Accompany My Deskmate to Open the Blind Box of Special Abilities Every Day

My deskmate is a person with super powers. We are both well-known bad students in A. I am an indifferent and show-off bad student, and he is a talkative and arrogant bad student. But my deskmate's superpowers are very unstable. They change every day. Every morning, I have to accompany him to open the blind box and serve as his superpower test subject. "My deskmates, my super power today is fire breathing!" "Not bad." I took out the cold lunch box, "Heat it up for my good brother." Then he let out a squirt, and the spray went sideways, burning my newly permed hair to black. The next day, he held the bruise on his face from my new beating and happily told me: "My deskmate, my superpower today is clairvoyance!" "Not bad." I pointed to the tall back of the top student at the table, "In the self-study class later, you can carefully read the answers he wrote and tell me." Then he took notes while reading, and he copied a whole page of English homework and handed it to me. It was not until the teacher came to check that we realized that the student at the front desk was writing about chemistry. "My classmates, my superpower today is to tell the truth!" "Not bad." I praised him habitually, and then I thought about it for a long time and couldn't figure out what was good about it. He suddenly asked: "Actually, I've had a crush on you for a long time, what about you?" I subconsciously slapped him. He covered his face and pursed his lips in grievance, muttering: "Aren't you telling the truth? Why is this happening..." It wasn't until the end of the day that he discovered that his ability was to force himself to tell the truth. Now my deskmate has been lying at home for two days pretending to be sick out of shame, anger and social insecurity. I am hesitating whether to take him back to school. After all, it would be quite boring without the fun of opening blind boxes every day. Looking for answers, please wait online. It's very urgent. [Third person in the text] [Inspired by "Mornings with Martin"] Purpose: Love people and life actively