Midsummer Kiss: It's All Love Letters to Blame

Chapter 54 Provincial Music Competition

The other members of the student union looked at the man on the rostrum in surprise, smiling like a nympho. Is it really their usual serious, calm and restrained President Meng?

It's so weird!

When did they ever see Meng Chengxuan distracted during a meeting?And when did you see Meng Chengxuan laughing so foolishly?
The answer is no, never have.

It's horrible!

All the beautiful men and beauties wiped off the goose bumps on their arms at the same time, and winked at each other to ask if Chairman Meng is ill?

In the end, Zhang Jieer, the vice president, stood up: "Ahem, President Meng, we can have a meeting now."

"Eh?" Meng Chengxuan suddenly came back to his senses and nodded: "Okay, everyone is here, right? Then let's have a meeting."

The secretary and good friend Liu Xu next to Meng Chengxuan said: "There are three agendas today, the first one is to welcome the new member Zhao Rou."

Zhao Rou stood up in response and bowed to the members of the big family: "Hello everyone! I am a freshman in the Department of Computer Science in 2011. My name is Zhao Rou. Please give me your advice."

So everyone applauded as usual, and Fan Mindong sitting opposite gave her a thumbs up.

After the applause, Liu Xu continued to speak: "The second agenda is a friendly fencing match between Cham University and CUHK next month. Our school will send me, Liu Xu, and President Meng Chengxuan to participate. The job of the student union is to prepare cheerleading teams and publicize Banners, etc."

Meng Chengxuan assigned work: "The vice president of the cheerleading team, Zhang Jieer, is in charge. As for the miscellaneous work on slogans and banners, two new members, Fan Mindong and Zhao Rou, are in charge. If you don't understand anything or need help, you can find I discussed it with Liu Xu."

Zhao Rou nodded excitedly: "We know."

Fan Mindong showed a lack of interest.

Liu Xu continued: "As for the third agenda, there are provincial music competitions. Every year, colleges and universities across the province organize students to participate in music competitions, including singing, playing the piano, dancing and other talent shows."

"The time is tight, because there is only one quota this year. We plan to hold a preliminary competition in the school, and the winners will be sent out to compete." Meng Chengxuan flipped through the information at hand: "The time is two weeks, and it will be implemented on the same day."

(End of this chapter)