Chapter 557 - Chapter 557: 222 Mysterious Bar, bringing Dean Jian to meet Alian_1

Chapter 557: 222 Mysterious Bar, bringing Dean Jian to meet Alian_1

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Academician Ma opened the document and looked down without speaking.

But Director Huang, observing his expression, could probably guess.

Academician Ma’s status in Jiang University and the domestic physics community goes without saying—countless schools wanted to invite him to give lectures, and it was a point of pride for many to join his lab, the benchmark of Jiang University.

He picked up the materials on the desk and quietly closed the door behind him as he left the office.

Outside the door, the vice dean was waiting at the entrance for Director Huang. He glanced towards the office, “Academician Ma seems to be in a good mood.”

Finding a student he fancied, how could he not be in a good mood.

Director Huang chuckled, and the two walked down to the Main Building.

Several people were gathered under the teaching building. Upon seeing the two come down, one of them hastily walked a few steps forward, extremely deferential: “Teacher.”

Director Huang looked over; as the dean of the Physics Department, he had taught quite a few students.

This was one of his former team members, Zuo Jinhua, who was quite talented.

He nodded slightly to Zuo Jinhua.

After Director Huang and the vice dean left, the students around Zuo Jinhua still stared after Director Huang’s retreating figure without turning away.

Not until the figure disappeared did Qi Shuyun turn to Zuo Jinhua, “Dr. Zuo, that was Director Huang, right?”

At her words, the others too looked at Zuo Jinhua.

They usually only saw Director Huang during award ceremonies, and the reason they could recognize him at a glance was because of his shiny bald head.

“Yes,” Zuo Jinhua responded to them indifferently, “Everyone, get the data ready for me as soon as possible.”

After Zuo Jinhua left, the group remained huddled together.

“I remember Academician Ma has an office here, right? Could Director Huang have been coming to see Academician Ma?”

“Maybe, but what is Academician Ma doing at the school today?”

As they discussed, Qi Shuyun bowed her head and pressed her phone, sending out a WeChat moment—

[Today I had the honor of seeing Director Huang [photo]]

Coming from a scholarly family and with a wide social network, her phone quickly filled up with likes.

**

Meanwhile.

Beicheng, Song Family.

Song’s father stood at the bottom of the stairs, looking upstairs, “Has he not come out yet?”

“Food was sent to his room, but he didn’t eat,” Mrs. Song said regrettably, “The impact on him this time was a bit strong; give him some more time.”

Song Min didn’t do poorly this time; he was still Beicheng High School’s top student and was admitted to Jiangjing University as he wished.

Jiang University’s Admissions Office had made countless calls to the Song Family.

His national ranking wasn’t low either, but…

“She really ranked first nationally?” Song’s father didn’t pay much attention to these things and asked Mrs. Song to confirm again.

“Correct.” Mrs. Song thought of Bai Lian, and her heart filled with bitterness.

When Bai Lian was first sent to Xiangcheng by the Bai Family, Mrs. Song’s first thought was to annul the marriage with Bai Lian, as the Bai Family clearly valued Bai Shaoke and Bai Shaoqi more.

They favored the favorable and avoided the harmful, and she was well aware of Bai Lian’s lack of worth at that time.

She even followed him to Xiangcheng to dissolve their engagement.

Who could have imagined such a drastic change in just one year.

Mrs. Song was still pondering when the phone rang once, and the maid answered it and then looked up, “Madam, it’s a call from Miss Bai.”

Bai Lian had long been driven out by the Bai Family.

And the only Miss Bai they referred to was Bai Shaoqi.

Mrs. Song went forward to take the call. Bai Shaoqi said something over the phone, and Mrs. Song was stunned, “Really? Okay, I’ll accompany you to Jiangjing tomorrow afternoon.”

After hanging up, Song’s father looked at Mrs. Song, “What’s the matter?”

“Principal Luo has connected Shaoqi with a teacher from Jiangyin,” Mrs. Song said, the gloom of many days finally easing somewhat, “The person is said to be a leading authority in Jiangjing.”

Jiangyin?

This was beyond Song’s father’s sphere of influence, but he knew the Yin Family had always been very concerned about Bai Shaoqi, “Why are your brothers so concerned about Shaoqi?”

The concern wasn’t for Bai Shaoqi but for someone who could play the guzheng and just so happened to share the Bai surname.

These were the issues within the Jiangjing circles, unknown to the people of Beicheng.

“We’ll talk about it when we get there,” Mrs. Song said as she turned to walk upstairs, “Bai Lian… don’t mention her in front of our son anymore. Bai Qiming has already come back from Xiangcheng.”

“He’s back?” Song’s father was shocked, “What is Bai Lian thinking, not returning to the Bai Family?”

The struggles of an individual are not that effective, and in the end, the Xu Family had no blood relation to her.

These were things Mrs. Song didn’t know.

**

The next day.

Bai Lian went to Jiangjing University’s library early in the morning, which was connected to the campus network. Inside, she could access materials only open to internal students of the university.

In early July, most students had finished their final exams.

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