The real daughter, she is a Buddhist boss

Chapter 226 The clue is broken
For some unknown reason, the Nanlian private campus library suddenly issued an announcement: South District [-] is closed for special reasons, all borrowed books can be returned to South District [-], and the collections in South District [-] will be temporarily closed to the public. The deadline is ominous.

The thread of "The Development History of Southern Union" is temporarily broken.

Just when Hua Wei gave up the proper method of entry and was planning to study how to decipher the gate key of the Nanlian Private Library, Suo Ying suddenly contacted her.

The unencrypted frequency band is still used.

——It seems that the matter mentioned does not involve the research institute and the star field.

As soon as the phone was connected, Suo Ying's smiling tone reached her ears.

"Mr. Shi, recently became a gardener and cultivated the flowers of the motherland. How is your achievement? I was still thinking about waiting for you at Beidou Guoyi, but I never see you?"

At the end of the twelfth floor is the piano room, and there will probably be no one there at this point in time.

Hua Wei put the teacher card on the edge of the balcony, and followed her words: "A few days ago, someone wanted to step on my flowers, so I took the opportunity to weed, and now the effect is getting better and better."

"It turns out that you have to be busy with business, so the relationship is good. I thought you were so happy that you forgot the Beidou Guoyi college entrance examination three days later."

Hua Wei's knuckles holding the phone paused slightly, with a bit of puzzlement and confusion in his eyes.

She asked, "What college exam?"

She is just a nominal student under Weng Kangshi's name, and to put it bluntly, she is a second-generation waste who spends money on gold plating.

In addition to paying tuition fees, which serious activities of Beidou Guoyi can she participate in in her turn?

"No way." Suo Ying was slightly taken aback, paused while holding the pen, and then smiled: "You really don't know that you, as the only disciple of Yuhengyuan, need to take the college entrance examination this year to keep you guys. Yuhengyuan, right?"

Hua Wei frowned, obviously puzzled by this: "Yuheng College has been empty for three years, and the registered students have already been dismantled and merged into other colleges. Where are the students now? And there has never been an assessment in the past. gone?"

"It wasn't there before, but isn't it this year?" Suo Ying couldn't help smiling from the phone, mixed with a bit of gloating: "The group of old men at the top of Beidou Guoyi may have learned that Weng Kangshi will be accepted this year." When you enrolled, you specially made such a move against you master and apprentice."

--why?
Professor Hua felt very strange.

Yuhengyuan is an abandoned courtyard, plus she is a second-generation waste who knows nothing about music theory; why did the senior officials of Beidou Guoyi condescend to target her?
In a calm voice, she asked Suo Ying for confirmation: "In the information I have obtained, there is no record that the Lou family had any enmity with the top management of Beidou."

And judging from the fact that Ji Xuejin was able to walk freely in Beidou Guoyi back then, it shows that the relationship between them is not bad.

"Of course there is no enmity." The pen twirled in her hand, and Suo Ying unconsciously drew a six-pointed star. She lowered her eyes, looked up, and continued to speak: "But don't forget. Miss Lou Qiang, you Lou Jie, my older sister, is the head of Beidou Yaoguang Academy."

Hua Wei was slightly taken aback, and finally remembered the identity that he had left behind.

—Yes, that makes sense.

Over there, Suo Ying didn't know what she was thinking, and continued to say: "Among them, the Beidou high-level violin master Ji Hongjian is one of Lou Jie's teachers. Although her other teacher He Xianping has no clear position in the Beidou National Arts , but he and Beidou have been in close contact."

(End of this chapter)