Lord Yan, The Little Ancestor Has Fallen Off The Horse Again!
Chapter 156: Didn’t She Share with You?

Chapter 156: Chapter 156: Didn’t She Share with You?

Liu Xiaoyan huffed, only he had the patience to tolerate a student like Yun Yue, as if good grades mattered when there was no respect for teachers.

"No one in your class Seven could do it, but we in class One have someone who did."

She raised her chin proudly, sweeping her gaze over the teachers present.

"Who?"

"Lin Xuanze." Liu Xiaoyan finally had her moment to hold her head high in front of these teachers.

"Then let’s call him over to ask, it would be good to also inquire about the techniques," Li Hongsheng spoke up.

In the end, no matter what, they had to ensure that twenty percent of the students could tackle the major questions in less than two months.

"Alright." Liu Xiaoyan, stepping confidently in her high heels, exited the office to call for Lin Xuanze.

"The key question?" Lin Xuanze glanced at the teachers present, his handsome face showing confusion. He had just finished a complex math problem and his mind hadn’t switched gears yet.

"I don’t know, Yun Yue told me about it."

Over the past couple of days while she was out, he had been asking her questions through WeChat, and she had directly written out the steps and photographed them for him.

Liu Xiaoyan’s face alternated between paleness and blush, her expression awkward. If she had known that Yun Yue had told him, she definitely wouldn’t have called him over.

The teachers in the office had varied expressions; Yun Yue’s name had been etched in their minds since last year.

Hearing her name had become nothing unusual.

Yet in their hearts, they couldn’t help but complain. Despite being a student at First Middle School, she had such resources and wouldn’t share except with class Seven, and yet they felt inappropriate to point this out.

"If there’s nothing else, I’ll go back to working on problems," Lin Xuanze glanced at Liu Xiaoyan’s expression, sensing he might have misspoken.

After he left, Liu Xiaoyan stopped talking.

"Mr. Xiao, you should persuade Yun Yue, she’s a fellow alumnus of our school."

"Yes, the school’s honor is her honor too."

"I really can’t persuade her." Xiao Ye found himself in a difficult position. He indeed wanted to, but he couldn’t if she wouldn’t be swayed.

"Is it really that you can’t persuade her, or you haven’t tried, or are you, Mr. Xiao, withholding private information, not wanting other classes’ students to perform well?" the homeroom teacher of class Six spoke up.

Previously, class Seven had been the last in line, but since they improved drastically, she had felt incredible pressure. If Yun Yue could lead everyone in learning, it would benefit everyone.

Xiao Ye was usually good-natured, always wearing a smile. Typically, slight pressure would get him to agree, but now he was stern-faced.

"I won’t lie. Even if the principal came today, Yun Yue wouldn’t agree, and the principal himself said to leave her be. Instead of wanting her to teach your students, you might as well think about how to improve your own students’ performance."

Xiao Ye, his face set hard, left the office; these people thought he was too easy to persuade!

Had he shown the slightest weakness, wouldn’t they have pressured Yun Yue?

Walking past class Seven, he found Yun Yue patiently explaining a problem to Yang Xing.

He nodded in satisfaction. No matter what the outside world said about her being stingy, disrespectful, arrogant, or conceited, he thought she was a good student.

She was willing to teach everyone in class Seven, even patiently tutoring those with the weakest foundations. She was also perfectly polite in her interactions.

Calling her arrogant and conceited? She had the capital to be so.

**

The next day.

Yun Yue handed over the materials she had organized to Yang Xing to print.

Zhao Min happened to go to the print room to collect test papers and noticed Yang Xing acting secretive, not letting anyone see.

She lingered behind him, slowly searching for her test papers, watching as the printer churned out what seemed to be review materials.

After he finished printing, he deleted the files from the desktop and left with a thick stack of materials.

She had long heard that Class 7 had a set of secret review materials. After hesitating for a moment, she finally stepped forward and clicked into the recycle bin.

She found a file and clicked on it only to discover that she couldn’t understand a thing; she scoffed disdainfully.

Then she closed the interface, took the exam papers and left the printing room.

These weren’t proper review materials at all; he probably just found them randomly, completely irrelevant to the textbook content.

Evening self-study.

Yun Yue explained all the knowledge points on the review materials, then asked if there was anything they didn’t understand, planning to explain it all again.

Since those knowledge points were indeed quite difficult, it was somewhat challenging to grasp them at once.

Standing at the podium, her fair fingers pinched a piece of chalk, her demeanor lazy, "Do you all understand now?"

"Almost, boss, why don’t you come down and have some water first? If there’s anything we still don’t understand, we’ll ask you," Liu Xiaopang spoke.

His round head made him look honest and simple.

Yun Yue lightly smiled, seeing that he understood, she guessed the others in the class probably did as well.

She dusted off the chalk from her hands, which felt still sticky, and headed towards the restroom.

Class 7 began working on the problems; several new exam papers were distributed today. There were a few problems they couldn’t solve, so they eagerly started fitting Yun Yue’s explained formulas and algorithms into them.

Once they figured out one problem, everyone was tremendously thrilled.

There was indeed no problem that their boss couldn’t solve.

Who cares about Zhang Jun, Li Jun, Wang Jun throwing out problems? With the boss in Class 7, they had nothing to fear!

Yun Yue washed her hands clean; the phone in her hand started vibrating. She casually wiped her hands on herself and then took out her phone, raised an eyebrow, pressed the receive button and with a headphone plugged in, she walked into a restroom.

"Yun Xiaoyue, you know about the Beiyang Cruise auction, right? I want to go."

She gave a weird look, making sure her contact’s nickname was indeed Monster, wondering why he was speaking so abnormally.

He was usually the most cowardly, surely he knew about the dangers of that auction on Beiyang Cruise.

She had her own mission to carry out, and wouldn’t have time to look after him then.

"You might die."

"I still want to go," Nan Jingchen insisted firmly, without hesitation.

Surprising, not at all like his usual style, rushing headlong as if courting death.

"Arrange a ticket for me, all my money is with you," Nan Jingchen hung up, lowered his gaze towards the river, the river breeze seemingly sobering him further.

There was something on that cruise that Nancy liked, he hoped to win it for her at the auction, or even snatch it if necessary.

It just meant he’d probably have to work a few more years for her.

Yun Yue looked down at the phone as she hung up, swearing under her breath, really putting her in a bind!

She sent a message to Snow Wolf, asking him to buy five tickets and to get Cang Bai to go with them as well.

She definitely wouldn’t have time to protect him; she could only hope Cang Bai would.

Leaving the restroom, she found the teachers of Class 6 and Class 1 blocking the corridor.

"Excuse me." She walked casually, hands in pockets, eyes downcast on the floor.

"Yun Yue, if you’re still a student at First Middle School, then bring out those materials. The school’s honor is your honor, isn’t it? It’s just a set of materials, why hide it?" The Class 6 teacher, glaring at her with eyes lacking any mentor’s warmth, infuriated.

She raised her eyes to meet those of the Class 6 teacher, who looked displeased and envious, and she scoffed disdainfully, "Review materials? Didn’t Teacher Liu Xiaoyan get a set? Didn’t she share it with you?"