The girl's struggle

Liu Xinhan went to school on time as usual. Her parents had initially wanted her to stay home, but they eventually relented after her repeated insistence.
The scene in the clinic was something Liu Xinhan would likely never forget. Sun Tao had just pulled out his knife when the young surgeon's right leg swept out like a whip, sending the knife flying. Without pausing, Dr. Feng didn't even retract his leg before slamming into Sun Tao, sending him flying.
Liu Xinhan had heard the name Feng Wei before, though she hadn't actually seen him. She'd seen his name on WeChat news—a young surgeon capable of subduing a knife-wielding assailant with his bare hands. It was pure luck that Feng Wei was on duty today; Liu Xinhan hadn't held out much hope initially. But even without encountering this close-quarters combat expert, she would never have returned to Sun Tao's dilapidated house. If she were in a hospital, even if her internal organs were injured, they could be saved. Liu Xinhan would rather take that risk than rely on Sun Tao, this madman, to have a change of heart.
After subduing Sun Tao, Dr. Feng immediately called the police, who arrived shortly after. Considering that both she and Wen Jing had been injured and imprisoned, the police did not take them directly to the police station but kept them at the hospital for examination and treatment. However, for questioning purposes, they were placed in separate wards. As the victim, Liu Xinhan was not subject to much restriction. She was able to meet with her parents who came after hearing the news, and even went home after giving her statement in the afternoon and confirming she was unharmed.
From what she understood, the situation was much better than she had imagined. The text message Sun Tao sent that day seemed to be a kidnapping threat, demanding that she absolutely not call the police, or he would kill her if he heard anything. Liu Xinhan's family was naturally not foolish enough not to call the police, but the police, faced with this situation, dared not investigate openly. As a result, no word of it spread. Liu Xinhan subtly questioned several girls she knew yesterday afternoon, and they genuinely knew nothing.
On the other hand, it seemed that because it involved minors, the case was handled discreetly by the police; at least Liu Xinhan hadn't seen any related news anywhere.
There was also good news: under police interrogation, Sun Tao confessed that he hadn't sent the photos he'd taken over the past few days to anyone. Experts confirmed this after examining his phone and computer. Aside from a few processed for use as evidence, the rest of the photos would be disposed of. Under
these circumstances, Liu Xinhan naturally had to go to school. Although her groin still ached slightly when she walked, she couldn't tolerate even the slightest gossip more than endure that pain.
On her way to school, Liu Xinhan ran into Chen Hui. Unlike usual, Chen Hui didn't rush over to greet her; she just nodded shakily and silently walked away, arm in arm with Wu Rui. Yes, the two were now a couple, without Liu Xinhan even needing to act as a matchmaker.
When giving her statement, Liu Xinhan didn't hesitate to tell everyone about their relationship; after all, it was impossible to hide it—the video from that time was still on Sun Tao's phone. Whether as a witness or a victim, they were immediately taken to the police station, and she only heard about what happened afterward.
Wu Rui was initially called in as an accomplice, since he too had raped a girl and not only hadn't reported it to the police, but had even lied when the homeroom teacher called to inquire. Liu Xinhan wasn't surprised at all; she had already anticipated in the alley that this boy was unreliable. If he were just terrified, it wouldn't matter, but the problem was he was clever enough to understand that reporting it wouldn't do him any good, and not reporting it wouldn't harm him either. So he did nothing, even persuading Chen Hui to remain silent.
Liu Xinhan didn't know what to say about Chen Hui, but there was nothing she could do. No matter what had happened, Chen Hui still loved Wu Rui, and women like her would easily forgive the person they loved, even at the cost of their best friend's safety. She probably realized that her silence itself meant betraying her friend, so long after the incident, she didn't contact Liu Xinhan.
Thanks to the testimonies of several people, and Sun Tao's confession to his crimes, Wu Rui ultimately avoided criminal prosecution and was treated as a victim. Whether there was any foul play behind this, Liu Xinhan didn't know. However, she couldn't help but wonder what Chen Hui and Wu Rui's parents had done behind the scenes. As far as she knew, these people wielded considerable power. Her
mother, who went to the police station to handle the paperwork, said that their parents initially seemed tense, but in the end, they left together amicably—truly befitting of their social standing. It seemed that both sets of parents had accepted the relationship. After all, they had already been intimate, and their families were reasonably well-matched; even if they were unwilling, they had no choice but to accept it. Although it
had only been a weekend, Liu Xinhan felt like she had been transported to another world when she returned to the classroom. When she was naked and locked in a small room, she was just a vulnerable woman at the mercy of others. But in this class, she was Liu Xinhan, the center of the entire class.
