Chapter 130 - You Are A Cold And Ruthless Person (1/2)
As Le Anqi did not know Su Cha’s address, she was unaware that the incident had occurred where Su Cha lived.
Le Anqi had only vaguely heard about the incident. As the case occurred outside, the university did not try to suppress the news. Hence, the story was widely spread.
Cai Ziya was shocked, “Is it a murder?”
Le Anqi seemed eager to see the world in chaos, she replied, “It looked like it was a murder. But, the murderer had not been apprehended. I don’t know why someone would kill a university student in a residential area. It’s good that we stay on campus. Su Cha, be careful on your way home from school. I remember that you stay in a similar residential area?”
The topic turned to Su Cha. Su Cha would sense Le Anqi’s concern, she did not mention that the murder occurred right outside her window. Su Cha slightly nodded, “I know.”
Cai Ziya was also filled with worry, “Then, Su Cha, please be more careful…”
The duo recalled how Su Cha beat a group up with a wooden rod, but that was nothing compared to murder. In essence, Le Anqi and Cai Ziya still considered Su Cha a “weak” girl.
Seeing that Cai Ziya was genuinely worried, Le Anqi brightly smiled, “It will be okay. It might just have been a misunderstanding between the murderer and the victim. Su Cha will be safe, let’s not be too worried.”
While two girls continued talking about the matter, other students in the class were also exchanging opinions about the incident. Su Cha remained silent.
Soon, the teacher-in-charge, He Qun, entered the class for the morning self-study session. She made a special announcement to remind students to be cautious on their way home and not to loiter outside.
When she said that, she directed her gaze to Su Cha.
Although no one in the class was aware, He Qun knew that the murder had happened in Su Cha’s neighborhood as she knew Su Cha’s address.
He Qun did not know what to say. She was afraid of causing the girl unnecessary worry, but at the same time, she wanted to appease the girl’s fear.