Tang Xiao sent a miserably crying Zhao Yi to the car, a gloom written all over her face.
The three people at her side were all indignant, "Sister Tang Xiao, are we really going to let that Chi Guiyi continue to be so arrogant?"
"Exactly! What kind of connection does she have? Why does even the highest level of the training class help her?"
Tang Xiao said solemnly, "I asked Supervisor Li, she just happened to have good luck and encountered General Manager Fei, and for the sake of his image, he had to deal with it impartially."
"So it’s just Zhao Yi’s bad luck?" Someone felt unfair for Zhao Yi.
Tang Xiao glanced at them, "You should learn from Zhao Yi’s experience, in the future, no matter what you do, you must first make it the other party’s responsibility."
"Understood!" The other three nodded in unison.
At nine o’clock in the evening.
Chi Guihe and Miranda returned to their room.
Miranda was still extremely excited, and even if she could only lay down upon returning, she didn’t forget to prop up her tablet on the pillow and started watching the teaching videos from A-level Medical Scholars, in line with Chi Gui’s previous suggestion.
As for the information on the medical families, she was very interested, but she was also clear about her current ability.
Instead of looking at the medical families’ information, she’d rather watch more videos to improve herself.
Chi Gui didn’t watch videos, after sitting down, she began dealing with work-related matters.
Shi Liyun did not get the chance for the D-level training this time and simply stayed at the research institute to work hard.
After the previous events, she seemed to have realized something.
No longer hostile and targeting Chi Gui at every turn, she instead put all her efforts in her work.
Recently, Chi Gui heard from Wen Ruan that Shi Liyun had turned into a hard worker, grabbing every opportunity to question him about medical issues whenever she had time.
Wen Ruan was from a century-old medical family in the H-country, and although young, he had profound medical knowledge, the only one who joined the International Medical Alliance as an A-level member at the mere age of twenty-three.
He was also Peng Xiao’s proud top disciple.
This time, Peng Xiao had asked him to join this research project midway to learn from Chi Gui.
Chi Gui didn’t care much about these, as long as Shi Liyun worked well and ensured not to delay the progress of the research project—she wouldn’t pry into other personal matters.
Chi Gui asked a few more questions about the project and then ended the conversation with Wen Ruan.
At the research institute, Wen Ruan sighed slightly as he saw Chi Gui show no reaction to his words and remained focused solely on her work.
The training class officially started.
It was only when the class began that everyone discovered that the A-level teacher who had previously been helping Tang Xiao was no longer there, replaced by another teacher.
This was obviously also because of the incident with Chi Gui.
Everyone couldn’t help but gasp internally.
The rules of the training class were actually so strict!
The new teacher was all business, covered everything that needed to be taught, and upon telling them to come to the office if they had questions, immediately left the classroom.
He didn’t say a word to Tang Xiao or her group.
After the morning class ended, with its two and a half hours of breaks in between.
Chi Gui and Miranda went back to the hotel to eat and take a nap.
Halfway there, Miranda suddenly exclaimed, "I forgot my USB drive! Sister Chi, you go back first, please order some fried chicken for me."
Saying this, she quickly ran back in the direction of the training room. ʀᴇᴀᴅ ʟᴀᴛᴇsᴛ ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀs ᴀᴛ novelꜰire.net
Chi Gui slowly walked toward the restaurant of the hotel.
She ordered a serving of rice for herself and ordered the fried chicken for Miranda.
Yet Miranda, who should have taken roughly five minutes to arrive, ended up taking a full half-hour.