Today, Liu Xinhan was still the center of attention in the class, but she keenly noticed something was amiss. The whispers among the girls around her were evidence, and she was clearly involved, because whenever she approached, the girls would deliberately change the subject.
Just as Liu Xinhan was preparing to take some action, Liu Lu approached her.
"Um," Liu Lu said with some concern when they were alone, "is Wenjing really seriously injured?" Liu Lu's question made Liu Xinhan gasp. She didn't know what had gone wrong. Wenjing was indeed hospitalized, but the homeroom teacher had given everyone the reason that she was sick, which was the result of coordination between the police and the school. In any case, Liu Lu should never know that Wenjing was injured, and if she already knew, what else did she know?
"What are you talking about?" Liu Xinhan feigned surprise. "Wenjing is clearly sick. I even went to see her yesterday."
"Oh, I see," Liu Lu seemed relieved. "Then I hope she gets better soon." Liu Xinhan deliberately frowned slightly. "Why do you think Wenjing was injured? Is there any rumor?" Hearing this, Liu Lu's eyes flickered, but she finally spoke up: "Well, there is a rumor. Everyone else in the class is saying that Sun Tao raped you and Wenjing over the weekend..." At this point, Liu Lu glanced at Liu Xinhan with slight concern, probably because she could only see simple surprise on that face, so she continued: "Of course, it's just a rumor. I don't know who spread it, and I don't believe it either. But the rumor says that Wenjing was seriously injured by Sun Tao, and Sun Tao was arrested by the police, so neither of them came to school today. I know this is ridiculous, but it's said in great detail. You see, Sun Tao left school with you on Friday, and several people saw you and Wenjing together." "Let's walk into the alley together. They've all taken leave again. I was a little scared, so I asked you about it." "Wow, this rumor is awful," Liu Xinhan said angrily. "It's one thing to ruin someone's reputation, but to curse Wenjing to be seriously injured is too much. Is this rumor circulating in the class?" Liu Lu hesitated for a moment, then nodded. "Yeah, not just in our class, it seems like it's circulating in other classes too. It's okay, Xinhan, these unfounded rumors will fall apart when Wenjing and Sun Tao come back. Don't pay attention to them." "Yeah," Liu Xinhan said with a smile, "when they come back, this rumor will become a joke." However, she knew very well that Sun Tao was definitely not coming back. Rape, intentional injury, and illegal detention, even for a minor, would mean at least a few years in jail. Although the school would give a reason like transferring schools to cover it up, with the added embellishments of the rumors, it would only become proof that he was trying to cover something up.
However, she was more concerned about one thing: where did this rumor come from? She hadn't heard a thing yesterday afternoon, yet it had spread throughout the entire class in just one day, even reaching Liu Lu, who wasn't particularly interested in gossip. What was worse, she herself knew nothing about it. If Liu Lu hadn't been concerned about Wenjing, she didn't know how long she would have remained in the dark. So, she casually asked at the end, "By the way, who told you this?"
Liu Lu hesitated slightly, but still answered, "Liu Wenwen told me first. I also heard Wang Rui and Li Ruolan mention it later, but they heard it from others too." "It's okay, it's okay, I'm not blaming them. It's just a little strange that this kind of rumor appeared out of nowhere." That's right, Liu Xinhan wasn't going to blame anyone; that was pointless. She wanted to use these people to trace the source of the rumor.
After parting ways with Liu Lu, Liu Xinhan logged into a secondary WeChat account on her phone and, using the name Zhang Lei from the next class, began tentatively contacting the people Liu Lu had mentioned. This was one of her specialties from junior high school. Although she hadn't used it much since high school, her skills hadn't waned.
