Chapter 378: 378. Chapter 378: The Truth Comes to Light 2

378. Chapter 378: The Truth Comes to Light 2

"Docked well, docked well. Don't know that parents' money is hard to earn." I said, gloating.

I estimate Liu Xi now wishes he could eat me alive; he just knows to glare at me fiercely, not daring to say anything. I know he definitely won't tell anyone about me and Shangguan Yun. And I rarely feel this good; I must have some fun with him. Because I know that after Lao Ma leaves, Liu Xi will definitely retaliate.

"Exactly, A Xi, you should learn more from your sister. You're already in ninth grade, about to take the high school entrance exam. Don't keep hanging out with those unsavory people outside. Put more thought into your studies; otherwise you'll easily go bad. I often hear about whose kid got into a fight and ended up in the hospital, and whose kid went to the police station. You'd better behave. Raising you two isn't easy for your parents." Lao Ma continued to lecture Liu Xi, saying, I know, some of Liu Xi's behaviors Lao Ma has long disliked; she's long wanted to find a chance to scold him. Now that she's caught the opportunity, Lao Ma will definitely give him a stern talking-to.

Poor Liu Xi, he can only swallow his broken teeth, he can only keep his grievance bottled up inside.

"Mom, I know, I won't, rest assured." After a long while, Liu Xi finally muttered a sentence.

"Knowing is enough, I just can't rest easy; if I could be at ease, that would be good. Remember to study hard, don't keep thinking about playing computer games; the college entrance exam is coming up, and your mind is still so scattered." Lao Ma said while tidying up Liu Xi's room.

Liu Xi, taking advantage of Lao Ma's inattention, glared at me fiercely and whispered: "I will definitely make you compensate me."

"Lao Ma, have you given me the twenty dollars that Liu Xi had deducted?" I said with a wicked smile. Liu Xi really is wronged; it's me who got him deducted twenty dollars, so he definitely needs to get it back; otherwise I'll definitely be the one suffering. I estimate I'll have to make it up to him every week.

"There's no such good thing; stay in your room and reflect properly; all my hard work is for the two of you." Lao Ma said and then left. The last sentence also implicated me.