The questions asked by the other people were similar.

After several students left, the teacher who asked the question looked at the counselor.

"Have you contacted Zhu Xiaoling's parents?"

"An urgent telegram was sent this morning."

“How long will it take?”

"I looked around and saw that the journey was quite long. The train would take a day and a night, and it would take almost a day to get from their village to the train station."

The teacher sighed.

"I'll contact the Ninth Military Region. Zhu Xiaoling, please arrange a separate room for her and find a teacher to accompany her. She shouldn't go to class for the time being."

"OK."

Teacher Zhu nodded.

In the evening, Zhu Xiaoling did not return to the dormitory. A female teacher with an unfamiliar face came to get something for her.

"Teacher, is Zhu going to move away?" Zhang Ying asked worriedly.

"I won't be back for a while, so please lock the door." The teacher didn't want to say more, so he said perfunctorily and turned away.

"The exam is coming soon. Can she still take it?" Zhang Ying asked worriedly, still hoping that Zhu Xiaoling could continue her studies.

"Exams? She insists on having a baby, so why bother taking exams?" Qiao Na punctured Zhang Ying's unrealistic fantasy.

"Can't we ask the psychology teacher to persuade her?" She pouted and told him the method she had thought of carefully.

"Psychology teachers are human, not gods. If they can't persuade people well in this kind of situation, they will be blamed. Who wants to get involved?" Joanna looked at Zhang Ying, who was worried, and asked her to be realistic.

"I advise you not to try to change other people's minds." Seeing that Zhang Ying was still frowning and trying to find a solution, Qiao Na said again.

"What if that happens? Her life will be ruined if she does this."

"Xiaoying, you didn't listen to Qiao Na's advice not to do the impossible. Now, do you think Zhu Xiaoling will listen if you advise her to give up her child?"

Ye Jiaying looked at the two of them frowning and reminded them.