Hearing-Impaired Boy in Aristocratic College

(A short story of about 10,000 words) Sitting in a remote corner of the classroom was a thin, hearing-impaired boy. He looked timid and timid, but he studied well. He was admitted to Shengde Middle School as a civilian and won the first place many times. On the day he first came to school, the arrogant principal went to greet this commoner according to the rules. At that time, he was wearing a white shirt, his fingers nervously clenching the corners of his shirt, and his head bowed deeply. The principal concealed his disgust and pretended to gently pat his shoulder to ask him to look up, saying softly not to be nervous. The boy's body was trembling, and his forehead and eyelashes were covered by overly long bangs, revealing a snow-white cheek. He looked at the principal with gratitude. He thought he would have a bright and brilliant future, but what awaited him was endless bullying and ridicule. There is no "morality" in Shengde Middle School, only power and money. When civilians come here, there is only a dead end. The young master and the young ladies just lack toys and an obedient dog. Intention: None yet