Gathering information wasn't easy, after all, not everyone would be on their phone during class, especially in this prestigious high school. To her surprise, the investigation proved unexpectedly difficult. The rumor had started spreading in other classes of the same grade, initially without naming names, only vaguely mentioning Class 12 of the first year. When it reached her own class, the absence of Sun Tao and Wen Jing immediately fleshed out the rumor, making it seem increasingly real. Liu Xinhan knew that such rumors were the most dangerous and difficult to dispel, and finding the source was fraught with difficulty.
Naturally, Liu Xinhan wouldn't give up because of this obstacle, but by the time she found the so-called source, it was already evening.
uyx372—this was the final point all the clues pointed to: a WeChat account. It was this WeChat account that, under various guises, contacted students in other classes and spread the rumor. This WeChat account wasn't in Liu Xinhan's friend list, and she was too lazy to find out who owned it; she figured it was impossible. After all, she was all too familiar with this method—using a single-use WeChat account to spread rumors—a trick she herself had invented back in middle school.
This was definitely not an accidental leak; it was deliberately spread. As for suspects, there are far too many—any girl in the class who resented Liu Xinhan's position could be a suspect.
Simply finding the WeChat account wouldn't help, but discovering the initial version of the rumor spread by this account was invaluable. It was an extremely vague rumor, claiming that a boy in Class 12 had raped two girls, leaving one of them injured and hospitalized. Liu Xinhan immediately noticed that two people were missing from this rumor: Wu Rui and Chen Hui.
Liu Xinhan, Chen Hui, and Wen Jing formed a small group; their positions in the class existed as a unified whole. It was impossible for any girl harboring ill will towards Liu Xinhan to deliberately smear her and Wen Jing and then let Chen Hui off the hook. Yes, absolutely impossible, except for Chen Hui herself.
This was, of course, a malicious speculation, lacking any evidence and completely denying the deep friendship between her and Chen Hui. However, Liu Xinhan calmly accepted this speculation. As Sherlock Holmes said, "After eliminating the impossible, what remains, however improbable, must be the truth." Moreover, Chen Hui's failure to report it to the police was tantamount to betrayal. Why wouldn't such a girl betray her again?
Although she had always been foolish, who could guarantee that this wasn't just a facade?
In the end, finding the person spreading the rumors wouldn't resolve Liu Xinhan's current crisis. Even if she exposed the rumor-monger in class, it wouldn't simply make the rumor disappear. However, this wasn't meaningless. Now that she knew where the potential enemy was, Liu Xinhan naturally knew how to deal with it.
A few days later, Liu Xinhan stood quietly at the entrance of the Third Municipal Hospital. Although it was a workday and school wasn't closed, she still took leave without hesitation to come here.
Before doing so, she naturally made sure that no bad rumors would spread at school. After all, all the gossip in the school was focused on another matter, and no one had the energy to connect her leave today with the previous rape rumors.
Yes, this was Liu Xinhan's countermeasure. Rumors wouldn't simply disappear, but they could be covered up by even more exaggerated rumors. Of course, rape is already a highly sensitive rumor, and there aren't many rumors that can attract more attention. However, Liu Xinhan just happened to think of one: prostitution.
Just one day later, the story of Chen Hui getting pregnant after prostitution and having to find Wu Rui to be her father spread like wildfire throughout the class. Not only were there various eyewitness testimonies, but even the name of the wealthy businessman who was her prostitute was mentioned.
But this alone wasn't enough to completely quell the rumors about Liu Xinhan, since all the evidence, upon closer examination, turned out to be false.
However, as Liu Xinhan had hoped, Wu Rui obediently played the role she had planned this time. Unable to bear the rumors, he shouted that Chen Hui was still a virgin when she slept with him, and the situation immediately changed.
So-called rumors are at most just hearsay, completely different from a direct admission from the parties involved. Thus, with the help of those with ulterior motives, the news that a couple in Class 12 had slept together quickly spread throughout the entire school. At this point, the school should have intervened, but due to the potential negative impact on the school's image if the rape case were exposed, the teachers couldn't say anything.
In this increasingly open country, high school students having sex is no longer a rare occurrence. Liu Xinhan had even heard rumors of classmates going to hotels in middle school. However, in this prestigious high school with its strict rules, a confession from the person involved is a different matter entirely. This incident was the subject of much school gossip. The boys were naturally filled with envy and jealousy, while the girls expressed surprise with a hint of disdain.
