"Xiao Su..."
Loo Ping suddenly spoke up, but seemed hesitant. Seeing this, Su Man looked puzzled: "Teacher Loo, if you have something to say, just say it. Don't beat around the bush."
"Professor Kang's father took the kids home."
Hearing that, Su Man's heart skipped a beat. She immediately turned to look toward the old banyan tree. Sure enough, Captain Kang and the Bun trio were nowhere to be seen. Her expression shifted several times, and in the end she gritted her teeth and said to Loo Ping and the other two women, "I still have some things to do at home, so I won't keep chatting with you."
With that, she didn't pause for even a moment, lifting her feet and heading for her front gate.
It's not that she was chicken, afraid of Kang Li or anything—she just didn't want to risk embarrassing herself in front of others again.
That's what Su Man told herself, but in reality, facing Kang Li, she was intimidated from the bottom of her heart. In other words, she really was scared.
