Zhao Jinlong felt displeased upon hearing this. Did he really need to deal with such trivial matters himself?
It seemed Liu Hongmin simply couldn’t stand to see him pleased; he was deliberately making things difficult for him.
Just waiting to see him make a fool of himself.
"You, what’s your name? What’s going on?"
However, in front of the student, he couldn’t show a displeased face; he still had to maintain the image of a vice-principal.
Bai Xiao recounted the event once over, crystal clear and in full detail, then waited silently for Vice-Principal Zhao’s next words.
Vice-Principal Zhao wanted to curse someone out.
What on earth was this Teacher Li paid for?
Such an incident should never have occurred at Medical University. If this matter were to be singled out, how many people would laugh at them? Confusing the departments of their own students, wouldn’t they be mocked for mismanagement of personnel? If it weren’t for the fact that she was a student of his own teacher, such a person should be sent straight to the porter’s lodge.
He was even afraid she wasn’t qualified enough to guard the door.
But what could be done now?
After all, they were technically his junior and senior colleagues; he hadn’t even taken his position when he had already dealt with his teacher’s direct disciple, which certainly wouldn’t please his teacher.
At this critical moment, so many eyes were on him.
Of course, he couldn’t mess up just because of a student.
"Where are you from? Who brought you to the school?"
Of course, it was better to inquire about the background first—that was also being well-prepared.
Liu Hongmin’s heart tightened. This old bastard better not have noticed something different about this girl.
"I’m from Yun Province. After getting off the train, I asked for directions and took the bus to the school by myself."
Bai Xiao was truly stating the facts.
Liu Hongmin was taken aback. Had he been wrong?
Upon first hearing it, probably no one would guess she had any powerful backing.
But if his eyes hadn’t failed him yesterday, and it wasn’t just him who saw clear as day.
There was also Wang Changshi.
This girl had clearly left in Director Yu’s car.
Immediately he understood the fun; who was Director Yu? He surely told this kid to keep a low profile.
The higher the position of a person, the higher the demands they have on their relatives, friends, and children. Keeping a low profile like this minimizes the chances of making mistakes.
Vice-Principal Zhao finally felt relieved.
"In your case, our school has had precedents. After all, you are here for further studies, and it won’t matter if you start your studies a year later. I can have the Director of Education write a note to your Dean explaining the situation. Next year, you can also use your research qualifications to report to the school.
Your situation has already been reported to the Education Bureau, and it’s basically impossible to make changes now, unless you switch to clinical surgery."
After saying this, his own face turned red with embarrassment.
What kind of solution was this?
Encouraging a student to change her specialization.
Bai Xiao looked at Vice-Principal Zhao with a smirk that wasn’t quite a smile, truly doubting that changing her department at the Education Bureau could be so difficult. It was only because she was a powerless and insignificant student that they refused to admit their school’s mistake, instead wanting her to take the blame for them.
"Vice-Principal Zhao, since this mistake was made by the school, shouldn’t the school issue a certificate and apply to the Education Bureau to change my department for me?"
Vice-Principal Zhao got angry when he heard this.
He had just kindly offered her a solution to the problem. Otherwise, how could he allow a student to come into the vice-principal’s office and make such bold statements?
"Bai Xiao, you should have a sense of the bigger picture. Since we’ve already said that the Education Bureau can’t make changes, you should follow the solution we’ve given you. I’ve already done my best to address the issue, and it’s only a matter of delaying your studies by one year; it’s not the end of the world. You better go back and prepare your luggage to return home."
With that, he clearly had no intention of continuing the discussion.