Who would study psychology unless they had some issues?! Chapter 804: 674: Isn't That a Few Too Many Coincidences?

Capítulo 804: Chapter 674: Isn’t That a Few Too Many Coincidences?

“It’s okay.” Regarding Xia Tian’s worry, Nan Zhubin comforted, “Li Lingling is already very capable now, and to be able to help Niannian is what she originally wished for.”

“She wants to thank you, and I want to thank you as well, because you helped both of them.”

Nan Zhubin said this based on Li Lingling’s long-term performance and his judgnt during their last eting. Li Lingling’s current situation not only won’t be affected by Niannian but she also has enough ability to give Niannian support.

On the other hand, it’s also because of the recent feeling from the [Case File] that he just obtained. Since Li Lingling established contact with Niannian yesterday, it indicates that the result is good—at least better than Xia Tian imagined.

With Nan Zhubin’s words, Xia Tian finally felt at ease.

Nan Zhubin could clearly hear a sigh of relief coming from the other side of the phone.

“That’s good then…”

Nan Zhubin smiled and changed the topic: “You don’t need to worry about things here in Beidu—how’s your work going over there? Is it easy to handle the legal challenges you ntioned faced by Niannian and her mother?”

ntioning his professional expertise, Xia Tian’s voice noticeably perked up: “Yeah! We first helped Niannian’s mom sort through the disaster recovery policies, clarified that the reconstruction subsidies are issued to the hoowner’s relatives, unrelated to remarriage—this reassured her greatly.”

“Then regarding Niannian’s grandparents, we emphasized that parents are the primary guardians of minor children, and as long as the mother has the ability to support, they have no right to forcibly seize guardianship, nor can they encroach on the exclusive reconstruction subsidies.”

Nan Zhubin listened quietly.

“Of course, saying these things doesn’t really help much…” Xia Tian’s voice turned a bit disappointed, “After hearing this, Niannian’s grandparents just got angry and made more trouble, and we truly don’t have much leverage over the elderly. Teacher Nan, you understand, sotis we have to consider more than just the rules…”

Indeed.

Nan Zhubin could very much empathize with the difficulties Xia Tian talked about in his work.

“But luckily my teachers and senior brothers and sisters are very experienced, they have experience handling similar situations, and spent a long ti negotiating with Niannian’s grandparents. Also fortunately, the two elders aren’t in the worst-case scenario, so we eventually reached a pretty good agreent.”

Xia Tian’s tone beca light again: “We also helped Niannian’s mom sort out identification proof, house damage proof, and other materials, guided her in submitting the reconstruction subsidy application, and now the subsidies…”

Nan Zhubin listened quietly.

After describing the situation of Niannian’s family, the young girl shared more about her legal work in the disaster area. Anything Nan Zhubin didn’t understand, she explained one by one. Neither of them showed any impatience.

Today’s remaining schedule did not include consultations, so ti passed quickly.

…

The clock soon reached the end of the workday.

Except for a few consultants who made special arrangents to et visitors at different tis—for example, in the evening, these are all based on visitor requests.

Most regular consultants and assistants basically clock out and leave as scheduled.

Even the two receptionists changed into their own clothes at this ti and began waiting for the elevator. Those visitors coming in during these special tis naturally had corresponding consulting assistants to handle, it wasn’t their concern.

Nan Zhubin didn’t stay at the company either and prepared to leave.

However, his work hadn’t ended yet.

Catching a ride back to school with Mo Kai, the two parted ways, Mo Kai started his leisure ti, and Nan Zhubin skillfully made his way towards the project group.

“I wonder how my senior brothers’ work is going, if there’s anything that requires to adjust the case files…”

Since there’s no need to review any longer, learn more new knowledge and technologies.

Thinking this, Nan Zhubin walked up to the project group, unexpectedly discovering—

The door to the project group was open today.

Not only was it open, but there were faint sounds of lively chats and laughter coming from within.

This was very different from what he expected.

Could it be that everyone made a breakthrough in their work today and finished their tasks in one go, so they can now fully relax?

With a feeling of curiosity, Nan Zhubin quickly stepped forward to glance inside the room.

Contrary to what he expected, but similar to his mory—the project group was still quite disorganized.

Although recently Chonghui and others are handling the core project in the disaster area, the project group’s office is only one room, so when working they’re still with other Outer Disciples together. There’s no specific “Disaster Project Office” set aside for them to carry out the related work.

And including Weng Pinting, Chonghui, even Bai Qinghua, everyone in these days has ramped up their work intensity due to the disaster project, thus throwing the entire project group into a state of disarray.

After all, even the eldest senior sister, second senior brother, and even the teacher are working so dedicatedly, do you other mbers really have the mindset to just chat and slack off in the project group?

Except for so PhDs, most Master’s students have already been laying low for several days and haven’t co to the project group office for the sa reason.

And those PhDs who have no choice but to co to the project group to work seriously for graduation have started to push themselves almost to a 007 research routine, even though they aren’t involved in the disaster project.

The atmosphere in the project group in recent days is foreseeable.