, and that was why she was in pain.

Therefore, she took out 1000 bucks from the 20 thousand bucks that Leng Qirui’s butler gave her for acupuncture. The lousy doctor told her that she would recover after 10 acupuncture sessions.

Ten times later, not only did her foot not get better, her foot was swollen. She asked the doctor to refund her money, but the doctor adamantly refused.

The argument turned out to be fruitless. Thus, she could only go to a major hospital.

After she went to the major hospital, the doctor gave her a blood test and a CT scan. Adding on to the already expensive fees, when the results from the CT scan revealed that there was no problem with her foot, she went for an MRI scan. Eventually, she was officially diagnosed with necrosis.

As for how long she had been afflicted by necrosis—whether it had been stepped on or whether it had been done by the crooked doctor in the small clinic—the doctors in the major hospital could not find absolute proof.

In short, the nerves in her feet were partially dead, and she was very likely to become lame for the rest of her life.

She knew that this was Zhong Nuannuan’s doing.

However, when Wu Wenqian went to settle the score with Zhong Nuannuan, Zhong Nuannuan refused to admit it and asked her to produce evidence for her accusation.

Wu Wenqian was extremely frustrated.

What evidence could she produce? What evidence was there?

Leng Qirui’s butler had given her 20 thousand bucks as compensation. She spent 1000 bucks to go to the small clinic and another 12000 bucks to buy a dress. In the end, she only had 7000 bucks left. However, what she had to face was several tens of thousands in medical fees.

Wu Wenqian’s hatred for Zhong Nuannuan reached its peak.

Today, it was finally time for their results to be announced. As Zhong Nuannuan had not been around during this period of time, Wu Wenqian was afraid that Zhong Nuannuan would suddenly stop coming to school like Zhong Qianqian.

At the mention of Zhong Qianqian, Wu Wenqian and Li Shanshan were furious.

This woman was a super sh*t stirrer. She had caused Xue Miqi to end up in jail. Two days ago, Xue Miqi finally received her sentence.

She was accused of attempting murder on the fiancée of an important military officer in Camino. Although it did not cause any substantial harm, Xue Miqi was convicted for attempted murder and sentenced to 20 years in prison.

It was very unfortunate for Xue Miqi as she had already turned 18 for three months. She was already capable of making her own choices, so the court did not reduce the severity of her crime because of her age.