Charlie is awesome and everyone needs his help. No, not really, everyone just needs to do what they want to do, but they don't have the confidence to need others to affirm themselves. Charlie is a child, he needs help from others, it's not that he can't do anything, it's like he almost killed his classmate indirectly, he can't answer the principal.
Why? How?
No, I don't actually know. Charlie is very good, he can make everyone like him, he can fall in love with the girl he likes, he can do a lot of things, but he is still a child, he needs other people's attention, he needs other people's love.
We all think highly of him, we regard him as an adult who can get solutions just by asking questions, but he is just a child who gets up every day and looks in the mirror and thinks about life and himself, but can only get a blank.
So, just do what you want
, and the principal of Radish Ball is very aggrieved. He finally pulled his daughter and was abducted by an inexplicable stinky boy in a blink of an eye.
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