The square red seal, surrounded by a ring of totems, closely resembled a large red bird upon closer inspection. In the center were four engraved Chinese characters, exuding an ancient and solemn aura.
De Ren Education.
Shen You’an had seen the seal of De Ren University before. It was sowhat similar, but not quite the sa.
Looking further up, the header was a formal and ticulously crafted red-top docunt, marked as classified.
This was a confidential letter. The content was straightforward: Shen You’an had been admitted to the Young Talent Class at the heart of De Ren Education and was to report to De Ren University on the ninth day of the first lunar month after the Spring Festival, bringing necessary identification.
When Shen You’an reached into the pouch, sure enough, she found a thin card inside, about the size of a pigeon egg. On it was the sa large bird totem as the seal, minus the engraved characters. Upon first glance, it looked like the shape of the sun or a ball of fire.
Shen You’an found this more and more intriguing.
After reading, Shen You’an put the confidential letter back into the docunt pouch and returned it to Principal Gong.
She couldn’t take the letter, but she needed to keep the card for herself—it was the sole token required when reporting.
Principal Gong solemnly tucked the confidential letter away; it needed to be archived and sealed.
He looked at Shen You’an earnestly, rubbing his hands together. "Shen, when will you be reporting?"
The confidential letter was strictly for the recipient’s eyes only.
"The ninth day of the first lunar month, after the new year."
"There’s still over a month left. During this ti, Shen, you must prepare thoroughly. Should you encounter any difficulties, be sure to inform the school."
Shen You’an nodded.
Principal Gong then turned to ng Junzhu and said, "Take good care of Shen over the next few days."
Since taking over Class A, ng Junzhu had achieved exceptional results, producing four talents in one go. During the year-end teacher evaluations, she stood out from the crowd.
ng Junzhu responded with a pale face.
The two prepared to leave when Principal Gong held ng Junzhu back, allowing Shen You’an to leave alone.
"Accompany to the hospital later."
This was to visit Liu Runxi, who was currently hospitalized.
Liu Runxi had been injured at the school, and so, both sentintally and professionally, the school needed to visit and assu responsibility.
Over the past few days, Principal Gong hadn’t been idle. He had reported the incident to the police, asking them to investigate the fallen lighting fixture during the New Year’s Eve event. He had just taken a call from the police; their response had been swift. Although the perpetrator had deliberately concealed their actions, the police had no shortage of thods to uncover the truth.
Uncovering the truth would provide justice for Liu Runxi and reassure Governor Liu and Mrs. Liu.
Principal Gong, accompanied by ng Junzhu, went to the police station, where they t Officer Wen Zhou, who was in charge of the case. Wen Zhou led them to a waiting room to explain the whole story behind the incident.
"It was a lighting installation technician from the lighting team who tampered with the fixture. His na is Zhou Guo. On the morning of the incident, his personal bank account received a 200,000-dollar deposit."
Wen Zhou placed a photograph in front of the two.
"The police imdiately detained him as a suspect and subjected him to interrogation..."
Wen Zhou spoke quickly, summarizing the cause and effect in just a few words.
"Zhou Guo was instructed by soone to tamper with the lighting, targeting Shen You’an. The mastermind behind this has been identified..."
Wen Zhou’s expression suddenly turned grave. His hands, hanging by his sides, subtly tightened.
ng Junzhu gave him a quick glance before lowering her gaze.
Principal Gong, full of anticipation, looked at Wen Zhou. He needed to know the identity of the mastermind to give an explanation to Governor Liu.
More importantly, President Lan had placed great importance on this matter, calling him several tis to inquire about the progress, showing just how much she cared about Shen You’an.
President Lan absolutely would not tolerate anyone threatening Shen You’an’s safety.
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