Chapter 90: Watching the love-brained brother commit suicide (37)

The head teacher said with a serious face: "If you still want to stay in school, you can only pay the same tuition fees as the classmates tenth grade and above, and the school will not provide you with any subsidies. Unless you later pass the exam again If you are in the top ten of your grade, the school will continue to provide you with tuition exemption, subsidize living expenses, and make up for the previous fees.”

Lan Yazhen ran out of the school crying while holding her transcript, and first went to Xiang Zheng to comfort her. Xiang Zheng remained cold and indifferent: "It's almost the same if you transfer to another school. You can get into college."

Although Xiang Zheng usually has a good time, he has a specialty subject and wins some awards for the school every year, so his tuition is exempted, but there is no living allowance. But all the prize money from the award belongs to Xiang Zheng.

He really didn't think Tenglan High School was that good, but his mother had high hopes and always hoped that he could be here.

Lan Yazhen bit her lip with tears in her eyes: "I have delayed too much this semester, and the college entrance examination is coming soon. I may not be able to adapt to the sudden transfer of schools. My family will definitely beat me to death if they know that I can't study here."

She had to take part of the subsidy back home every semester. Her parents showed off to countless people that she could attend Tenglan High School.

She was actually very proud that her grades were higher than those of children from rich families.

She was obviously studying very hard in the second half of the semester, so why did she get worse and worse in the exams? Lan Yazhen still felt that she was performing abnormally.

"I'll help you find any suitable general high schools. You can transfer there then." Xiang Zheng said, "Don't relax next semester. You have the foundation. You can still get into a good university. For physics, I can I’ll help you make up for it, I’m better at this. For the rest, you have to work hard on your own to read the book and answer more questions.”

With Xiang Zheng gone, he was able to help Lan Ya really come up with ideas, because he thought that the other party had helped take care of his mother.

Lan Yazhen looked at Xiang Zheng's back and did not chase after him. After he disappeared, she took out her cell phone and found Gu Jingkui's cell phone number and called it without hesitation.

However, no one answered.

Lan Yazhen's eyes turned red. Did Brother Gu start to look down on her?

She continued to call. Brother Gu never failed to answer her calls. It must be because the other party didn't hear her. She just needed to call a few more times.

Gu family.

Gu Jingkui looked at the vibrating mobile phone on the conference table. The caller ID on it was Lan Yazhen. There was a very important meeting going on right now, but he refrained from answering it.

Under normal circumstances, he should hang up, but he couldn't bear it, and Ya Zhen would be very sad.

Company executives in the conference room: "..."

But after several calls came, he finally picked up the phone. When the senior executives saw Gu Jingkui's actions, they couldn't hide their disappointment. Especially the assistant standing aside was even more disappointed. Is that girl really more important than the future of the company?

The people sitting here are all the backbone of the company. This meeting is related to the important future direction of the company, and involves countless people's jobs and countless families. Can Gu Jingkui really be so helpless?

"Brother Gu, why don't you answer the phone?"

Gu Jingkui walked out of the conference room with his phone in hand, without even discussing it with the senior executives. He even forgot that his phone was connected to the conference room speakers.

Lan Yazhen's crying voice was heard by everyone.

Everyone looked at Qian Yan and saw that she had a sullen face, obviously unhappy, and she didn't say a word.