Clearly, Li Lechen's mother is very assertive; she doesn't need to explain anything to her son, and hangs up after making her demands.
This time, Li Lechen and Zhou Mi were left looking at each other in bewilderment.
"What's going on?" Li Lechen asked Zhou Mi, holding up his phone.
"It was my aunt who asked me to stay at your house. Didn't you know that before?" Zhou Mi retorted.
"Of course I don't know!" Li Lechen's expression said it all.
But before that, the conversation went so smoothly that Zhou Mi completely accepted the suggestion that the two of them stay at Li Lechen's house temporarily.
"Why!"
Li Lechen finally let out a long sigh.
I have to put up with this in order to live on campus.
My cousin is a relative, and she's just staying temporarily. None of us are adults yet, so what's there to worry about?
The two then traveled home together, ordering takeout along the way so they could eat when they arrived.
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Although all classes had been notified that there would be no more political exams that evening, and although most classrooms were already empty, Cao Wenming still tried his best to persuade the principal in his office.
“Principal, this really was an accident,” Cao Wenming emphasized.
"I believe this was an accident. You can go back now, you really can go back now." The principal was also helpless, because Cao Wenming had been loitering in his office for an entire afternoon.
"But why cancel the political exam for this reason?"
“I want to emphasize that the political exam is not canceled because of this incident. I went to your office this morning to talk to you.”
The principal didn't even know how many times he had emphasized this point; he had been emphasizing it all afternoon, repeating the same meaning over and over again.
Finally, after this afternoon's contest, the principal deeply understood the students' aversion to Cao Wenming and their hatred of the student code of conduct.
It's really unbearable.
Cao Wenming was also frustrated. The CEO of a large company, who was about to send a banner and a letter of commendation to the school, turned out to be a suspect in a murder case.
Why would a murder suspect not run away as soon as possible, but instead act all high and mighty at the school?
It caused me to risk everything to act as a guarantor.
Not only was this incident embarrassing enough to be seen outside the school, but then the principal suddenly decided to cancel the evening's political exam.
For thirteen years, No. 2 Middle School had insisted on including politics in its mock exams at the start of the school year, but this year it was suddenly canceled. It's really no wonder that Cao Wenming linked the two events together.
But he was truly innocent.
So I have been trying my best to clear my name.
Although, I've long since lost the will to fight back.
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