In this chapter, Fang tells his friends that he's going to make sure that everyone knows that Fang is a "sick homo" and that he should be turned into a "lonely" student. He also tells them that if they don't leave Fang alone, he'll give them a bonus. Fang says that rumors about him started going around the school, and people started to accuse him of being a "pedergent" . He says that he had a hunch that someone started the rumors, but he had no proof that he was a pervert. The teachers and the students didn't want to hear about it, so they just laughed about it. The students started to distance themselves from him because they were afraid of being outcasts. Fang's affection for a boy, he says, was the cause of all of this, and he fought back when he was attacked. He asks his friends if they've ever been wronged because of his "different" appearance, or if their stuff was stolen, or had a fight with their best friends.
In this chapter, Fang tells his friends that he's going to make sure that everyone knows that Fang is a "sick homo" and that he should be turned into a "lonely" student. He also tells them that if they don't leave Fang alone, he'll give them a bonus. Fang says that rumors about him started going around the school, and people started to accuse him of being a "pedergent" . He says that he had a hunch that someone started the rumors, but he had no proof that he was a pervert. The teachers and the students didn't want to hear about it, so they just laughed about it. The students started to distance themselves from him because they were afraid of being outcasts. Fang's affection for a boy, he says, was the cause of all of this, and he fought back when he was attacked. He asks his friends if they've ever been wronged because of his "different" appearance, or if their stuff was stolen, or had a fight with their best friends.