Stealing Your Heart

The only gossip that everyone would engage so enthusiastically in at this point in time was none other than the sensational story about Sang Yu and Shen Peichuan.

Putting one hand in his pocket, Su Zhan greeted the students walking towards him. “Hey, do you guys know where the first years’ form teacher’s office is?”

One helpful student pointed at a building nearby. “Over there on the third floor. You’ll be able to find it when you get there. There’s a sign by the entrance.”

“Oh, thanks,” Su Zhan replied with a smile, “By the way, I couldn’t help but overhear what you guys were talking about. Were you guys talking about the rumor regarding a student and an officer?”

“Yes, that’s right. You’ve heard of it as well, haven’t you?” a short-haired girl replied. Her eyes began gleaming once Su Zhan mentioned the rumor. “The story has spread like wildfire throughout the school and it’s received quite a bit of backlash. For all we know, the student in the story might be expelled.”

“The whole school knows about this?” Su Zhan asked with a smile on his face, “And this has become fodder for your entertainment, hasn’t it?”

Although Su Zhan was rather subtle, the students still managed to read between the lines and the smiles gradually slipped off their faces.

Lifting his head, Su Zhan glanced at the towering buildings and the elegant environment he was standing in before he sneered, “Seems to me this school is nothing special. The students that this school produces are quite useless, seeing that not only did they fail to protect the school’s honor and reputation, but they were actually the ones that are trampling all over it. How ridiculous.”

Once he had finished, Su Zhan marched off in the general office’s direction.

Those students, on the other hand, were so embarrassed that their faces had turned beet red. Like what Su Zhan said, they were indeed from this school, and yet, here they were making light of the situation. From a certain point of view, they were removing themselves from the situation.

The short-haired girl retorted, “Even if we did want to protect and defend our school, there are bound to be several bad apples that will spoil the whole barrel. In my opinion, the school should make an example out of these students and expel them. That way, no one would ever dare taint our school’s reputation again.”

Some people agreed with her, while others thought that her view was relatively myopic. After all, there was only a picture. For all they knew, there might be more than met the eye.

Afraid that things would escalate, one of the students hastily rounded up the rest of them

knocking on the

table was a bespectacled middle-aged man. Even though he was seated, one could see that he wasn’t very tall. At that moment, Sang Yu

Sang Yu’s form teacher turned to

Sang Yu.

it was Su Zhan. She had wanted to contact Shen Peichuan to find out how he

Shen Peichuan’s friend, he would definitely know

of Sang Yu’s form teacher furrowed, the expression on his face soured and he asked Sang Yu, “I thought you didn’t

a distant relative of hers,” Su Zhan explained as he walked to Sang Yu’s side, “How

solve this issue. But I personally have very high hopes for Sang Yu. She’s always

not because she had done something wrong, but rather because she felt like she had let her teacher down. Her teacher had always taken very good care of

this had happened, all hopes for the scholarship had probably

well the consequences of not having any academic credentials. If that were to happen, it would be really hard for her to find a good job. Without a good job and the handsome

me, sir. I really didn’t do all those messed-up stuff outside school. It was my classmates who forced me. I only

“A moment of rashness? Well, that shouldn’t have happened either! You’re still a first-year university student.

lip, Sang Yu knew that she wouldn’t be able to

only plead, “Sir, please, you can’t expel me. I put in a lot of

so quick to jump to conclusions. I have to see how the higher-ups feel about this incident as well,” her teacher sighed, “I really didn’t expect such a thing to happen to you. Many students from smaller cities put in a lot of effort to get into our school. It’s the first time they’re in such a big and flourishing city. Thus, they are easily enticed by the fascinating life outside of school and carry on to make some bad decisions that cannot be salvaged. It’s such a pity. Sigh, if this can be resolved quickly such that the impact can be minimized to as small as possible,

happened that day. I noticed that there were many other students in the picture. I believe setting up

so caught up in my emotions that I wasn’t thinking clearly. I’ll get in touch with the principal

further they delayed their response, the more unpredictable the situation