I just want to drop out of school

Bai Lan also received the 1500 million on behalf of Karuizawa.

After the down payment was completed, Nanyun's savings instantly increased from eight digits to seven digits.

This made Nanyun very sad.

"My! Money!" Nan Yun wailed in his heart.

Then, he comforted himself in his heart: "It doesn't matter. Although my monthly income is only more than 5 million now, at this rate, it will take seven months to pay it off. However, as long as the second grade is still under my notice, I can get more class points for the second grade in the future! My income is still growing. Bai Lan may be right. I will make 700 million or even 1 billion in the future! A mere 50 million is nothing at all!"

And just like that, this arbitration meeting came to an end.

Subsequently, the three parties withdrew in an orderly manner.

Nanyun's party was the first to leave.

Following closely behind were Bai Lan and the others.

Manabu Horikita and Akane Tachibana were the last to leave, and they wanted to lock the door.

Bai Lan left almost right behind Nan Yun and the others.

After walking out of the special classroom, Bai Lan announced loudly to his friends: "The battle is over, let's start distributing the spoils!"

Nan Yun, who was walking in front, felt a pang of pain when he saw Bai Lan was about to distribute the points he had just gotten from him in front of him.

Is this counting points?

This is clearly dividing his meat!

With the idea of ​​out of sight, out of mind, Nan Yun quickly quickened his pace and in a blink of an eye he left the corridor and turned into the nearest corridor.

Mi Cang and the others quickly followed and disappeared.

Immediately afterwards, Horikita Manabu left the special classroom, locked the door, and quickly left with Tachibana Akane.

He probably couldn't bear to see his promising junior and sister dividing the loot like a criminal gang in front of him.

After all the outsiders left.

"The spoils?" Hirata asked in confusion.

Kushida blinked his eyes: "What I mean is..."

"Give out money?" Horikita Suzune tilted her head back slightly.

"Ah? Isn't that my compensation? Do you want to share it? Oh, right!" Karuizawa was stunned at first, and then seemed to remember something. He quickly folded his arms across his chest, turned his head away, and said with an arrogant look on his face: "I just want to clear my name. These points are also earned by you. Hiring a lawyer outside also costs labor fees.

It’s up to you how much to charge.

Anyway, I didn’t do anything, and I won’t say anything if you guys divide it among yourselves.”

It is said that "money moves people's hearts".

Faced with such a huge sum of 50 million yuan, no one present could easily suppress their greed.

No matter how aloof and proud he pretended to be, he couldn't help but become a little concerned about this huge sum of money.

But it's just a little bit.

Karuizawa didn't dare to think too much. In her opinion, even if Bai Lan gave her just one percentage point, it would be enough for her to squander for a long time.

If there was more, Karuizawa didn't dare to think about it. Even if Bai Lan was willing to give her more, it would be difficult for her to take it.

On the one hand, she was embarrassed to take it. After all, if it weren't for Bai Lan, she would either be bullied, exposing her true face of being strong on the outside but weak on the inside and easy to bully, or she would be expelled from school.

Throughout the whole process, she won without any effort.

Bai Lan not only protected her, but was also willing to give her some money...

Thinking of this, Karuizawa even felt embarrassed to take the money.

On the other hand, she didn't dare to take it. As the saying goes, an innocent man is guilty of possessing a treasure. If she had so many points and others knew about it, it would definitely cause a lot of trouble.

Although Bai Lan said that he would protect her, he also said that this protection was not permanent, but would gradually weaken.

What if the protection ends one day and Bai Lan no longer protects her?

Instead of doing this, it would be better to ask for fewer points, or even no points at all, and directly put the points with Bai Lan to improve Bai Lan's favorability and continue to pay protection fees.

"Well, I don't need that." At this time, Hirata spoke up, looking embarrassed, "I didn't help for the points, and I didn't help at all."

"I don't need it either." Horikita Suzune also said, "I didn't help for the points, and I didn't help much.

In fact, this matter has been under Bai Lan's control from the very beginning.

The evidence I used was sent to me by Bai Lan.

