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Just as Zhang Hao and his friends seemed to be preparing to further provoke Chen Yi, a teacher from the school unexpectedly appeared at the scene of the conflict. The teacher's eyes were sharp, his expression serious and determined, and his appearance immediately drew everyone's attention. The teacher's brow furrowed as he quickly walked towards Zhang Hao and his friends, staring at them directly and sternly, and asked, "What's going on here? Why are you treating your classmate like this?"
Caught off guard by the teacher's sudden question, Zhang Hao and his friends appeared somewhat at a loss. Their mouths stiffened, their eyes flickered uncertainly, and they exchanged quick glances with each other. They quickly restrained their previous aggressive behavior, forced a somewhat awkward smile, and tried to conceal their unease.
However, Zhang Hao's eyes still flashed with dissatisfaction and anger. He glanced at Chen Yi and muttered under his breath, "You lucky bunch of homebodies. If the teacher hadn't shown up, I would have taught you a lesson." Although his voice was low, it was filled with threat and hostility.
Chen Yi and his friends' faces changed slightly upon hearing this. They exchanged a glance, understanding that even if they avoided this conflict, they might face more challenges and threats in the future. However, in the presence of the teacher, they chose not to respond and remained silent.
The teacher sensed the tense atmosphere and turned to Zhang Hao, saying sternly, "Zhang Hao, school is a place for learning, not for bullying others. I hope this is the last time I see this kind of behavior." Then, the teacher turned to Chen Yi and his friends, asking with concern, "Are you all okay? If you have any problems, you can come to me."
Under the teacher's supervision, Zhang Hao and his friends reluctantly backed off. Chen Yi and his friends took the opportunity to quickly leave the unpleasant situation, feeling a hint of gratitude towards the teacher for timely intervention.
Several people walked silently towards the internet cafe, the heavy atmosphere seeming to weigh down their steps. The recent conflict at the school gate had left each of them feeling somber and unhappy. Such events were not new to them, but each time felt like a heavy blow, striking at their pride and spirits.
Wang Lei, usually a cheerful and optimistic boy, now had a rare expression of anger on his face. His fists clenched, his voice trembling with fury, he said, "If it weren't for the law in this world, I really want to... that guy Zhang Hao..." His words trailed off, but the flickering anger in his eyes conveyed all his emotions.
Chen Yi turned around, his eyes filled with worry and understanding as he looked at Wang Lei. He deeply understood the injustice and oppression. He comforted Wang Lei softly, "Stay calm, Wang Lei, we cannot lose our rationality because of their irrationality. We cannot become like them."
Lin Hao also joined the conversation, "Yes, we cannot let their behavior affect us. If we change because of it, then they truly win." Lin Hao's words conveyed determination and self-reminder, as if encouraging everyone to stay calm and true to themselves.
Jay Chou then analyzed more rationally: "We need to come up with a solution. We can't just swallow our pride every time, but we also can't respond in the wrong way. We should find a wiser and more effective way to handle this situation."
At this moment, a sly look suddenly flashed in Wang Lei's eyes, as if he had thought of something: "Right, I heard that Zhang Hao has been managing a fan page recently, pretending to be someone he's not. Why don't we play a prank on him, so he'll make a fool of himself online and see if he can still be so arrogant."
Once this idea was proposed, the others all showed pensive expressions. Chen Yi furrowed his brow, struggling internally. On one hand, he didn't want to stoop to Zhang Hao's level of behavior, but on the other hand, he also longed for a way to make Zhang Hao taste the bitterness of being bullied.
Lin Hao thought for a moment and said, "This idea sounds interesting, but we need to make sure not to cross any lines. We just want to teach him a lesson, not make things too serious."
Jay Chou Nodding in agreement, "We can design a creative yet not excessive prank to make him feel embarrassed for a moment, but it won't cause too much trouble."
Their conversation slightly eased the heavy atmosphere. Although they still felt uneasy, at least in that moment, they found a common goal, allowing themselves a brief escape from the discomfort. As they entered the internet cafe, they began discussing the specific plan for the prank, filled with a strange sense of anticipation and excitement.
In the hidden corner of the internet cafe, a sly smile gradually appeared on the faces of Chen Yi and his friends as they gathered around the computer to plan their prank. This rare excitement and anticipation momentarily made them forget their previous unhappiness.
"We can create a few fake accounts to expose the true face of Chen Hao at school," Wang Lei suggested, a mischievous glint in his eyes.
"Sure, we can use these accounts to post some articles, talking about Chen Hao's misdeeds at school," Lin Hao added, as he began to envision the content of these posts in his mind, imagining the kind of reaction they would provoke.
Chen Yi was initially hesitant, but considering the previous bullying incidents, he also decided to join in. "We need to make sure these posts look real and credible, but not too extreme. Our goal is not to ruin him, just to make him feel the taste of public humiliation."
Jay Chou is responsible for technical support. He began to operate quickly on the computer, "I will ensure the security of these fake accounts, so they won't be easily traced back to us. We need to carefully craft each post to ensure they are convincing enough."
They began to refine the plan and developed a series of post contents. One of the posts intends to expose Chen Hao for his hypocritical behavior as a sports class student: "He always likes to show off on campus, claiming to be a sports star, but in reality, he has performed averagely in all sports events, and has not even received any basic sports awards."
Another post plans to describe how Chen Hao bullies weaker students at school, especially those who are not very popular or good at sports. The purpose of these posts is to expose his bullying behavior at school and show his two-faced personality.
"We can also post some of his self-promoting photos online, and then pair them with completely opposite descriptions," suggested Wang Lei, as he began searching for relevant content about Chen Hao on social media.
"Um, we also need to add some exaggerated but seemingly reasonable details to make people doubt his image," said Lin Hao.
In the process of planning and discussing, they not only shared creativity, but also deepened their friendship and trust. Although this prank carried a hint of revenge, for them, it was more like a counterattack against the unfair treatment on campus and a response to Chen Hao's arrogant behavior.
As their plan gradually took shape, satisfaction spread across their faces. This prank was not only a small lesson for Chen Hao, but also a way for them to prove themselves—even as "nerds" in school, they had their own way to fight against injustice and bullying.
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