Under these circumstances, no one cared about the vague rape case. After all, the teachers had said that Sun Tao was transferring schools due to family reasons, and Wen Jing was hospitalized due to illness. Liu Xinhan had visited them on behalf of her classmates, which was perfectly reasonable and beyond reproach. Who was the idiot who said Sun Tao committed rape? That guy didn't seem capable of that, and he wasn't Wu Rui, right?
Liu Xinhan was very satisfied with this outcome. Although Chen Hui, who was in the eye of the storm, had lost a lot of weight these past few days, what did it matter to her? She initially felt somewhat apologetic towards Chen Hui, since Chen Hui had been dragged into the matter because of her. However, the rumors ultimately led Liu Xinhan to decide to end their year-long friendship, even without any evidence that Chen Hui was the owner of the WeChat account.
Nevertheless, Chen Hui and Wu Rui, as the parties involved, were both her friends, and this incident did indeed affect her standing in the class somewhat. But these were minor matters; she could handle them. Finding another girl to fill Chen Hui's vacancy was incredibly simple.
Therefore, when Liu Xinhan saw Wen Jing walk out of the hospital, she greeted her with a bright smile.
Wenjing, unusually, showed a hint of surprise. "Don't you have school today?" "It's okay, I asked my teacher for leave. I told him I dreamt about the weekend last night and felt unwell, and he immediately agreed."
"Oh, I see..."
"Come on, let's go, I'll take you home."
"I was planning to go to school..."
Seeing Wenjing's slight hesitation, Liu Xinhan directly took her hand. "Wenjing, I've already asked for leave, don't waste it. You don't absolutely have to go to school today, right?" Wenjing softly hummed in agreement and let Liu Xinhan lead her away.
The two walked in silence, neither speaking. What happened over the weekend wasn't something that could be forgotten, especially since some of it was things only the two girls knew.
After a long while, the two silently walked to Wenjing's apartment building. Liu Xinhan had passed by this place many times but had never gone up.
Only after entering the elevator, when the world seemed to shrink to just the two of them again, did Liu Xinhan softly say in a voice completely out of character, "I'm sorry, thank you." Only she and she knew what she meant. She wanted to apologize not only for dragging Wenjing into this matter, but for the far more terrible things she had done—what she had done in that storage room shrouded in despair.
At that moment, Liu Xinhan was on the verge of a complete breakdown, almost deciding to surrender to Sun Tao in exchange for a chance to survive on campus. Just then, she saw a large red bandage protruding from Wenjing's arm. Heaven knows how that terrible thought entered her mind, but inexplicably, she wondered if Sun Tao would take Wenjing to the hospital if she were critically injured and near death.
This was undoubtedly a gamble, betting on whether a completely insane man would disregard the life of a woman he didn't care about. No matter how you looked at it, Liu Xinhan's chances of winning were slim; after all, he was a madman. But she remembered that when they first arrived at the house, Sun Tao had asked her to bandage Wenjing first. Did this mean that deep down, he also didn't want anyone to die? Regardless, Liu Xinhan resolutely took the gamble, using the life of another innocent girl as the stake.
She loosened the tightly bound bandage, tearing open the somewhat healed wound, deliberately causing it to become infected. In the end, she won her gamble. Sun Tao was destined for prison, she successfully preserved her position in the class, and Wenjing's injuries, after timely treatment, were no longer serious. The ending was so perfect. But did this really mean she did the right thing?
Liu Xinhan didn't lie to the teacher when she asked for leave. She did have a nightmare last night. In that dream, she desperately banged on the door, but Sun Tao never came to open it. So she watched Wenjing slowly weaken and eventually stop breathing. What a terrible nightmare it was! When she woke up in the middle of the night, Liu Xinhan felt like she was about to collapse. That dream wasn't far from reality. If only there were a few more "what ifs," perhaps it would have become the ending.
In comparison, what Sun Tao did was no different from being bitten by a dog for Liu Xinhan. Sex or rape, in the end, it's all just sexual intercourse. She didn't have the foolish idea of saving her virginity for the most important person. It's just a hymen; once it's gone, it's gone.