Judging from the time and technique of taking the photos, Bai Lan had already mastered the solution to the problem from the very beginning and didn't need us at all.

“I’m not here to help so much as to learn.

Through this incident, I learned a lot and gained a lot.

As for the compensation, actually, compared with what I paid and what I got, I should be the one paying the compensation.”

Hearing this, Hirata was surprised and said, "So that's how it is!

It seems like what Horikita-san said is true.

Through this incident, I learned a lot and gained a lot.

For example, I learned a new method that can be used to protect my classmates. Although this method is a bit too difficult for me to implement, at least it has broadened my horizons.

In addition, I think the managers of our class also successfully cooperated in this matter and strengthened the relationship between each other. I was very moved by everyone's hard work for Karuizawa-san.

I think this is the greatest reward I have gotten from this matter.

In my opinion, this is something that no amount of points can replace.”

"Well... that." At this time, Kushida also spoke up: "Then I don't need any reward either."

At the same time, Kushida was complaining crazily in his heart: "Actually, I do want a share. Although I also know that this matter must be under the control of the wise Bai Lan, I have also contributed a little. But you are all too noble. It seems that you don't want to share the money. Whether it's Horikita who contributed the most to Bai Lan, or even Karuizawa, the person involved, all of them are like this. How can I have the nerve to say 'I want'? If I ask for it, wouldn't it make me look like the worst person? Obviously, I am the little angel of our class. This will destroy my image!"

Kushida made up his mind and decided to complain about this matter to Bai Lan in private later.

In Kushida's opinion, Bai Lan is a very smart person and can see through what she is thinking at a glance. It is useless to hide her thoughts in front of Bai Lan. She might as well say it directly to avoid feeling uncomfortable, which is useless.

When she complained about this to Bai Lan, her main purpose was to complain so as not to drive herself crazy, not for points.

If Bai Lan is willing to give her some, that would be good too. If not, Kushida doesn't care and can just consider it as paying tuition.

After all, she did learn a lot of useful things from Shiranui, just like Horikita and Hirata.

Moreover, through this incident, in the process of cooperation between Kushida and Horikita, there were many interactions other than bickering, and even friendly interactions, which made Kushida feel that the relationship between the two seemed to have improved a lot.

Based on what Kushida has learned about Horikita after these days of contact, he discovered that although Horikita doesn't have many close friends, she is not a cold person. The main reason why she has no friends is because she takes relationships too seriously, to the point of being "serious".

As for people like Horikita, Kushida felt that as long as he maintained a good relationship with Horikita, then if Horikita remembered his dark history someday in the future, considering the "friendly" relationship between the two, he would more or less have the awareness of "keeping it a secret for a friend".

This made Kushida feel somewhat relieved.

Of course, these are not things you can just tell anyone.

Thinking of this, Kushida added: "After all, I have also gained a lot."

After seeing that the four people all said they didn't want money, it seemed like they had somehow gained some favorability. Bai Lan was not happy about it and quickly tried to make amends.

"What? I'm giving you money, but you don't want it?

What do you mean?

If you don't want the points, does that mean you want me to owe you a favor so you can repay it in the future?

Or are you trying to back down in order to advance, saying no but actually wanting me to give you more points? Huh?"

Bai Lan bared his teeth, put on a face of a philistine, and said, "Don't even think about it! 10 each, okay, okay, Horikita, you are more dramatic, so I'll give you an extra 3, that's it, no more, your work is worth this much at most, the rest is mine! Mine!"

The others were fine, but Karuizawa was frightened and almost revealed his true form. Fortunately, he managed to control himself, then nodded and said in a tough manner: "If you insist on giving me something, I have no objection. After all, they also wasted a lot of time, so it's only right that they give me some compensation, huh!"

139. Midterm exam is coming!

After dividing the spoils, Bai Lan and his group started to leave the teaching building.

Because the midterm exams are approaching, all club activities have been suspended recently, so school is over now.

On the way, Horikita felt a little confused about what happened not long ago, and couldn't help asking Bai Lan: "What happened to the test questions being leaked?"

