Chapter 46 Fight
He stretched out his hand, and then a boy behind him put the schoolbag into his hand.
Jimmy threw the schoolbag in and slowly walked behind her. He hooked his foot to the chair and pulled it out. He sat down, leaned back, raised his legs and folded them on the table.
All people looked at Jimmy in amazement again. They didn't quite understand why he didn't lift Roslin and throw her out of the window. How come he just let her sit by him like this?
Roslin looked at the dumbfounded teacher and reminded her, "Ms. Adrian, class is not over yet. Please continue."
"Oh oh oh," replied by Jane repeatedly. Maybe it was because she was too shock, her reaction was a bit slow.
Tina's eyes were wide open. "Why?" she cried wildly in her heart.
Why Jimmy didn't hit her?
It was surely impossible if this was because she was a girl.
Jimmy would beat anyone, regardless of the gender.
Jimmy was very good-looking, and there was always an air of unruliness on him. For girls, he was deadly attractive. However, no one dared to confess love to him before him because for those who did so, they had been either thrown to the lake or pushed away.
It was beyond everyone's expectation that he didn't get angry when facing someone's provocation.
Many people, especially Tina, Cecelia and some others showed a disappointing look in their eyes.
They were expecting that he would take revenge for them, but it turned out this way.
Jimmy turned his head, looking at the girl by him. She had fine features, fair skin. With the light emitting from the window, the fine hair on her could even be seen, and her skin was so white that it somewhat glowed.
She had the finest skin among all the girls he had seen, and it was so good that he wanted to touch it. He wanted to make sure if it was as smooth as he thought.
Jimmy was someone that feared nothing, so he could do whatever he wanted.
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