Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
Xia Yunshu didn’t decline.
She walked up to the podium, took out a piece of chalk, and wrote her name on the blackboard.
Yu Hua was a language teacher with many years of experience.
His chalk writing skill was excellent, but it paled in comparison with the three Chinese characters “Xia Yunshu” on the blackboard.
Yu Hua was somewhat surprised.
He was in awe.
As expected from the daughter of a friend of the Qi family.
Her handwriting was excellent! No wonder there was rumours that she was allowed to live with Young Master Qi who was hot-tempered and had irregular mood swings in Jin Garden.
If she didn’t have some true capability, the Qi family probably wouldn’t treat her differently.
It was rumoured that Young Master Qi only judged people based on their individual capabilities.
One had to be outstanding enough to win his favour.
The students were also amazed by Xia Yunshu’s handwriting.
Junliu’s face was filled with honor.
“Hello, everyone. I’m Xia Yunshu. I just came back from country Y and my mandarin isn’t very good. Please take care of me in the future.”
These words seemed to be directed to the whole class, but they were actually meant for the Form Teacher, Yu Hua.
Back then in the office, she casually glanced at Yu Hua’s desk and knew which subject he was teaching.
Her gaze made her a little uncomfortable.
Beads of perspiration appeared faintly on his forehead.
He seemed to be frightened by her vibes.
However, Yu Hua knew that this was not the case.
The reason why he was perspiring was probably because the female student in front of him had been sent here by the Qi family.
In fact, what Yu Hua didn’t know was that he was actually frightened by Xia Yunshu’s vibes.
Xia Yunshu was a person who would use her creativity to get anything she wanted.
In the past, Junliu recalled that she fancied a piece of Blood Jade at an auction, but failed to bid for it.
In the end, she forcefully “bought” it from the auctioneer and only at its starting price at the auction house.
It was not that she did not want to give the “auctioneer” money, but the “auctioneer” did not dare to accept more.
She had no choice.
After going through the gates of hell, how could she dare to take more money?
She wished that she could just get rid of the Blood Jade by selling it to her.
Although Xia Yunshu did not stare directly at Yu Hua, it was clear that he had caught her attention.
The language teacher was really pitiful.
Just as he was lamenting, he saw Xia Yunshu walk towards him with a faint smile.
Junliu was so shocked that he shuddered.
He had suspected that his boss had the ability to read his mind on many occasions.
That’s why he had only silently criticised her for a short while before she discovered it.
Xia Yunshu finally stopped looking at Yu Hua strangely and he heaved a sigh of relief.
He thought to himself, she had returned from abroad, no wonder he had never heard of anyone interacting with the Qi family with the surname Xia.
“Yunshu has been living in country Y all these years?”
He didn’t mean to pry, but he was curious.
She said that her Mandarin wasn’t good, but her chalk written characters were excellent.
“Yes, it’s my first time returning to China.”
“Then you’re very good. Your chalk written characters were excellent.”
Yu Hua didn’t exaggerate at all.
He really thought that she wrote very well.
“Teacher, you over-praised me.”
She smiled obediently and stood to the side.
She was giving way to Junliu.
Junliu stepped forward and looked at the three Chinese characters written by Xia yunshu on the blackboard.
He suddenly felt very pressured.
He stole a glance at Xia Yunshu and saw her standing there with a faint smile… watching him as he wrote!
His stress level intensified!
He suddenly felt a little suspicious.
Was he really lucky to transfer to Yu City high school at this time and happened to be in the same class as his boss?
He took a piece of chalk and wrote his name down one stroke at a time.
This was the first time he felt that his name had so many strokes.
The words he wrote were slightly readable.
Of course, they pale in comparison to his boss’.
It wasn’t that he was humble, but they really couldn’t be compared.
When he finally finished writing, he turned around and squeezed out a charming smile.
“Hello, everyone. My name is Junliu. I transferred from Yucheng First High School.”
After hearing his name, the class was either amazed at Xia Yunshu’s writing although she just return abroad, or how well Junliu’s writing was not bad either, or how amazing that there were two new good looking classmates, the class was completely silent.
Not to mention Yu City First High school, there were probably very few people who did not Junliu’s name!
As for the reason…
That was because Junliu was the school bully of Yu City First High School, which was right next to Yu City Middle School!
Why would the school bully of Yu City First High school transfer to their school?
The two schools were just separated by a wall!