Since the truth had been almost exposed, Bai Lan had no intention of hiding anything and told her directly about the ancient exam questions.

Horikita was very surprised by this. As an "honest person", it was hard to believe that the school secretly "encouraged" cheating.

But after Bai Lan's explanation, Horikita also understood the logic and nodded, "Indeed, the school recruited students and gave each of them 100,000 points right from the start, plus two sets of school uniforms made of high-end materials and with high manufacturing costs, as well as other supporting facilities such as mobile phones and student ID cards, all of which are very valuable.

The school has invested at least hundreds of thousands of dollars in each student just after they started school.

Even if students have to be expelled, the value of their expulsion should exceed these costs.

Otherwise, these costs will be wasted.

With such a huge cost, it should not be possible for so many students to be expelled from school just because of one exam.

If the exams were to be conducted normally, a large number of students would definitely be eliminated from the CD class which is full of poor students.

Even if we really need to use some students dropping out to make other students feel a sense of urgency, there is no need to drop so many people at once.

This is a huge waste.

Even if it is to kill a chicken to scare the monkey, if the loss caused by killing the chicken is greater than the benefit of teaching the monkey a lesson, it is not worth it.

Moreover, if Class CD is "eliminated" too quickly, Class AB will lose the competitive pressure early.

Therefore, in order to allow Class C and Class D, which are home to the poor students, to "survive" longer and to create pressure on Classes AB, the school deliberately left a glimmer of hope for the poor students.

It turned out to be the case.

besides......."

Horikita then continued to ask: "Can such vicious incidents as 'falsely accusing classmates of bullying', 'causing substantial personal injury', or even involving 'criminal' be resolved privately?

As far as I know, this situation is not allowed to be resolved privately, right?

Even if Karuizawa, the victim, is willing, the school won't agree, right?

After all, if the other party does such a thing, it is not just Karuizawa who will be harmed. Once this matter gets out and becomes known, other students will also cause a commotion when they know that there is such a person around them, and even the reputation of the school will be damaged.

To take an extreme example, a murderer cannot escape legal accountability by paying a price to "settle the matter privately" with the victim's family.

After all, no one can accept that a dangerous element continues to stay among the masses, even if he has been forgiven by the victim's family or even the victim himself.

In order to maintain its reputation and calm the students’ anxiety, the school should severely punish the perpetrators.”

Bai Lan: "In principle, we can't settle this privately. But if we both withdraw the charges and collude with each other, and describe this as a 'misunderstanding', the school can't do anything about it."

At this time, Kushida couldn't help but interrupt and said, "But didn't the student union see us discussing the terms of the private settlement? We suddenly changed our words. Isn't this obviously a lie?"

Bai Lan explained: "The student union is just a 'buffer zone' between students and the school. Although it can represent the school to a certain extent, it is not directly the school.

If handled properly, even if it is against the rules, people will turn a blind eye. This is the hidden rule, or the unspoken rule.

The role of rules is to solve problems, stabilize order, and deter restless elements who attempt to disrupt order.

If the problem can be successfully solved, restless people can be deterred, order can be stabilized, and the result is good, then even if there are some things that do not conform to the rules, there is no need to make a big deal about it, and there is always room for turnaround.

Although this case involves "personal injury", "false accusation" and "bullying", which sound heavy.

But see for yourselves the results of this.

The person involved, Karuizawa, was fine. The ones who got into trouble were the ones who wanted to harm others.

Therefore, overall, no adverse impact was caused, the victim received huge compensation, and the perpetrator also suffered a serious price.

Very popular!

Fifty million!

Isn't this much more serious than causing the other person to drop out of school?

You know, it only costs 20 million to avoid expulsion.

Not to mention, I had to clean the toilets for a semester.

The perpetrators have received a profound lesson.

Although the punishment method is slightly different from the school rules, the purpose has been achieved.

If we really dig deeper, it will only increase the workload and the cost of maintaining order, and it will also cause various unknown problems, which will have an adverse impact on the already stable order.

Of course, if it is a formal occasion, in front of the school, such a "court" situation, it can only be handled impartially and strictly according to the punishment regulations of the school rules. "