Liu Xinhan considered herself a strong person. She had been raped, yet she remained calm afterward; Sun Tao's imprisonment was deserved; Chen Hui was nearly driven to despair by rumors, but she didn't care; even when her middle school rival was driven to the brink of suicide, she merely raised an eyebrow. But as for Wenjing, oh my god, she had almost killed this girl who wholeheartedly protected her—she could never forgive herself for it.
So she apologized to her, even though Liu Xinhan knew a simple apology was meaningless.
Furthermore, she wanted to thank her, not only for her selfless attempt to protect her, but also for not telling anyone, keeping it a secret between them.
Wenjing softly said, "It's okay," without understanding the complex emotions behind those four simple words. Liu Xinhan felt she understood, because she always understood, but said nothing.
Entering Wenjing's house, Liu Xinhan was slightly surprised. Although the house was clean, it lacked warmth, showing signs of human presence. The quick-witted girl immediately figured out the reason. "Wenjing, do you live here alone?"
"Yes," Wenjing hesitated for a rare moment before continuing, "This is a rented apartment for my schooling. My parents don't live here."
Of course, that was the case. Actually, Liu Xinhan should have thought of this long ago, shouldn't she? Whether it was her absence during the statement taking or Wenjing being alone when she was discharged from the hospital, it already indicated the kind of family environment this girl was in.
"It's okay, I'm used to it." Wenjing abruptly added, then walked towards her room.
What impressed Liu Xinhan most about her room were the two entire bookshelves filled with books, and there weren't any currently popular youth novels among them. The spines of the books were covered with English words, and apart from "psychology," Liu Xinhan couldn't find many words she recognized. Although she had known that Wenjing was a top student, she had never realized that this girl was this academically gifted.
However, on the other hand, apart from these books, there was nothing else in the room that left a deep impression. A simple bed, simple cabinets, a desk with a computer—there was nothing else noteworthy in Wenjing's room.
"The house is a bit simple, I hope you don't mind."
"No, no, it's quite in line with your style, Wenjing."
Silence returned to the room. The two sat on Wenjing's bed, neither speaking.
After a long while, Wenjing finally spoke first, "If there's nothing else, Xinhan, you should go back." It was time to make a choice again. Liu Xinhan suddenly realized that she could leave now, of course. Wenjing would never tell anyone about what happened that weekend, absolutely not. But could she just leave like this? This wasn't a simple choice; reason and wisdom were of no help.
Last time, she made the wrong choice. Although both of them were saved, it was a wrong choice. She understood this when she listened to Wenjing's breathing gradually weaken in the dark storage room.
If she had to do it again, she would never choose that option, even if the other option meant certain death. "Isn't that simple?" Liu Xinhan smiled to herself. Wasn't it obvious which option to choose?
She didn't get up; instead, she turned to the side, pressing Wenjing's small body onto the bed.
The girl's usually indifferent face was now filled with surprise, but before she could say anything, her cherry-like lips were sealed by another girl's.
The girl showed an expression she'd never shown before, but didn't struggle.
When Liu Xinhan looked up, she saw Wenjing's delicate face flushed with shy blush. She was surprised to find herself enjoying the scene before her.
"How was it, Wenjing? This is my first kiss, how did it taste?" Faced with her teasing, Wenjing responded hastily, "Comfortable…no, that's not what I meant. I mean, Xinhan, what are you doing?"
"A kiss, isn't it obvious? Don't you hate it?"
"No, no, I…I, no, this…I want…" Faced with Wenjing's rare panic, Liu Xinhan couldn't resist taking the girl's soft lips again, and this time she went even further. When Wenjing felt something soft and foreign invading her mouth, she hesitated for a moment before awkwardly responding.
This kiss was infinitely longer than before, and when it ended, a long trail of clear liquid connected the two girls' lips.
"I don't understand," Wenjing pursed her lips and continued, "Xinhan, what are you trying to do?" "You really don't understand?" Liu Xinhan still had the smaller girl pinned down, a seductive smile on her superior face. "Isn't this what you wanted?" "No," Wenjing hurriedly denied, "It's not like that." "
It is like that," Liu Xinhan stated decisively, "You like me. So, deny it or not?"
Faced with Liu Xinhan's words, Wenjing pursed her lips and remained silent, neither confirming nor denying.
