From Nun to Real Heiress: Expert at Turning the Tables

Chapter 199 - 199: 095 Truth (First Update)

Ye Jian quickly answered, “Smart and kind.”

“Posing as a person of virtue.” Ran Tengxiao had a smile on his lips.

Ye Jian was a little unhappy; why was he talking about Ms. Zhu like this? She was clearly so kind.

Ran Tengxiao stroked his chin, “Winning people’s hearts; it seems that she has already found a solution to the crisis of the Zhu Group.”

“Let’s go. I enjoyed the show today; this is the style of Jiangzhou’s famous ladies.”

After taking a few steps, he glanced at Zhu Shaodan, who was teaching someone a lesson, squinting his eyes slightly.

“Look up this Xiao Lin; what is his relationship with the Zhu family?”

At the school gate, when most people had left, Tang Wan walked out from the corner with a somber face.

Zhou Aiqin came up to her and said, “You were right, Wanwan; it was useful to find Ms. Zhu.”

Tang Wan gave her a glance: “Zhu Mingjing just gave you a blank check, and you really believe it?”

“Why not believe it? She’s the young lady of the Zhu family! This Ms. Zhu is really nice, gentle and kind, and willing to take responsibility.”

Tang Wan was furious, “Are you guys foolish? She is just buying time. When the Zhu family goes bankrupt and she leaves, will she still care about you?”

“No way; I believe that Ms. Zhu is not that kind of person.” Zhou Aiqin said confidently.

Tang Wan was speechless. What kind of magic potion had Zhu Mingjing given these people to trust her so easily?

“These past days, I’ve heard a lot of rumors about this Ms. Zhu.” Zhou Aiqin mysteriously approached Tang Wan.

Gossip was a rural woman’s special characteristic, and this time she fully demonstrated it.

“They say that those who offend Ms. Zhu will not end well. You saw what happened to Cai Ping just now, right? She pointed at Ms. Zhu’s nose and cursed, but Ms. Zhu didn’t get upset. As a result, she was taken away by the police for the crime of child trafficking. If there wasn’t any solid evidence, the police wouldn’t arrest someone in public. I think this Ms. Zhu is really mysterious.”

Zhou Aiqin looked at her, “Wanwan, are you not on good terms with Ms. Zhu? You’d better be careful not to offend her; otherwise, you wouldn’t know when you’ll find trouble.”

Elderly people are superstitious. Zhou Aiqin had originally heard people in Jiangzhou saying that a 16 -year-old girl couldn’t have so much power; it was just exaggerated rumors. But after seeing Ms. Zhu and Cai Ping being taken away by the police, she realized that there might be some truth to it.

Tang Wan sneered, “Utterly absurd.” She turned around and walked into the school.

Zhou Aiqin muttered as she watched her back, “It’s better to believe it exists than to believe it doesn’t. Today’s kids…”

Tang Wan went directly to Ren Chuan’s office to check her scores. When she entered, Song Yinzhang was talking to Ren Chuan.

Ren Chuan must have been asking Song Yinzhang about what happened at the school gate, and he was explaining it.

“I’ve heard about the Zhu Group. It’s fine if Zhu can’t come. I’ll call her later. Zhu scored the highest points in this competition, so it’s a sure thing for her to join the provincial team. The provincial coach just called me, fearing that Zhu might run away. You did well, too, and you should be able to join the provincial team.”

Ren Chuan was very pleased.

Leading the competition with the highest score brought glory to Ren Chuan.

Tang Wan’s face darkened: Zhu Mingjing scored the highest points in the competition?

Ren Chuan saw her and his face fell.

“Tang Wan, you’ve been in my competition class since you were seven. I’ve held high hopes for you over the years. But look at your performance in this exam; you came in last in the entire district. Is this your real level?” Tang Wan lowered her head, clenching her teeth.

Master Song must be very disappointed in her, right?

“Forget it, focus on preparing for the college entrance exam. The competition class is not suitable for you anymore. I’ll talk to your parents on the phone later. ”

Tang Wan’s family’s financial situation was average; her father had hopes for his daughter since childhood, enrolling her in various competition classes.

Tang Wan showed exceptional talent in math, but the competition classes were expensive each year, and it was difficult for an average family to afford it. Tang Wan’s father scrimped and saved for years to pay for her competition classes, hoping she would win a gold medal and get a good score in the college entrance exam, which would add an extra layer of security for her future..