"Yesterday, all the zoo employees resigned, leaving only Gu Lin, a senior intern, who came here just for the internship certificate..."

Xia Zhining suddenly remembered that she had promised to stamp Gu Lin's internship certificate today.

"Yes, Gu Lin!"

Ji Shuyun nodded suddenly: "Today I put my things in your dormitory, and it was this guy who showed me the way. I even took a look at his work badge."

Xia Zhining immediately became suspicious and quickly called Gu Lin. "Xiao Gu, this is Xia Zhining. I'm currently working at the hospital. I need an internship certificate..."

"Director Xiao Xia, there's no rush to get your internship certificate stamped. Let's wait until you're discharged from the hospital." Gu Lin said in a cheerful tone.

"By the way, I brought a few students to the zoo today. They want to help out at the zoo and get an internship certificate. Take a look..."

Xia Zhining suddenly realized that those motivated young employees her brother was talking about were probably Gu Lin's students.

Do all college students nowadays work so hard to get an internship certificate?

Xia Zhining was suspicious: "Just a few students?"

Gu Lin on the other end of the phone choked: "Uh, twenty-two."

Xia Zhining almost choked on her saliva: "So many people!"

"Why did you come to my zoo, which is about to close down, for an internship?"

Gu Lin was not impressed: "Most internships nowadays are just squeezing us college students like peanut oil."

"There are few animals in Senyu, and there are dormitories to live in. Besides, you, the new director, are also a kind person."

"I stayed for three months and felt quite free. The zoo was short of staff, so I shared it with the people around me..."

“I didn’t expect so many people to come.”

Xia Zhining was shocked. She didn't expect that the problem of staff shortage would be solved so quickly?

However, she also knew that this was only temporary, and long-term operations still needed some experienced employees to guide these interns.

"First, you need to count the personnel list."

Xia Zhining thought about the 3 million donated by Chen Cheng's father.

The animals' food costs account for the bulk of the budget.

She asked anxiously, "I'm short of money right now, so my internship salary can only be calculated based on Jiangcheng's basic salary. Is that acceptable to you?"

Gu Lin was surprised: "What? Free accommodation and internship salary? Principal Xia, you are really a big shot!"

Xia Zhining: ...Nowadays college students are so naive.

Gu Lin said again: "By the way, Principal Xia, can you tell me your video account number?"

"My classmates and I will film some daily activities of raising small animals to build up your account."

"Your account now has 10,000 followers, so don't waste it."

Xia Zhining was surprised and suspicious: "10,000 fans?"

When did it change so much?

She quickly clicked on her homepage and found that her fans had increased to 10,000, and it was still increasing. It increased in a blink of an eye.

It turned out that someone posted a clip of his live broadcast online, and it became a hit.

She discovered that there were some private messages in the background asking if she would still accept animal communication consultations.

Xia Zhining screened them and found that most of them were here for fun.

For the remaining few situations that looked like real problems, Xia Zhining sent them private messages saying that she would start broadcasting at 8 o'clock in the evening and they could connect to see the situation.

I am currently in the hospital and have nothing to do. I take a nap in the afternoon, and then go online to see patients during the evening traffic peak period to earn some pocket money.

In the afternoon, Ji Shuyun rushed to the Jiangcheng Police Headquarters to report.

Xia Zhining rested for the whole afternoon, and then officially started broadcasting after having a rich and nutritious meal brought by the nurse in the evening.