Shi Keke detected the underlying tone in his words and felt he was being somewhat extreme in his response to the question. Even though she knew he was normally such a domineering person, she still found him a bit unusual.
So she couldn't help but think...
"Was it because of you that my classmate transferred?" she asked, her tone questioning.
"So what if it was?" He was bold enough to admit it, "If I hadn't shown mercy, do you think he'd have any chance to return to Du City and make something of himself in this life?"
"No wonder he left without a word. It made him heartbroken for quite a while," Shi Keke frowned and said, "Back in junior high, he was my idol. Every time he played basketball, I'd secretly hide in a corner with a drawing board and pencil, sketching him. I'd capture every move he made playing basketball for my collection."
Shi Mei's eyes were deep, like an abyss you couldn't see the bottom of. "Shi Keke, how come I never knew you had this little woman side to you?"
