Among so many people, Huo Huaixin stood out, his small body like a straight gun, and even his eyebrows seemed to be filled with justice:

"Just now I happened to bump into Ruo Xia and his friend and heard their conversation. Even her friend felt that Ruo Xia did something wrong, but Ruo Xia only wanted to pour dirty water on Yuan Bao and completely ignored the truth.

"Whether this is selfish or not, we will know after thinking about it."

Most of the people who came here were high-level bloodstains, and they were not fools. Why would Ruo Xia target others like this?

Someone in the crowd muttered:

"Speaking of which, Chu Tangli's death cannot be entirely blamed on Yuan Baoer. Even the emperor didn't say anything, and Chu Tangli's family didn't say anything. Why did we just follow that public opinion? It's so stupid.

Are you done?"

This sentence directly woke everyone up.

"That's right. If the content of that letter is also fake, wouldn't it mean that we all have to wrongly accuse the group leader?"

This group of people finally reacted.

Yuan Baoer breathed a sigh of relief and turned to look at Ruo Xia, who looked ugly: "How about it? If you don't agree, then you will acquiesce."

"I -" Ruoxia gritted her teeth and glared at her angrily, her heart aching with anger.

She was a little impulsive. Now that she was riding a tiger, she had no choice but to grit her teeth and agree: "Okay, if it's really my fault, I can be your slave. I will do whatever you ask me to do."

"No problem." Yuan Baoer happily agreed, not forgetting to let the crowd participate: "Everyone has seen it. She agreed. She can't be a scumbag when the time comes."

Everyone nodded in unison.

Some people were happy and some were sad. The girls next to Ruo Xia frowned, obviously feeling that they were going to lose. They approached Ruo Xia, and they were all very unhappy and complained: "What if you lose then? Why don't you?"

Isn’t it too ugly for a child to be a slave?”

Before anyone else could say anything, her own people poured cold water on her first.

"If you lose, you lose. Besides, we haven't reached the last moment yet and we don't know what to do." Ruo Xia frowned. She didn't want to bet with others here, but it was already like this. Couldn't she still agree?

At this moment, the doctor had already walked out of the cabinet. Seeing that there were so many people, his face was ashen and he thought that the group of people had come to destroy the store. He just wanted to blast them away quickly: "People have woken up.

"

Everyone's eyes lit up when they heard this, and they saw a little girl walking out with a weak look and clutching her stomach.

The little girl originally came to see Yuan Baoer. When she saw so many people outside, she was startled and a little confused:

"What are you doing?"

Ruo Xia quickly stepped forward and said impatiently: "You don't have to worry about them." She pulled the little girl over and pointed at Yuan Bao'er:

"Tell me, were you injured by this child? Did you two have a quarrel, so you fainted?"

"Ah?" The little girl was stunned and glanced at Yuan Bao'er who was standing aside, with an incomprehensible expression: "No, this young lady saved my life. I haven't thanked her yet. You have misunderstood."

The whole place was in an uproar.

Some of the good-hearted male students also laughed mockingly: "Some people really shot themselves in the foot."

"It's so funny to me. I just said it with certainty. Now I'm slapped in the face. I don't know if it hurts."

"Stop talking!" Ruo Xia's face turned red, knowing that she was doomed now and there was nothing she could do.

Bao'er watched from the sidelines, knowing that it was her turn to play at this time.

She first looked at the little girl: "Are you feeling better now?"

The little girl nodded heavily and held her hand gratefully: "I feel much better now than before. I came here specifically to thank you."

After saying that, she reached out and hugged Yuan Baoer gently: "Thank you, Princess. If it weren't for you, I might have fallen on the roadside. I don't know when someone will save me."

She patted the other party's hand reassuringly, "How could it be? There is also this sister who helped you. It's impossible for me to get in by myself."

As she said that, she pointed at the woman behind her: "That's her."

The little girl's eyes lit up and she quickly thanked you: "Thank you, sister. I don't have anything to thank you for. Why don't you leave your address and I'll come to say thank you another day."

"No need. When you see a child injured, you must help. This is human nature." The young lady waved her hand handsomely, and then looked at the angry Ruoxia:

"It's not like when some people see someone being injured, the first thing they do is throw dirty water on them."

Ruo Xia knew that she was talking about herself, and her face turned red to the color of pig liver, and she could kill a fly between her eyebrows:

"This matter has nothing to do with you, why are you interrupting?"

"I have nothing to do with it? It seems you were the one who didn't let me save people just now. You talk about other people's bad morals every day. I don't think you are that good yourself."

The woman retorted without sparing any effort, rolled her eyes faintly, looked at Bao'er, and patted her shoulder comfortingly:

"I'm telling you, you must never forgive this girl. Just let her be your slave and handle her well." Then she turned and left, muttering: "It's really annoying."

"you--"

"Sister Ruoxia." Bao'er stepped forward and blocked her way: "Now you should fulfill your promise."

She smiled heartily, and it was naturally the most dazzling smile in Ruo Xia's eyes.

There were boos at the scene, and everyone raised their eyebrows. You looked at me and I looked at you, all waiting for Ruo Xia's consent.

What could Ruo Xia do? Her face seemed to be lit on fire. She was angry and irritable. She stamped her feet: "I know, I didn't say I won't do it. What do you want me to do now?

Can you just let me do it?"

"Then let's make medicine for this little girl first."

She pointed casually and said softly: "Actually, I don't need you to do anything, but since you just delayed this little girl's treatment by writing first, you should pay the price for your own behavior. After you boil the medicine, take the medicine

Come to me during class and break time, I’ll wait for you.”

"Pfft!" Someone in the crowd laughed, "Oh, now it's better, I'm a slave."

But some people disagreed: "That's it. This is too cheap for her. Princess, I can guarantee that if you two were the other way around, she would never be like you and call you to make you cry."

The person next to me also nodded: "I also think that this woman can do such a thing. The princess is just a child and is still too kind."
Chapter completed!