His little fairy is a clingy

Chapter 212 I'm Really Good at Protecting the Boss

Hua Xi used to be stared at by others, and she could ignore it, but she couldn't stand others staring at Xu Wang.

That kind of curious or sympathetic gaze made her unbearable.

She stood beside Xu Wang, clenched her fists, Xu Wang didn't respond to those gazes, but she couldn't hold back, as long as someone stopped to look over because of surprise, she would stare back ferociously.

"What are you looking at! Are you a primary school student? What's there to see!"

Often when the person she slapped harshly realizes that their behavior is not polite, they will immediately apologize and walk away in a hurry.

But there are also those who follow behind them, and Huaxi has no way to chase them away.

She was still angry, but Xu Wang held her back and said soothingly: "Don't be angry, I'm fine, I'll be in the classroom soon."

"But—" Huaxi bit her lips, but their school didn't have access for the disabled, and their classroom was on the second floor, so he couldn't get in his wheelchair.

There were more and more people in the school, and Hua Xi was so anxious that her eyes were a little red.

She thought in a trance, had he experienced these things in his previous life?

She really hadn't seen him coming to school in a wheelchair.

When we got to the teaching building, Wei Chen was about to carry Xu Wang on his back when someone behind him shouted, "Brother Wang!"

It was Bai Shu, and a few boys in the class.

They immediately surrounded them, and Hua Xi looked at them warily, afraid that they might say something hurtful.

Fortunately, although they were extremely surprised, they didn't show it too obviously.

Bai Shu looked even more normal, and after saying hello, he said, "Why don't I carry Brother Wang, you guys, who will help move the wheelchair down."

"I'll come, I'll come, I'm strong." Zhou Cheng said immediately.

A few boys helped carry Xu Wang upstairs, but Wei Chen was useless, so he confirmed with Hua Xi the time to pick him up at noon, and left first.

Hua Xi took their schoolbags and silently followed upstairs.

After arriving in the classroom, Hua Xi still let Xu Wang sit inside. She didn't want people to stare at Xu Wang, although it was useless.

It was still early, and the number of students in the classroom gradually increased. As always, they were noisy, copying homework, eating breakfast, and discussing where to go on National Day with great interest.

Probably due to the sense of honor in the class, the students in Class [-] restrained their scrutiny of Xu Wang a lot.

But there are also some surprised eyes who don't know how to restrain themselves, looking at the last row from time to time, Xu Wang has already sat down, they can't see anything clearly, but his wheelchair is too obvious.

There are always people who want to ask the people around them, and there are always people who want to look at him while discussing.

Huaxi was like a wolf guarding the territory, she stared back ferociously, and almost got up and had a fit.

Tang Su came a little late, of course she didn't dare to look at Xu Wang too much, but she was still caught by Hua Xi's fierce eyes, and couldn't help but think to herself, after a few days of seeing each other, Hua Xi's performance became more obvious, really Take good care of the boss.

Bai Shu was copying Xu Huang's homework with great success.

In the last row, Xu Wang put a candy on Huaxi's table, and whispered to her, "Don't be angry, I don't care about other people's eyes." And everyone already knew that he was a disabled person.

It's just that they are too surprised to come to school in a wheelchair this time, but after a while, everyone will get used to it.

Huaxi frowned, a little disbelieving, no one really doesn't care about other people's opinions.

"I'm serious." He only cared about one person's gaze.

And no matter which time, she looked at him with heartache and protection, never sympathy or disgust, the dry land in his heart was slowly flowing through the stream.

So other people's opinions don't matter to him at all.

(End of this chapter)