Youjin, the Cautious: After all, the Girls are No Longer be Trusted, but...

Chapter 15: Back to School and Visions

Author's Note: HAPPY 50,000 READS AND 1,000 VOTES!

I'm so happy that this novel finally has more than 50K reads and 1K votes here in Wattpad. But other platforms I use to publish my novel (like Scribble Hub and Web Novel) aren't enough traffic/views. It's fine, I guess.

Anyway, here is the chapter about MC Youjin going back to school. ENJOY READING, YOUJIN FANS!

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Youjin Kinoshita's POV

The summer break is over, so today marks the start of the second semester.

I wasn't supposed to go back to school since I had declared myself expelled, but the high school principal convinced me otherwise. I had no choice. It wasn't for her, but for me. Why?

Because I thought I would see the reactions of everyone who tormented me and believed those b*tches' false accusations. Like some false-accusation-related web novels I had read, I imagined myself returning to school and watching everyone regret their actions and apologize to me. It also gave me inspiration for the web novel I'm currently writing.

Speaking of which, I got some little income for my web novel I published online. It's based on my own tormented life, with some alternative plots I had imagined and some inspired by other novels. Not to mention my predictions might happen to me. Also, the story has a high average rating and almost a thousand comments, but I don't bother replying to them.

As I changed into my school uniform, a knock came at the door.

"Can I come in?" It was the landlady Hayashi-san's voice outside.

"Yes." I replied, finishing up.

The door opened and she stepped inside.

"Good morning, Hayashi-san."

The landlady giggled that caught me off guard.

"Huh?"

"Sorry, Youjin." She cleared her throat. "You already greeted me earlier during breakfast."

Oh, right! I forgot about that.

"But anyway, good morning to you too." Hayashi-san smiled warmly. "So... are you ready for school, Youjin?"

I sighed. "Yeah, I'm ready."

She looked at me. "You look healthy now."

"It's all thanks to you and healthy meals every day, Hayashi-san." I replied with a smile.

"And you're even looking muscular, Youjin."

I glanced at my arms.

"Yeah, but not much." I nodded. "Three months of exercise since I moved here. Totally worth it."

"Keep it up, Youjin. Stay strong and don't let the stress get to you."

"Of course! I just hope no one at school tries anything."

Then I grabbed my school bag and we headed for the door.

"And one more thing." The landlady said, stopping me. "If you see those girls, just ignore them."

Girls? Oh, right! It was them.

"Yeah, I know, Hayashi-san." I nodded. "I gotta go."

Then I finally left the apartment.

"See you later, Youjin!"

All right! Time to face the school!

Few meters from home, I pulled out the glasses I bought a month ago. My glasses weren't ordinary ones, but they were photochromic glasses that darkened in sunlight and protected against blue light from phone and computer screens.