The younger generation, starting from where the wind blows...

Chapter 56 Xu Huanshan: This question is beyond the scope of the curriculum!

On the way to the barbecue restaurant, Xu Huanshan kept talking about Xu Yao, how to win him over to the student union and groom him as a successor to the minister... The core idea was how to invest in this "potential stock" in advance.

Gu Jia didn't hear a word Yang Muye said; her mind was filled with what Yang Muye had told her.

Gu Jia is now in a dilemma: whether or not to tell the hospital about Yang Muye's true identity.

Once Yang Muye's identity is exposed, he will definitely receive high attention from the institute.

The downside is that Gu Jia's plan to use Yang Muye's resources to support Xu Huanshan fell through.

For some reason, Gu Jia always felt that Yang Muyi had a lot of prejudice against Xu Huanshan.

Sometimes Gu Jia couldn't help but wonder if Yang Muye had any romantic intentions towards her.
Will not!
Even if Yang Muye had ulterior motives, they should have been directed at the more beautiful Zhu Suosuo, not at himself.

Every time I look back at Jia, I comfort myself in this way.

"By the way, Jiajia, Xu Yao was called away by us, so does that mean his election for class committee will be delayed?"

Gu Jia snapped out of her daze, her cheeks slightly flushed. Luckily it was nighttime, and Xu Huanshan didn't notice.

"Yes, Xu Yao mentioned to me on QQ before that he probably wanted to run for class monitor."

Xu Huanshan nodded after listening. In his opinion, Xu Yao was indeed quite suitable to be the class monitor, given his abilities.

"How about this: after Xu Yao's public apology letter is released, give him another chance to run for class monitor at the next class meeting. That would be fair to him."

fair?

Upon hearing this word, Gu Jia felt a tremendous sense of absurdity.

You have no idea what level of opponent Xu Yao is facing.

In Gu Jia's opinion, missing the election was actually a good thing for Xu Yao.

Yang Muyi made it very clear on the phone that he hadn't really exerted his full strength at all.

Otherwise, if negative comments dominate online, the college will not simply ask Xu Yao to issue a public apology. To quell public anger online, they might even give Xu Yao a demerit, which would be the least of their worries.

Xu Huanshan wasn't stupid either; he noticed some clues from Gu Jia's various unusual words and actions.

"What, is the class monitor you elected really popular?"

"Pretty much. Out of 45 students in the class, he got 38 votes."

"Besides him, there were six other people who didn't vote, and their vote count wasn't very high, was it?"

"Three people didn't vote. Our class monitor ran for election with three of his roommates. If he could vote for himself, he would have gotten 42 votes."

This was the first time Xu Huanshan had ever heard of forming a team for elections, and what surprised him most was that Gu Jia actually tacitly approved of this approach.

“Team elections do have an advantage over individual elections, but they themselves said during the election that if one person loses one of the four class officer positions, the others will automatically lose as well. Isn’t that fair enough?”

Gu Jia's explanation failed to convince Xu Huanshan.

"I think you and your classmates have all been fooled. The idea that you all share the same fate is only fair to yourself, as it's high risk and high reward. But for the other candidates, it's still a disadvantageous situation of one against many."

After listening to Xu Huanshan's analysis, Gu Jia immediately retorted, "There is no such thing as absolute fairness in this world."

“Jiajia, I don’t want to argue with you, but I think we should give Xu Yao another chance. You know that becoming a class officer is a very important resume. In the future, whether it’s promotion in the student council or various awards, every extra point is crucial when you encounter an evenly matched opponent.”

"Don't worry, there won't be any evenly matched opponents. Xu Yao will only face crushing defeats." Xu Huanshan was clearly taken aback, then his face lit up with surprise: "So you think highly of Xu Yao."

Gu Jia held her forehead with her hand.

It's really tiring to talk to someone who doesn't understand you.

She hasn't decided whether to tell the institute about Yang Muye's identity yet, and most importantly, she doesn't know Yang Muye's attitude towards this matter.

Maybe they just want to quietly finish their four years of university and work as a behind-the-scenes player?

Unsure whether Yang Muye was willing to reveal his identity, Gu Jia naturally couldn't tell Xu Huanshan about it first.

Otherwise, if the information is leaked, who will take the blame?
Yang Muyi already disliked Xu Huanshan, and with these latest incidents, Xu Huanshan really won't be able to stay in the student union or the college anymore.

"As you said before, Xu Yao took a lot of shortcuts in developing 'Campus Belle Rush.' Besides Xu Yao, there are several other outstanding boys in our class. You can get to know them later."

Xu Huanshan shook his head: "Forget it. You can keep the outstanding students in your class for later recruitment into the student council to be your right-hand men. I've got my eye on Xu Yao. If you're willing to give him up, I'll make my move first."

Gu Jia sighed inwardly.

You've got your chance, so why don't you seize it?
He only had eyes for Xu Yao; he was blinded by a leaf and couldn't see Mount Tai.

However, Gu Jia also knew that this was not Xu Huanshan's fault for having a narrow vision.

If you hadn't seen it with your own eyes, who would have thought that the boss behind Shanye Technology would be a freshman in college?

This is truly beyond the comprehension of ordinary people.

Soon, the two arrived at the pedestrian street outside the school.

Actually, this place should be called Half a Street of Snacks.

The shops on the left side of this street next to the school are school property and are managed by the school's logistics industry group.

The shops on the right belong to a large residential complex with twenty buildings over thirty stories high and a permanent population of over ten thousand.

The shops on the side facing the residential area, apart from a few internet cafes and bars, are all kinds of snack shops.

In stark contrast, the shops on the side facing the school are mostly printing shops and convenience stores, along with a few milk tea shops, a sporting goods store, two bookstores, and a musical instrument store.

The school's three canteens are all operated and managed by the logistics industry group, so it's impossible for them to increase competition on the pedestrian street.

This resulted in one half of the street being bustling with people and incredibly lively, while the other half was deserted.

The barbecue restaurant that Yang Muye and his friends chose was located in the middle of the pedestrian street. The shop itself was not big, but it occupied a large area of ​​the pedestrian street outside. They set up a tent and turned it into a food stall, which was very popular with students and residents of the community.

Every evening, this place is often bustling with people and incredibly lively.

Some street performers also often come here to sing, charging twenty yuan per song, and on a good night they can earn several hundred yuan.

When Gu Jia and Xu Huanshan arrived, a "street singer" was standing between three tables where the class committee members of Cheng Feng and Xia Qing's classes were sitting, holding a guitar, ready to start singing.

Xu Huanshan saw that the "street singer" was tall and handsome. The moment he stood there, he not only attracted the attention of all the customers at the food stall, but even passersby stopped to admire the handsome guy.

Many people took out their phones, ready to take a picture of him.

Among them, the Nokia N95 held by a boy at the food stall was the most eye-catching.

(End of this chapter)