Chapter 38

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Using the head teacher's computer for his own private work was no small offense, but Tong Yan, who had been pushed to the brink, didn't care about that anymore. The most important thing now was to deliver the goods to Sister Gua on time and get his first payment for his writing.

Without a computer, he had almost written the entire 20,000-word story, "Fated Enemies: Cat People vs. Dog People," in his notebook. All he needed to do was copy it over, which should be more efficient.

Closing the door, Tong Yan deliberately lowered his head and hid behind the computer, just to feel a bit more at ease. Anyone passing by outside could see him, so he could only pray that no teacher would pass by, and even if one did, they wouldn't ask what he was doing. If someone really asked, Tong Yan had already prepared a lie, but if Old Song found out, he would be in trouble.

"Huh? What's this?" After turning on the computer, Tong Yan saw a small box on the screen with "Confirm" on the right side.

"Do I need a password to turn it on? This is ridiculous!" Tong Yan was about to lose it. He didn't expect Old Song to play this game. What should he do?

Tong Yan tried several passwords, like 123456, 111111, and 200402, which symbolized the class number, but none of them worked. Remembering that the class had celebrated Old Song's birthday last year, Tong Yan immediately entered a birthday password, but it still showed "Password Incorrect."

At this moment, Tong Yan recalled that Song RAO had played games on this computer before, which meant she must know the password.

Without hesitation, Tong Yan went upstairs to find Song RAO.

Although Song RAO was a day student, she didn't like going home for lunch because her father's cooking was worse than the cafeteria's. So, she usually took a nap in the classroom at noon. As a beloved student of Song RAO's father, Tong Yan knew this habit well.

Song RAO, who was lying on the desk, regretted being scared by Tong Yan and locking the office. Now she couldn't get in and had to waste her time in the classroom.

Song RAO was sighing to herself when someone tapped her shoulder. She turned back and asked, "Tong Yan, what are you doing here?"

Despite her efforts to keep her voice low, a few classmates who were studying in the classroom noticed Tong Yan sneaking in. They didn't know he was Song RAO's father's student, but they thought he was quite handsome and that he had called Song RAO out for a private chat. Could it be...?

Don't underestimate the imagination of high school seniors. The stressful exam preparation made their wild thoughts even more intense. Fortunately, there weren't many people in the classroom, or Song RAO might have been too embarrassed to go out with Tong Yan.

"What do you want?" Song RAO looked at Tong Yan, her junior, with confusion. This was the first time Tong Yan had come to their classroom.

Tong Yan got straight to the point, "I want to ask you, what's the password for the computer in the office?"

"Why do you need to know that?"

"You can use the computer to play games, so why can't I use it?"

"Even if I tell you, it won't help because I've locked the office." Song RAO shrugged, indicating she couldn't help.

"I can deal with the lock myself; you just need to give me the password."

"You don't have a key, do you?" Song RAO looked at Tong Yan with surprise.

Tong Yan smiled slightly, acknowledging it. Song RAO's eyes lit up, "Let's go, let's open the computer."

"Big sister, you're a senior, can you not be so playful!"

"Senior year is very stressful; this is my way of relieving it. You're just a kid, you don't understand."

Song RAO put on a big sister attitude, but Tong Yan thought, "She's only two years older than me, and she's not even as tall as my nose. What's with the adult act?" Suddenly, Tong Yan had an idea, "Could the password be your birthday? 1987..."

"You, you..." Song RAO was initially flustered when Tong Yan guessed correctly, but she quickly calmed down, "So what if you guessed it? You don't know my birthday, what comes after 1987?"

"Uh, I don't know."

"So I suggest we work together. You have the key, I have the password. Two swords combined, invincible!" Song RAO felt incredibly smart.

Using the computer together would expose his secret, but without Song RAO, he couldn't open the computer. Tong Yan hesitated, and Song RAO pushed him impatiently, "Come on, come on, if we don't go, your dad will start work soon."

Tong Yan reluctantly joined forces with Song RAO.

"My dad is really good to you, giving you the key to the office!" Song RAO said enviously as she watched Tong Yan open the door, her tone slightly sour.

Tong Yan replied, "Old Song is even better to you; he used your birthday as the password."

Song RAO said proudly, "Of course, I'm his daughter!"

After turning on the computer, Song RAO squinted and signaled Tong Yan not to peek, "This password is my key to using the computer."

"Fine, I won't look." Tong Yan turned his head, but he thought, "Just a birthday, how hard can it be to find out?"

It was already 12:30 PM, and Tong Yan had only an hour and a half left. Time was very tight, "Let me use it first; I have something urgent."

Song RAO considered it.

"You're older, shouldn't you let your junior go first?"

Song RAO agreed.

Great, this computer had QQ installed. Tong Yan logged in and opened his email.

Was he going to send an email? Song RAO watched curiously, to whom?

Tong Yan pulled out his notebook from his wide pocket, opened the first chapter of "Fated Enemies: Cat People vs. Dog People," and started typing furiously.

Song RAO, sitting next to him, was first amazed by Tong Yan's incredible typing speed. It was so fast. She had been using computers since junior high and had been online for four or five years. Her typing speed was among the top in her class, but compared to Tong Yan, it was nothing.

Then, Song RAO was drawn in by the content Tong Yan was writing. Cat People infiltrating Earth to compete for fish resources? Was this a fairy tale?

Song RAO wanted to ask what Tong Yan was writing, but seeing him so focused, she was afraid of disturbing him and chose to remain silent, silently reading the words.

Song RAO quickly read through the draft in the email and then eagerly looked at the notebook on the table. But because Tong Yan's handwriting was so messy, she couldn't make out the plot quickly. She moved a chair over and sat next to Tong Yan to continue reading the screen, but no matter how fast he typed, it couldn't match her reading speed.

Tong Yan was already trying hard to overcome the distraction of someone being next to him, but Song RAO kept getting closer, and their faces were almost touching the screen. Tong Yan could even feel her breath, and he couldn't take it anymore!

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