"Why did you save me back then?" Wan Sisi asked.@@novelbin@@

Gao Yang thought for a moment and confirmed, "You mean when your classmates set your hair on fire and I helped you?"

"Yes," Wan Sisi nodded. "I've always been bullied, and no one has ever helped me before, not even you. But that day, why did you suddenly stand up for me?"

Gao Yang was taken aback.

Why?

Because I time-traveled here on that morning.

That morning, Gao Yang arrived in this world, took over the host's body, and came to school in a daze. He saw a boy in the class pulling a girl's hair and lighting it on fire with a lighter. The girl's face was pale, clearly terrified and in pain, but she endured it silently, huddling under the desk, thinking that enduring it would make the bullying stop sooner. Instead, it only intensified.

At that time, Gao Yang hadn't fully processed the host's memories, and instinct overcame reason. When he came to his senses, he had already rushed over and snatched the lighter from the boy, throwing it far away. Then, the tall boy pushed him to the ground, and he tried to resist, but the boy's two cronies joined in, punching and kicking him.

"I can't remember my childhood," Gao Yang smiled and lied.

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