Chapter 3

I opened my eyes and ultimately chose to close them again, casually picking up my earplugs and putting them in my ears.

I couldn't hear the increasingly loud cries for help at all.

After all, she liked it, didn't she?

The white light of dawn flashed by, with shadowy figures before my eyes.

The conductor shook me awake.

"Sir, sir, did you hear any sounds last night?"

I took out the earplugs from my ears and asked: "What did you say?"

Seeing this, the conductor shook her head helplessly and left.

In my previous life, I told her to go find the conductor. She didn't go, and even said I threatened her not to go.

In this life, I wouldn't bother helping her.

I arrived safely at the Police Academy and couldn't wait to rush into the dorm.

These people, besides my mom, were the ones who believed me most at that time.

They collected evidence for me, helped me navigate various places, and after my release, helped me find work.

"What's wrong? Is the tiger here?"

We had a dorm group chat. Although we hadn't met at that time, my name was Tygo, and they gave me the nickname Tiger.

In my previous life, I would've resisted, but now I felt my mouth going sour and couldn't say a word.

"Alright, alright, we start Freshman Orientation Week tomorrow. Don't stand there in a daze, go organize your luggage!"

The dorm supervisor was still the warm old lady who loved to nag.

I safely got through the week. I thought in this life I would be fine until graduation and would never get involved with her again.

But I was still too naive.

Just like in my previous life, I was in class when she suddenly pushed the door open, stood in front of me, and broke down crying.

"You beast! Once wasn't enough, you still wanted to force me into submission!"

Me: ...

I'm not attacking her, but look at yourself. Why would I assault you?

I muttered to myself.

We were just in upper and lower bunks with our clothes on. There were so many people on the train. Just because I was closest to you, you blamed me?

I looked at her innocently: "Hello? Who are you? Have we met?"

"You're lying! You assaulted me on the train. Do you think you can run away just because I don't recognize you? I won't let other girls suffer the same harm as me!"

Her righteous appearance almost moved me to tears too.

Students around us took out their phones and started filming.

But I ignored her and continued writing my notes.

Seeing this, she slapped me across the face and grabbed my collar to pull me up.

I found it absurd and could no longer suppress my anger.

With an elbow strike, I made her let go, then kicked her to the ground.

She froze, lying on the ground without moving for a moment.

I walked closer step by step and warned: "I've made it very clear. I've never even seen you. You came up and slapped me. This is just self-defense!"

I deliberately held back my strength, enough to hurt her but not injure her enough to make false claims against me.

Of course I recognized her, but that was from my previous life. In this life, I was just stating facts.

Leavitt lay on the ground and started wailing, "He's hitting people! A police cadet is hitting people!"

"Ruining my innocence and then hitting and kicking me. Are you trying to divert attention? Is this what a police cadet is?"

"Is this the quality of police? If so, I request the organization investigate Tygo's police qualifications. We absolutely cannot let someone like this wield power."

She grabbed my pant leg, roaring excitedly.

I shook off her hand. "Do you have paranoid delusions? Do you accuse every man you see of wanting to assault you? Should I help you find a mental health specialist?"