Now that Luo Kangcheng has woken up, Aunt Zeng hasn't said a bad word about her daughter-in-law. After all, there's still a child involved, and the original spouse is always the best. She hopes to give her child a complete family.
“Meijuan took the child back to her parents’ home, stayed for a while and then came back.”
Luo Kangcheng remained silent; he knew everything that had happened at home while he was unconscious.
Wang Meijuan ran away with the money. Several years have passed. She's probably married by now, so why would she come back?
Luo Kangcheng held a high position, and before the incident, Wang Meijuan had a lot of money, enough to support their child. He didn't owe her anything, so he had nothing to worry about.
The most urgent thing is to get back to the station as soon as possible.
In the days before computer-based score checking, schools had to copy scores from the education bureau, and the day scores were released was a very lively day at the school.
Students and parents came together, some with their whole family, and the whole school was packed with people.
Shu Hui and Shu Aiguo wanted to go with Chu Yu to check their scores, but Chu Yu stopped them.
With so many people at school, how could there be few at the shop? Shu Hui is gone, and Deng Fangping must be exhausted. Why don't she go herself, check the scores, and come back to tell her family?
In fact, before the official scores were released, the school obtained first-hand information from the education department, such as the cut-off scores, the number of undergraduate students, the highest scorer in humanities, the highest scorer in science, and the ranking of top students in the city.
When Principal Ji received the list, his hands started trembling. Several teachers were in the office picking up their own children.
Class 1 produced 1 student admitted to a top-tier university, 2 students admitted to second-tier universities, and 2 students admitted to junior colleges. The homeroom teacher was quite pleased, since Class 2 had no students admitted to any universities, making it a complete failure!
How many undergraduate students does a school typically have?
If a class can get one or two of these, that's considered a pretty good result.
In some classes where students' grades are not ideal, the teachers wear long faces and can't even manage a smile.
Despite the somber atmosphere, Zhang Zhihe's face was beaming like a sunflower.
"Our class has 5 first-year undergraduate students, 3 second-year undergraduate students, and 5 junior college students."
What does this mean?
One class is as good as an entire school.
It's like whichever school poachs Zhang Zhihe will be successful.
In some rural schools, where a school might not even produce one undergraduate student, Zhang Zhihe was renowned in the past. The school would treat him like a god, just to get good results from him.
Putting all that aside, there's something even more shocking.
"Chu Yu scored 90 in Physics, 92 in Chemistry, 45 in Biology, 99 in English, 85 in Politics, and 108 in Chinese."
When the scores were read aloud, the other teachers fell silent. Was this score really normal? The English score was close to perfect, and the Chinese score was also very high, ranking among the top in the province. These few subjects alone accounted for 519 points.
This year's undergraduate admission score was 445, and the key university admission score was 468, which is close to the school's estimate.
Even with one less subject, his fans are enough to get him into a top university. And how many points did he get in that missing subject, math?
A full 120 points! That's a whopping 10 points higher than my estimated score!
Chu Yu estimated her total score to be 592, but her actual score was 627. She became the top science student in Deyang this year, and also the top science student in the province!
Whether anyone in the entire country is taller than her, Principal Ji doesn't know for the time being.
Isn't a top science student enough? Anyway, Principal Ji has already had the prepared red banners and firecrackers brought out.
"Hang it up everywhere you can, one at each of the three main gates, and one on the teaching building too. Light all the firecrackers! Oh, and let's have a parade or something, record a message on a loudspeaker and shout it out into the street, so that everyone knows this good news!"
Principal Ji was overjoyed; he finally had the chance to experience the joy of being paraded through the streets!
Is that enough? Far from it.
Principal Ji then instructed people to contact the provincial newspaper and the Deyang newspaper to ensure that the celebration was published in the newspapers. Oh, and also to do some television coverage. If even the dogs in the village don't know about this news, it's because Principal Ji hasn't done a good job of publicizing it.
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