Translator: Exodus Tales Editor: Exodus Tales
In fact, there were even people who speculated that Mo Shiyun’s parents were long time acquaintances with the Jian family. This speculation was based on Mo Shiyun and Jian Yunnao’s relationship.
Mo Shiyun shook her head, “But this is the truth. It won’t do me any good to deny it.”
After seeing those comments on the forum, Mo Shiyun felt incredibly embarrassed. She felt as though she had gotten her clothes torn off and was being scrutinized at the moment.
No one would want such family affairs to be known by others.
No one would want their classmates to know that they have such a father.
Mo Shiyun felt incredibly tormented. However, there was nothing that she could do.
She couldn’t change her family background.
“Okay, I’ll do it. I’ll say it for you. If something goes wrong, they’ll only come at me. It won’t be your problem to deal with.”
That was the only thing that Qiu Yizhen could come up with after she thought about the situation for a moment. This was the only way that she could help Mo Shiyun.
Mo Shiyun hesitated for a moment before she said, “Sister Qiu, I’d rather not drag you into this matter.”
“What do you mean by dragging me into this matter? It’s just saying a few words. What can they even do to me?”
After she finished speaking, Qiu Yizhen logged onto her account.
Usually, Qiu Yizhen would ask her two followers to post things on the campus forum. She never used her own account.
The reason for this was because everyone knew her account. She would be recognized in an instant.
Then, she started replying to comments on the post:
[Are you guys blind? Who told you that this is Mo Shiyun’s father? How is this guy possibly Mo Shiyun’s father? I’ve seen her father before. He doesn’t look like that. Please be rational and think before you say such things!]
After Qiu Yizhen finished typing her reply, she asked her followers to like her comment. She wanted them to bump her comment so everyone could see it.
Soon, Qiu Yizhen’s comments became effective.
Everyone knew that Qiu Yizhen was the daughter of the chairman. Therefore, they knew her family status.
Since Qiu Yizhen said that she had met Mo Shiyun’s father before, it was very likely that Mo Shiyun’s father was a respectable man. If that was the case, he wouldn’t be the hoodlum in the photo right now.
Very quickly, people began to demand an apology from the person who had posted the photos.
Qiu Yizhen was also incredibly proud of her achievements. She turned around to show Mo Shiyun:
“Look, I told you it’d be okay. I can handle this matter for you.”
When Mo Shiyun took another look at the post, she couldn’t help but breathe a sigh of relief. The worry on her face mostly disappeared.
“Sister Qiu, thank you so much. Not only did you not judge me, but you also wholeheartedly defended me in this situation. I don’t know how to repay you.”
“What are you talking about? Don’t be silly. It’s not a big deal. In the future, don’t try and do everything by yourself.” Qiu Yizhen replied.
“Mhmm…” Mo Shiyun said. Accompanied by her response, she also gave a shallow and gentle smile.
As the problem was solved, Mo Shiyun didn’t stay at the infirmary any longer. She returned back to her class.
As soon as she got back to class, Zhu Sha ran over and apologized, “Shiyun, I’m so sorry. I thought the post was true. I shouldn’t have asked you such a stupid question.”
“It’s fine.” Mo Shiyun’s voice was quite gentle. It didn’t appear that she was angry at all. “I didn’t feel well just now. It’s not that I was mad at you.”
“That’s good.” Zhu Sha replied. She was quite relieved when she heard Mo Shiyun’s reply.
Mo Shiyun assumed that this matter was over for the time being.
However, half an hour later, the owner of the original post uploaded another video. This once again changed the course of events.
This time, it was a video of what had happened at the Head of Teaching’s office.