Click Your Heart's
The Part 34

During the break, Alan told Irene that he had been bullied by a senior employee in the kitchen.

"Geez, you're such a mess, lu Lan," Irene sympathized.

"But elo should be able to hold on Lan. Remember we need money to live in this city. You don't want to disappoint your family in the village?" Alan shook his head. "We used to go to town. Then what would their reaction be if we went home with empty hands?"

Alan pondered Irene's words. "Yes, you're Ren. People like us can't give up. I will also find a job. The times I didn't feel at home there I didn't have to bother looking for another monkey" alan said.

"But you also have to want to return the favor, Lan. Cindy's mom has kindly asked her boyfriend to accept that we work there do you have the heart to make them disappointed."

This time Irene's words made Alan a dilemma. "Au agh, I'm dizzy," whined Alan.

...***...

After a few days of rest at home Cindy returned to campus. He had already started composing his script material so he only occasionally came to get the lecturer's guidance.

As Cindy was walking down the campus corridor, someone dragged Cindy until her back hit the wall. "Ah." Cindy grimaced in pain.

"Heh, the damn girl dare you come to campus, you still have a debt to me to make my car really scuffed," said Dira.

Cindy pulled the tip of her lips. "Obviously elo who grazed them, why do they have to replace the damage to your car?" Cindy's circus won't lose.

"Lo, dare to fight me?" Challenge Dira.

"Why not?" Cindy took a step forward to make Dira take a step back.

Dira was about to push Cindy but his hand was blocked first. "Not push." Cindy pushed back Dira.

"Lo wants to be suspended again because of my misfortune?"

"Gue is not afraid, I will tell the lecturer that elo is a campus chicken, let us both in DO," challenged Dira.

Plaques

A loud slap landed on Dira's cheek. "Nonsolent," Dira held her cheek that felt hot.

"Hold him! Take off her clothes, see how dangerous she is until a lot of om-oms come after her." Dira orders two of his friends who are behind while he will record Dira.

"No release?" Dira holds her hair. "Don't try to harass me, next time if you want execution look at the victim first." threatened Cindy.

"Okay, okay but let go of my hair!" Dira pleaded because she almost cried because she felt pain in her head.

While one of his friends recorded the incident when Cindy was grabbing Dira. Cindy glanced at Dira's friend. He took off Dira's hair and turned to his friend. Cindy grabbed the phone quickly and slammed it.

The phone broke into pieces. Cinsy slammed it really hard. "Ups, broken. Sorry yes, on purpose," Cindy's lead.

Then a teacher passed by there. Dira glanced at him. "Please Cindy suddenly slammed my phone for no apparent reason." Adu Dira to the bald-headed lecturer.

The lecturer named Pak Bakri also approached Cindy and told her to go to the lecturer's room. "Actually what's your reason for slamming Dira's phone?" Ask Mr. Bakri with a loud voice in the ear.

"Mr believe that he would harass me?" Cindy answered Pak Bakri's question with a question.

"Impressed how?"

"She wanted to record me with her phone, then spread it to the internet." Pak Bakri turned to give a sharp look at Dira and his friends. "What does Cindy say, Dira?"

"Where could I have done that low, sir. He just doesn't like it when I charge his friend the money he has grazed my car, sir. That's why he threw my phone." She lies.

"Who lied then? if you both accuse," asked Pak Bakri confused.

"That's it, sir. I'll forgive Cindy. But he had to replace the phone he broke, how about sir?" Dira gave a proposal.

"Son, if you don't look for problems with me, I will not slam your phone," said Cindy did not accept.

"Already, Cindy you have to change Dira's phone because you broke the phone. I saw it myself, so you can't argue."

"Good, Sir. But I'm great-granddaughter," then he turned to Dira. "Gue pays two thousand per day," Cindy's lead by sticking out her tongue. Then he came out of the lecturer's room.

"Damn you think I'm a parking lot," murmured Dira. He and his two followers came out also without saying goodbye to the lecturer.

"Basar children do not know manners," said Mr. Bakri while shaking his head.