After Rebirth, I had A Different Awakening from Ordinary People!

The boy who entered the classroom was Ryan, the campus's heartthrob. He had a handsome face and an excellent family background, but his grades were not good.

However, he didn't seem to care much, as he was destined to inherit his family's business after graduation.

"What I despise the most in my life is people who bully poor students just because they have good grades."

Lucy sobbed and grabbed Ryan's hand, trying to push me away, but accidentally fell into his arms.

"Ryan, you're misunderstanding. Julia didn't really bully me that much."

Just like in a friendship or a relationship, when viewed from a third-person perspective, everything becomes clearer.

In my previous life, I couldn't see it clearly, but now I watched her with amusement.

"Can you please tell me specifically how I bullied you?"

"When you didn't listen in class, I took notes for you?"

"Or when you went to work, I helped you summarize the exam questions?"

"Or when you were feeling unwell, I take care of you?"

Lucy's face paled as she listened, and she weakly defended, "Why are you bringing up past things?"

"But now you don't want to tutor me for the civil service exam."

"Do you think I'm stupid and a burden to you?"

She finally stepped out of Ryan's arms and looked at me earnestly.

"Yes," I replied, having already packed up my things and preparing to leave. "Haven't you burdened me enough already?"

"This is a fork in the road of life. I'm not prepared to take a burden with me."

Lucy's tears that had yet to dry began flowing again. With a determined expression, she gritted her teeth and said, "But I'll work hard. After I pass the civil service exam, I'll buy you milk tea, okay?"

Ignoring her, I slung my bag over my shoulder and strode away, but Ryan stopped me.

"You haven't agreed to her yet, so why are you leaving?"

"She's promised to buy you a cup of milk tea. She's a poor student. You know how precious that money is to her?"

"You're not leaving today unless you agree to help Lucy."

Ryan tightly grasped my bag, preventing me from moving.

Lucy looked at Ryan with delight, but I frowned.

With this mindset, will his family's company really survive when he inherits it?

"I admit I'm a bit selfish. But Ryan, you're different."

"You two should be friendly and supportive as classmates. Why don't you tutor Lucy yourself?"

Ryan pondered for a moment, "My grades aren't good, so I need someone to help her."

Seeing that he had fallen into my trap, I smiled and said, "Your family is so wealthy. Why don't you enroll Lucy in a tutoring class?"

"It's not too expensive. Buying fewer pairs of sneakers and helping a poor student change her destiny would be much better, wouldn't it?"

Ryan was enraged by my words, "I have money, but I'm not stupid. Why should I help someone who's not related to me..."

He stopped mid-sentence, feeling a bit annoyed and letting go of my bag.

Lucy still looked at him excitedly, "Ryan, it's so great that you're willing to help me."

Lucy knew very well that professional educational institutions would be a better fit for her than a student who had never taken the civil service exam before.

Now, with a rich idiot like Ryan, she wouldn't let go of this opportunity.

Ryan was now in a tight spot and even looked to me for help.

I chose to let go of my desire to help and respect Lucy's fate. Picking up my bag, I quickly made my escape.