"Chu Molin, what exam are you guys talking about?" Gong Wuyou asked, feeling utterly baffled.
"My brother-in-law wants the principal to agree to my sister transferring to his school, but the principal isn’t sure of her level and wants to assess her abilities before deciding whether to accept her," Qin Yu said casually, as if the matter had nothing to do with him.
"Oh, so that’s how it is. Don’t worry, I believe your sister will pass, and although my uncle talks about an exam, if he’s said that, he’s definitely going to admit her. Don’t worry." Gong Wuyou revealed his uncle’s intentions directly.
"I’m not worried about that; I know my sister better than anyone. If the principal doesn’t accept her, that’s his loss," Qin Yu said boldly, but that’s truly how he felt in his heart. To him, his sister and brother were the best siblings in the world.
"Um, alright. I really hope my uncle doesn’t do sothing he’ll regret," Gong Wuyou said, not really caring. After all, he wasn’t the principal or a teacher, so why should he worry? He only asked more because the person transferring was Qin Xue’s sister.
As for the other matters, Gong Wuyou didn’t care because there was nothing he could do. For these situations, he didn’t know how to comnt, so he decided to do nothing.
"He’s not stupid, why would he do sothing like that?" Chu Molin looked at Gong Wuyou. This guy probably didn’t understand what kind of person his uncle was. Otherwise, he wouldn’t say such things. For soone who turns ten thoughts at the sight of one glance, can he really be a fool?
"You’re right, maybe I’m overthinking it." Gong Wuyou didn’t actually believe his uncle was stupid. Managing two schools would be impossible for a fool.
When Gong Wuyou called his uncle stupid, he wasn’t referring to soone who was ntally challenged, but rather soone who makes foolish decisions without seriously considering them, leading to regret later.
The principal they were discussing returned to his study to call teachers about preparing exam questions, oblivious to what the three in the living room were saying about him.
Chu Molin and Qin Yu chatted a lot with Gong Wuyou at the principal’s house. Although so work matters were beyond Gong Wuyou’s control, listening was beneficial. They continued talking until they noticed it was near dinnerti, then bid farewell and prepared to head ho.
"Why don’t you two stay for dinner, and leave afterward?" Gong Wuyou said to Chu Molin and Qin Yu. Being ho alone was boring, and with two people finally around to chat with, he didn’t want them to leave so quickly.
"No, thanks. They’re likely waiting for us at ho for dinner. Let’s have a al together another day when you’re free," Chu Molin said. He wasn’t sure if there was food at ho, but after he t Qin Xue, she’d always leave food for them when they went out.
"Alright then, if you don’t want to stay, I won’t insist. Let’s et up for a drink soti. I heard Qin Yu is studying in the Imperial Capital now, so we can get together more often," Gong Wuyou learned this through their conversation.
It turns out Qin Yu is such an outstanding student. It seems their family not only has high looks but also has an IQ of 180—frighteningly brilliant and enviable to others.
He really wants to see what kind of family produces such exceptional children. For many, this is sothing they want but can’t have, while this family possesses all of them. Truly a family blessed with advantages.
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