After a while, Laosi waved his fist: "Look again, I'll beat you."

The teacher turned around and smiled silently.

After that, when the teacher used up a piece of pencil, he didn't sharpen it, but replaced it with another one.

Then put all the broken pencils that day on the table, and the next day, you can take out several sharp and beautiful pens from the table.

The tablemate thought it was strange, so he didn't say anything.

Laus didn't talk to him at school, and it slowly became a little secret between the two.

Because Laosi was always mischievous, he was often punished to clean the classroom, and when he walked out of the school, he could see the teacher waiting for him.

Then, Lowe's naughty kung fu is even better, and he spends more and more cleaning time, contracting almost all the work on duty.

Besides going home together in private, Lowe also dared not openly use mechanical pencils at school.

Everyone knows who the owner of this pen is. If he takes it out, someone will definitely laugh at him and make up with his enemy, so shameless!

So he hid the pen in an iron box, and outside the iron box was a medium box, and the medium box was placed in a large box.

After returning home from school every day, he opened the three boxes one by one with a sense of ritual, and took out the magic pen.

He, who has never done homework, actually felt that the homework was a bit fragrant, and he sighed while writing: I will definitely

is crazy.

No, it must be the charm of mechanical pencils.

During dinner, he told his mother to buy a mechanical pencil.

The old lady gave him two slaps and told him to get out.

The author has something to say: Laus is a tough guy outside, but he's actually a slug at home. He'll be rolling with tears, crying and saying that he won't wash the dishes tonight, and he won't wash them in the future.

When a passing teacher learned about it, he laughed at him for the rest of his life.

Chapter 77

After entering junior high school, Lao Si no longer kept his distance from Lai Shi.

First, because the former classmates were scattered in various classes, and no one paid any attention to whether they were enemies or not.

Second, it was not long after school started, and the teacher was extorted for protection money.

Lai Shi's family is rich and famous throughout the county.

But there are always a few hooligans who drop out of school and have nothing to do and want to make some money.

On this day, Laus and his classmates made an appointment to play ball after school, and they had so much fun that they forgot the time.

By the time they left the campus, it was almost dark.

He passed by the entrance of an alley, and vaguely heard the teacher's voice, followed by a fierce tone of other boys: "Hurry up and take out the money."

Laus walked in quietly, and saw that the teacher was surrounded by several boys, with a few footprints on the white shirt on his body.

He turned the ball in his hand and threw it on the head of the leading boy.

In an instant, there was a melee. With one enemy against four, it was impossible to guarantee that he would not be injured. While pulling over the teacher to cover his head, he ran forward: "Come on."

Lai Shi turned his head to look at the wound on his forehead, suddenly turned around and picked up the wooden board by the roadside, and smashed it down at the person who was chasing, and there was a scream.

A few people in the back saw his indifferent expression and merciless actions, and they didn't dare to step forward for a while.

Laus was taken aback, and he didn't know if there were any nails on the board, for fear of something big.

Seeing that someone next to him came forward and wanted to sneak up on the teacher, he kicked him before he had time to think about it, then dragged the person out of a pigsty not far away, and threw him in.

While they were in a panic, he took the teacher's hand and ran home.

"Uncle Lai, someone just robbed the little lion." As soon as Lao Si arrived at the teacher's house, he couldn't wait to complain.

The two of them would often go to each other's door, and the adults knew that they were very good.

Seeing these two people all dirty, asking questions, rubbing medicine.

After eating dinner, Lao Si was about to go home. As soon as he walked to the gate of the courtyard, the teacher came after him: "I'll send you off."

"Okay." After Laus finished speaking, he couldn't help giving him a thumbs up, "You just now, man, did you secretly practice some martial arts?"

"The food you have eaten can always be turned into strength," Lai said.

"Then uncle, can he help?"

"He said he would call someone to look around tomorrow."

Laus nodded: "That's good, but I'm still a little worried. From now on, you'll be the same as before, just wait for me to go home with me. You don't need to be at the school gate, just wait for me in the classroom."

"I've been waiting for you, and you won't come for a long time." There was still a bit of resentment at these words, and it was estimated that the anger was spread on the group of thugs.

Knowing that he was wrong, Laosi took his hand and clapped: "There will be no next time. If I dare to play again and don't go home, I will... I will take you with me, okay?" ?"

"Say what you say."

"That's natural, have I lied to you?"

Lai Shi said: "Why not, you promised me to study hard."

"Look, why are you taking the topic away again, let's go back to playing football."

Lai Shiheng gave him a stern look, and punched him on the body. He heard him scream in pain, thinking that he had hit a wound, and hurriedly touched him: "Where does it hurt?"

Laus grabbed his hands in a funny way: "Oh, if you were a woman, this would be a hooligan."

"Bah." Master Lai spat at him, "Just your face reincarnated as a toad, but no woman wants to play hooligans with you."

"Hey, why not." Laus disagreed.

"Who?"

"Let me think about it, Huang Rong! Huang Rong really likes my face!" Laus said with a chuckle.

At that time, the boys read Jin Yong's books all day long, and Lao Si had no books, so he ran to the teacher's house, and the two read a book together.