A sparrow followed Zhang Sancai all the way back, and they walked to the other side of the town and entered a courtyard.
His family asked him with smiles how his exam went that day.
Zhang Sancai, however, had a cold face, clearly indicating that the situation was not good.
"What's going on? Sancai? Even your cousin's influence isn't enough?"
Zhang Sancai said irritably, "Everything was fine before..."
"Sancai, come in and speak."
A voice came from inside the room, and Zhang Sancai hurriedly went in.
The window in the room was open, and Gu Yunyang saw a man inside through it.
He was probably around twenty-five or twenty-six years old, wearing glasses, and had a somewhat refined yet roguish look.
She also has a good temperament, giving off a scholarly vibe.
"This person seems to be educated."
At this moment, not far from the man, next to the window, was a desk.
There were some books on the desk, and Gu Yunyang could see the large characters written on them through the sparrow's eyes.
A Brief History of Shipbuilding.
"As expected, he works at a shipyard; the books he reads are related to shipbuilding."
Gu Yunyang didn't look at the specific details carefully.
no need.
He can manufacture some parts using mechanical methods, so there's no need for him to know how to build ships.
As Zhang Sancai entered, Zhang Yuanxi adjusted his glasses and asked, "How was it? Didn't the exam go well today?"
Zhang Sancai shook his head: "Yes, a woman suddenly said that since we're recruiting technicians, we need to test their on-site skills. So we added an extra test at the last minute."
Um?
Zhang Yuanxi was a little surprised. He tilted his head and looked out the door, where he saw a sparrow standing on the windowsill, chirping away.
When he looked over, the sparrow hopped and turned its head.
The bird pecked at the windowsill with its beak, then chirped a few times.
A gentle breeze was blowing, but it was a warm breeze.
The sunlight shone down, casting dappled patterns.
The wind carried heat, making Zhang Yuanxi feel somewhat irritated.
"Are you sure it was that woman who brought it up?"
Zhang Yuanxi's eyes darted around, a hint of doubt in them.
This made Gu Yunyang a little curious: "Something's not right. If he just wanted to help Zhang Sancai get a job, he wouldn't be so cautious, would he?"
Generally speaking, only those who have done something wrong or have a guilty conscience would be so cautious, right?
"Of course, it's possible that some people are just that cautious, or want to understand the matter more thoroughly."
But Gu Yunyang still leaned towards the idea that Zhang Yuanxi was the problem.
This is a result that combines Zhang Yuanxi's reaction and Fan Zhijian's reaction.
Of course.
Zhang Sancai cursed, "That Jian Xingwen, that little bitch. Back in school, she always acted arrogantly because she was Fan Mudong's good friend."
It's unclear what unpleasant memories he was thinking about, but Zhang San bit his lip and revealed a fierce look.
Zhang Yuanxi nodded, feeling a little relieved, and then asked for some more details.
Zhang Sancai carefully recalled: "It was that woman Jian Xingwen who brought it up."
She was quite shocked at the time, not knowing why the factory manager had told her that.
I don't think the factory manager is stupid. Everyone knows that Jian Xingwen just wants to get benefits from Fan Mudong.
As it turns out, they didn't consider Fan Mudong a friend at all.
Fan Zhijian had embarrassed Jian Xingwen several times before, but unfortunately, this woman was thick-skinned.
She really did say that the agricultural machinery factory gave out two spots, one of which was for Fan Mudong.
The other one wasn't for me, so who should I give it to?
"Without you, cousin, could Fan Zhijian have handled the shipyard project?"
He was full of confidence, feeling that the job opportunity was already in his grasp and a sure thing.
Naturally, he didn't have a pleasant expression towards Jian Xingwen, who suddenly appeared and made his job questionable again.
Zhang Yuanxi thought for a moment, first showing a hint of embarrassment, then smiled and said, "You're like this..."
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