"Oh, what department did you enroll in?" Yu Shaoyan asked his niece with great enthusiasm. Now that she was in his territory, it only made sense to look after her a bit. It’s not like they were taking some special backdoor, just giving a heads-up, if anything, it’s only appropriate.
They definitely weren’t using back channels.
Bai Xiao sighed.
A deep, long breath.
It made Yu Shaoyan realize that his niece might be facing some difficulties. He instinctively said, "Bai Xiao, what’s wrong? Could it be that you’ve encountered some trouble? Just speak up, this Medical University is affiliated with our hospital, under your uncle’s jurisdiction. If there’s a problem, we’ll solve it. You have nothing to worry about."
It was only her first day of reporting. Could she have already encountered trouble?
That shouldn’t be the case.
Principal Zhang, that old codger, is about to retire. He really shouldn’t be causing a mess at this final juncture.
"I originally signed up for Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture, but now I’ve been told I’ve been placed in Clinical Surgery. The teacher who welcomed me said there was a mistake."
Bai Xiao had to complain, she too was filled with frustration.
The reason she was so polite to her second uncle was that in her previous life, Yu Shaoyan had been a passing acquaintance, a friend.
When she wanted to escape from Shang Kaiwen’s clutches and fled alone, pursued by Shang Kaijie and his men, it was Yu Shaoyan who happened to drive by and gave her a lift. Although it wasn’t much, and she was eventually caught and brought back, the conversation they shared warmed the dark periods of her later life. This kindly man, who was like a family elder, turned out to be her own second uncle. In her past life, she had not known his name was Yu Shaoyan, and though they’d shared so many heart-to-heart talks, they hadn’t known each other’s names.
But it turned out he was her second uncle.
Life had once brought them so close, linking these relatives together, yet sadly she hadn’t known. This time, she finally understood why the Yu Family appeared, acknowledging her.
Because fate wanted her to change everything, not just herself, but also the lives of the relatives around her from her past.
Upon hearing this, Yu Shaoyan became furious, "What the hell is Principal Zhang doing? How can such an error happen? Have they corrected it?"
This kind of basic mistake, if made by a school, can only show that the entire institution is bureaucratic and they protect each other.
"I asked, and they said if this sort of mistake happens in the school’s history, either you return to your original unit and wait for next year’s opportunity, or you just carry on with the error and study the subject assigned. Anyway, once the information is reported to the education bureau above, it can’t be changed," Bai Xiao said to Yu Shaoyan, seemingly opening up, with a hint of girlish pouting.
Yu Shaoyan’s nose almost went crooked with anger.
What the hell kind of bullshit is that!
And such a statement exists? This is leading students astray.
He wanted to see how these people dealt with such situations.
"Don’t worry about it, tomorrow I’ll see how they explain themselves to me, making someone from Traditional Chinese Medicine study Surgery, they really have the nerve," Yu Shaoyan cursed.
Bai Xiao smiled wryly.
"Uncle... you shouldn’t swear, it got me so riled up. Rest assured! I’ll take care of this matter for you. I might not have much else, but at least I’m their direct supervisor, and surely I can correct this injustice," he said.
At this moment, Yu Shaoyan was more than ready to look out for his niece! She was so dear to him, unlike the cold and distant character his older brother had described.
It’s all nonsense.
Our sweet and well-behaved little darling, how could she be so stubborn?
It must have been a mistake by the older brother.