Then they stopped rushing and sat down to watch the show.

Since the beginning of this semester, Ye Zijin has been going to the entrance of Class 7 to wait for Ji Siyuan every day after school, rain or shine.

I don't know if Ji Siyuan has been annoyed lately, but Shu Jia is definitely tired of seeing this scene.

Ji Siyuan, who had already packed his things, sat in his seat without moving.

"You go first, I have something to do!"

Ye Zijing looked aggrieved: "But Aunt Gu said today that we should both go back for dinner together!"

Ji Siyuan frowned: "Then you go eat, I'll explain the reason to my mom!"

After listening to Ji Siyuan's words, Ye Zijin stood there for a while longer. When she realized that Ji Siyuan still had no intention of getting up, she stomped her foot angrily, gave Chi Chan a venomous look, and left unwillingly.

As she approached the school gate, a driver was already waiting. Ye Zijing got into the car, her casual gaze sweeping over the bustling crowds and shops outside the window.

His gaze sharpened as he scanned a particular spot.

She took out her phone and dialed a number.

"Hello Uncle Jiang, about that thing I asked you to help with before, you said you'd do it after the New Year. It's been so long since school started, and we still haven't seen anything happening across from the school?"

A middle-aged man's voice came slowly and deliberately from the phone.

"Zijin, I had someone check out these three shops you mentioned a while ago, and I really can't find anything wrong with them."

Li Ping had already forced two of the stores to suspend operations for rectification, but the next day, the store owners came directly to his workplace.

They provided Li Ping with a stack of documents, all of which clearly demonstrated that the store met all operating standards, and demanded the revocation of the rectification notice.