So Liu Xinhan continued, "I've always known you like me, and it's not just friendly liking, it's a more aggressive kind of liking. Yes, I've always known. If you think this is just my imagination, tell me now, and I'll apologize immediately." Under her intense gaze, the blush on Wenjing's face gradually faded, and in the end, she just stared at her palely, saying nothing.
"I know, I've always known. You like me, just like Wu Rui likes me, Sun Tao likes me, Zhao Haofeng likes me, Wang Hewei likes me, only you like me more than all of them combined. I used to pretend I didn't know anything, pretend none of this existed, but that's wrong," she repeated emphatically, "wrong." "
Now I'm telling you here, I know you like me, and I intend to reciprocate, so tell me your answer, Wenjing, what's your answer?"
After a long silence, Wenjing finally opened her mouth, trembling, as if using all the strength in her body to utter the following words, "Xinhan, I like you so much, I really like you so much. I liked you the first time I saw you. I was so happy when you first talked to me, so happy when you became my friend, so happy when you were by my side. If you did all this because of what happened that weekend, then stop. I did everything willingly for you. You don't need to feel any guilt. Just stay by my side and give me a place to stay. Really, I don't ask for anything more." After saying this long sentence in one breath, Wenjing stared at the expression on Liu Xinhan's face with trepidation.
Faced with a side of Wenjing that she had never shown to anyone before, Liu Xinhan remained silent for a moment before speaking with a serious expression: "Is that what you're thinking, Wenjing? Did I say those things to please you on purpose? If I just wanted to repay you, I would have a better way. Or do you think I'm so despicable as to give my own feelings as a gift?"
"No!" Wenjing hurriedly said, "I'm not..."
Liu Xinhan pressed her index finger to the girl's lips, stopping her from explaining, "Of course I know you wouldn't think that way, but do you know what I'm thinking?" Wenjing
shook her head, her face pale.
Liu Xinhan gave a lonely smile, then hugged the girl's slightly stiff body tightly, whispering softly in her ear, "I'm so tired, so very tired, so incredibly tired. Wenjing, do you know? For so long, I've been all alone. No matter how much my teachers and parents praise me, no matter how much my classmates envy me, even if you and Chen Hui are always by my side, I'm still all alone. I have to be so careful about my every word and action, so neurotically calculating what everyone around me is thinking. I have to be the best, I have to be the center of everyone's attention.
You know, it's so tiring… I don't want to go on like this anymore, forever playing the role of the perfect Liu Xinhan in everyone's eyes." "Han, what's the point of all this in the end? So Wenjing, this isn't for you, it's just for myself, just because I want it this way."
After a long silence, Wenjing's slightly trembling voice finally reached Liu Xinhan's ears, "Xinhan, you're really too tired... Stop, calm down for a while before making this decision, okay..." "No," Liu Xinhan raised her head and stared into Wenjing's eyes, a wicked smile slowly creeping onto her lips, "I won't stop. What you did to me before, I'll repay you now."
As she spoke, she slowly slid her body backward, her hand sliding down the girl's shoulder, over her slightly protruding breasts, over her slender waist, until it reached inside the girl's short skirt.
When the short skirt was lifted, Wenjing realized the implication of the other's words. The girl quickly grabbed her underwear like a startled rabbit, her pale face filled with disbelief.
But facing Liu Xinhan's silent gaze, a blush slowly spread across the girl's beautiful cheeks. Her hands, which had been tightly gripping her panties, gradually loosened, offering no resistance even when the panties were pulled down.
When Liu Xinhan pressed her head against her friend's private parts, she wasn't surprised to find that besides sparse hair, there was already some slippery fluid. She wasn't surprised at all; after all, she herself felt a dampness down there.
As she licked her friend's delicate petals, feeling the trembling of the girl's body beneath her, Liu Xinhan wondered what their relationship truly was. Did she really like Wenjing?
Liu Xinhan herself didn't know the answer. How much of what she had said earlier was genuine? Or was it just an excuse to avoid a guilty conscience, to prevent nightmares from haunting her future? Was she deliberately playing the role of the Liu Xinhan that Wenjing hoped for? She truly didn't know. She only knew that she seemed to quite enjoy this kind of thing.
The day that followed, the girl's boudoir was filled with springtime colors.

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