After talking for a while, Gu Yunyang roughly understood what was going on.

Sexual scandals spread the fastest at any time.

When a group of people have nothing to do, they chat about gossip, and the gossip spreads quickly.

But for it to have spread to this extent, preventing Zhang Jianjun from attending university.

That's a bit strange.

"Is someone stirring things up inside?" Gu Yunyang asked.

Zhang Jianjun nodded, glanced at Gu Yunyang, thought for a moment, and then said, "My dad said it's very likely that Gu Changhong's father is playing dirty tricks behind my back. He probably saw that I didn't want his daughter, so he figured he couldn't let me off easy either."

Goodness.

Gu Anning still dares to do such a thing.

He really wasn't afraid at all of Zhang Jianjun's father fighting him to the death.

Gu Anning probably thought no one knew that he was the one who did it, right?

That makes sense. If Gu Anning could find someone to push things along and pull some strings, she could indeed block Zhang Jianjun's chance to go to university.

However, Gu Anning had no idea that what she was doing today would lead to this outcome.

Sooner or later, it will turn into a boomerang and hit him back.

Gu Yunyang found it ironic that Gu Anning would probably never know what kind of backlash she would suffer in the future.

Gu Anning had no idea what kind of magnificent, or rather, turbulent, events would unfold a few years later.

"It looks like I won't be able to go to university, and I'm being watched by people. I guess I'll have to find a place to go to the countryside in a while."

Going to the countryside?

Has it really come to this?

Gu Yunyang hadn't been in the capital for a while and didn't know what had happened.

No wonder the guards gave him a strange look when he entered the room and they knew he was there to see Zhang Jianjun.

It seems that everyone has heard about this.

Therefore, the severity of this matter is quite profound.

Gu Yunyang had no way to comfort the other party, and could only say in the end, "If you want to go to the countryside, you can consider coming to Guangdong Province."

I'm the brigade secretary of the Hongqi Brigade, so I can still take care of you.

If your family can send you money every month, our Hongqi Brigade won't force you to do a certain amount of work every day; just a token amount will suffice.

As you know, farming in the countryside is not an easy task.

Gu Changhong couldn't stand it.

Gu Yunyang briefly explained a few points, offering Zhang Jianjun a possibility.

Zhang Jianjun readily agreed, saying he would consider it.

As for where Zhang Jianjun will ultimately go to work in the countryside, that depends on his own decision.

And then there are Zhang Jianjun's parents.

Going to the countryside might be an option, perhaps near the outskirts of Beijing.

This way, they can get home more easily.

Although I can't live at home, it's easier to come back once every week or two.

After saying that, Gu Yunyang planned to go back.

They have other family matters to attend to, so it's not appropriate for them to stay here indefinitely.

However, Zhang Jianjun stopped Gu Yunyang: "You've come all this way, stay for dinner. But I'm not very good at cooking, so we'll have to eat at the cafeteria."

At noon, Zhang Jianjun's family members all went to work and ate lunch at their workplaces.

Zhang Jianjun could only eat in the cafeteria.

Unlike Gu Yunyang, who used to cook when he lived in the Gu family.

Gu Yunyang didn't have any objections.

The two ate something casually at a nearby canteen for lunch. Zhang Jianjun took out two meat coupons from home and bought a plate of shredded pork with sweet bean sauce and a plate of sweet and sour pork.

That was quite a nice welcome.

These days, a person only has a fixed quota of two ounces of meat per month.

Zhang Jianjun's family might have some connections, which could allow them to obtain some extra meat tickets.

But there definitely won't be too many.