My Iyashikei Game Chapter 114: Our Turn to Help You

“Can you teach me how to fight?” The young man placed the cup noodle before Han Fei, he even served an extra bottle of drink and a hotdog. “This meal is on me.”

“Well, this is a first. I’ve never been treated by a high-schooler before.” Since Han Fei skipped dinner, he was indeed quite hungry.

“Thank you for helping me out earlier.” The kid sat beside Han Fei and they looked out at the street through the convenience store window.

“If you really want to thank me, then get back to school. Education might not guarantee a bright future but it can at least provide you with more opportunities and choices.” Han Fei said in a warm voice, “You are still young, your future is bright open. If you do not like this city, you can consider applying to a university far away, but to get into a good university, you have to have a good grade, which is why you need to go back to school.”

“I know but university requires tuition. I need to work because I don’t want to trouble people around me, my uncle’s family already hates me as it is…” The kid pouted as he turned to the empty street.

“Your situation qualifies you to apply for scholarships, if you work hard enough, I’m sure help will come.”

“My situation?” The kid was confused. Han Fei did not elaborate. After he finished his noodles, he went to the counter to swipe his id card to pay for the meal. “My contact number is on there. If they ever dare to come back, call me.” Han Fei then departed. As he was about to step out, Han Fei turned around to ask, “Qu Wenhou, if you can see your mother again, is there anything that you want to tell her?”

Hearing Han Fei, the kid was stunned for a long time before his head slowly lowered, “If I can see her again, I will definitely apologize to her and then give her the promise that from now on I will protect her always, so that she will never be bullied again.” When he raised his head, Han Fei had already disappeared. Dusk arrived and it was still quiet out on the streets.

The setting sun elongated Han Fei’s shadow. He stood on the opposite side of

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