Pushed and still looks contemptuous.
Tian Xiang frowned at her, "You’re Xiao Yue, right? What’s your surna?"
Gu Yue: "Why are you asking?"
Tian Xiang: "I want to know which family’s girl is so arrogant and rude."
Gu Yue was already angry, and Tian Xiang’s words made her face turn green. She pointed at Tian Xiang, wanting to lash out, but was held back by Chang Wan beside her.
"Xiao Yue, it’s wrong to push soone. You should apologize, why say so much?"
The small commotion attracted many scrutinizing looks, and Chang Wan was sowhat displeased.
Gu Yue was just Chang Wan’s little follower, and although she felt aggrieved, she had to listen to her.
She suppressed her anger and reluctantly said, "Sorry, I didn’t notice just now and pushed you."
Tian Xiang: "Apologizing with a roll of your eyes, who taught you manners and etiquette?"
Gu Yue whispered fiercely to her, "What do you really want?"
Tian Xiang: "Bow your head, bend your waist, and sincerely say ’sorry’ three tis."
"You..."
Gu Yue was so angry that she couldn’t speak. This bumpkin really dared to say that!
Tian Xiang: "What do you an ’you’? Doesn’t a sincere apology require this?"
At this point, a few onlookers also started to persuade, "You’re the one who pushed, you should seriously apologize."
"Yeah, hurry it up, don’t block everyone. People are already submitting forms ahead."
Gu Yue saw everyone siding with Tian Xiang and wanted to curse them, but Chang Wan pinched her arm.
"You’re in the wrong first. Just apologize properly. Why are you still arguing?"
Chang Wan looked serious, acting as if she understood everything.
Gu Yue pursed her lips and repeated ’sorry’ three tis as Tian Xiang demanded.
Just then, a teacher ca over and asked what was happening?
Chang Wan laughed, "Just a small misunderstanding, no problem, no problem."
The crowd, seeing that Gu Yue had apologized, also stayed silent.
At this mont, Tian Xiang finally realized the villainess nad Xiao Wan hurried to resolve the issue upon seeing the teacher approaching to avoid unnecessary trouble.
Indeed, villains are far more formidable than rare characters.
Tian Xiang explained to the teacher who ca to inquire, "Hello, Teacher, it’s nothing serious. She pushed but has already apologized, and I don’t mind. Also, I know she pushed mainly to let this student cut in line. She has her reasons, but such behavior is very uncivil and undisciplined, and I feel bad about it."
Tian Xiang was not willing to let the cutting in line issue be easily brushed off.
Tian Xiang’s words made the teacher frown and she asked Chang Wan, "Did you cut in line?"
Chang Wan really wanted to deny it, but with so many eyes watching, she couldn’t lie.
At this point, soone stood out to speak for Tian Xiang, "She did cut in line. Teacher, I saw it from behind. This student pushed the girl in front to make space for her to cut in."
The speaker was a sunny, handso young man.
Tian Xiang looked over, smiled at him to show appreciation.
The young man smiled back, appearing gentle, while his heart unrestrainedly beat faster.
Things were clear, and no more questions needed to be asked.
The teacher handling the situation, seeing the two nodded in acknowledgnt, frowned and said, "Since you violated discipline, both of you should go to the back of the line as a minor punishnt."
Chang Wan and Gu Yue’s faces turned red, and they silently moved from the front to the back of the line.
The line quickly regained its order.
At the back, the two finally lifted their heads with flushed faces when the teacher left.
Chang Wan whispered angrily to Gu Yue, "You fool, if you apologized earlier there wouldn’t have been this ss, such a loss of face, how will you et people in the future?"
Gu Yue hunched her shoulders, almost crying.
"I didn’t notice the teacher was coming."
Chang Wan looked at her disdainfully, "Alright, stop looking like you’re all wronged, others might think I bullied you."
"Xiao Wan, I’m sorry..."
In front, Tian Xiang soon submitted her application materials and went to the hall with the others to wait.
She had just gotten her registration number and sat down when Li Chuan ca over, asking about the situation just now, if things were alright?
Tian Xiang shook her head, "Nothing."
Actually, Li Chuan wasn’t far from her earlier.
As a fellow who was recomnded from their hotown, he surprisingly didn’t stand up to speak for her, while an unrelated person proved her point, leaving Tian Xiang sowhat disappointed in Li Chuan.
Li Chuan noticed Tian Xiang’s mood wasn’t right and apologized, "I didn’t pay attention to the situation earlier, sorry, I didn’t help you."
Tian Xiang: "It’s just a minor issue."
She didn’t want to delve into whether Li Chuan’s words were true or not, just let it be.
Li Chuan chuckled and then seemingly spoke to himself, offering an explanation to Tian Xiang, "Both my parents are ordinary workers at the factory. Getting this recomndation opportunity is the result of my years of efforts. This is Beijing; it’s sowhat different from our place. Those two we just encountered, judging by their accent, they should be locals. I thought of minimizing the conflict and not confronting them."
Li Chuan almost said that in Beijing, the city is full of elites, and Tian Xiang has the ng Family backing her, fearing no one.
But he has nothing, not daring to offend anyone without coalitions.
Tian Xiang smiled lightly, "I understand, thank you. Don’t bla yourself, it really doesn’t matter."
Understanding his thoughts, Tian Xiang empathizes but sadly realizes they are not on the sa path anymore.
Li Chuan nodded and didn’t bring up the matter again.
This professional exam consists of an interview and talent show in the morning, followed by a professional questionnaire test in the afternoon, quite comprehensive.
There are over a hundred recomndations, but only one class is admitted, roughly thirty or forty people.
Competition is quite fierce, roughly one in four.
Tian Xiang felt the morning exam went well, she did her best and perford normally.
The afternoon exam starts at two-thirty, with lunch break allowing ti to eat outside.
When Tian Xiang changed out of her performance outfit, she saw ng Cheng’an already waiting for her downstairs.
"Finished your business?"
"Yes."
ng Cheng’an: "How was the morning exam?"
"It felt alright."
The two went to find a place outside to eat and then sat on campus for a while.
With a short duration for the afternoon exam, ng Cheng’an didn’t leave and stayed by her side.
Making sure of the accuracy, Tian Xiang checked her exam papers several tis, one of the last to submit.
When she went downstairs with her pen case to find ng Cheng’an, she saw him standing under a tree not far away, talking to the villain and rare character she t in the morning.
Turns out those two knew ng Cheng’an!
Well, without a bit of entanglent, they’d be minor side characters, not aware of such involvent.
Tian Xiang was quite upset, but thinking it over, it’s also very normal.
Even if she couldn’t see their character tags, these people would show up anyway; who doesn’t have a few rare types and incompatible people around?
Knowing their characters just made it more directly and clearly evident.
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