Rebirth: I Became Mr.President's Beloved-Chapter 53 - Tang Li why dont you go die
Chapter 53: Chapter 53 Tang Li, why don’t you go die!
Chapter 53 -53 Tang Li, why don’t you go die!
Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
Wu Xuehan had gotten into the spirit: “An old man?”
Tang Li remembered the scene where Song Baiyan, holding a towel, was rebutted by her and couldn’t help but laugh helplessly. Although subtle, it left a deep impression on her mind.
For the first time, someone didn’t look down on her because of her background.
… At least they didn’t openly show their disdain.
Wu Xuehan suddenly whispered, “Ah Li, actually, you could go perform in that opera.”
“…” Tang Li.
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“Really, you auditioned as Ying Xuaner so successfully, I’m sure you’d be fine performing in an opera.” As she spoke, Wu Xuehan’s voice lowered: “Although I know Yu Sui hasn’t been cleared yet, we shouldn’t kick someone while they’re down, but opportunities are equal for everyone, right?”
Tang Li closed her textbook: “The decision isn’t up to me, the teacher probably has someone in mind already.”
The next day, Tang Li’s words proved prophetic.
The teacher in charge of the opera arrangement designated Jiang Yiniing to replace Yu Sui as Hermia.
Yu Sui was taken out of the police station by her family last night.
Early in the morning upon returning to school, and learning that her opera role had been taken away, she furiously tore up the opera script by her bedside, ignored Jiang Yiniing’s attempts to stop her, and went straight to Qishan’s dorm to settle the score with Tang Li!
At that moment, Tang Li was having breakfast with Wu Xuehan.
Upon entering, Yu Sui flipped over the porridge bowl in front of Tang Li.
Wu Xuehan was taken aback and flustered.
Red-eyed with anger, Yu Sui pointed at Tang Li, grinding her teeth: “Tang Li, why don’t you just die! Slandering me online and seizing the chance to steal my role, you think you’ll succeed? Jealous because you couldn’t play Ying Xuaner, now you covet my Hermia, let me tell you! Not to mention playing Hermia, you’re not even fit to play a beggar!”
Splashed all over with thin porridge, Tang Li was not angered.
After Yu Sui finished accusing, Tang Li nodded: “You are right, so you see, the role didn’t even fall into my hands.”
Jiang Yiniing pulled Yu Sui aside, advising: “Suisui, let’s go back, don’t do something here you’ll regret.”
Seeing Jiang Yiniing trying to pull her away, Tang Li smiled wryly, addressing the furiously raging Yu Sui: “You say I’m slandering you, but since I moved to Qishan, I haven’t touched your cellphone or computer, how could I possibly find the chance to frame you?”
Yu Sui was momentarily stunned.
Tang Li then turned her gaze toward Jiang Yiniing: “Yiniing, you are always with Yu Sui, and occasionally she entrusts you with her belongings. In these past few days, have you seen me touch her cellphone?”
Jiang Yiniing showed hesitation: “That… I haven’t been paying attention.”
Such an ambiguous response easily plants seeds of doubt.
She finished speaking and turned again to pull Yu Sui’s arm: “Suisui, there might be some misunderstanding in this matter. Even though Tang Li loves to perform, I believe she would not stoop to framing her own classmate.”
“You might not do it, but she might!” Yu Sui pointed at Tang Li, bitterly laughing: “Someone like her, a poor person living at the bottom of society, dreams of climbing higher, capable of any dirty tricks. Normally acting timid like a cockroach, but in reality, she’s more vicious than anyone!”
Wu Xuehan couldn’t help but interject, “Yu Sui, Ah Li isn’t like that—”
“Shut up and get out!” Yu Sui grabbed a textbook from the table and fiercely threw it at Wu Xuehan: “Country bumpkin, this isn’t your place to speak!”
Wu Xuehan was hit, her forearm instantly turning red.
Tang Li took her hand to check, making sure Wu Xuehan was okay, then suddenly looking at Jiang Yiniing she chuckled, “You said you’d teach a certain idiot a lesson for me, but you didn’t say that after succeeding, you’d have to take her out for a walk.”
