What’s the big deal about being a private child? What’s the big deal about an unknown mother? At least she has a good father who loves her wholeheartedly. Her parents just didn’t stay together, she’s not a homewrecker. Besides, aren’t single-parent families common these days?
Even though she is just a private child of the Shen Family, her social status might be far higher than theirs.
She neither lacks money nor love; what she has is likely something they could never achieve in their lifetimes. Other than feeling envious and jealous, what else could they say?
"Getting back to the main point, my daughter is fortunate to attend Jiu Middle School. As a father, I also hope to do more for Jiu Middle School, so in addition to the swimming pool, the Shen Family is willing to contribute an additional sum of money to establish a specialized scholarship to reward students who excel academically."
The crowd erupted into enthusiastic applause once again.
The expressions on the faces of the principal and other school leaders were those of surprise and delight.
"Little fairy is awesome! I wish I had a dad like that."
Below, Li Yue’s eyes were practically overflowing with envious tears.
If he had a rich dad who doted on him, why would he bother studying so hard? He could just wait to inherit the family wealth.
Gu Xun: "No chances in this lifetime, I’ll try to be born into a better family in the next!"
Not just the two of them, this probably reflected the sentiments of most people present.
From now on, when people talk about Shen Weiyi, they won’t look down on her background, but envy her for being born into it, having a father who is willing to spend a fortune for her.
Jiang Zhiyi also glanced through the crowd at the girl.
He wasn’t envious of that girl; he felt guilty instead.
She didn’t need to endure all this; she transferred to Jiu Middle School for him. Yet he hadn’t protected her properly, allowing her to suffer criticisms and eventually having her family step in.
He really didn’t seem to deserve to be her boyfriend.
But what could he do, he really didn’t want to let go.
Thinking of this, Jiang Zhiyi’s face was filled with desolation.
The assembly ended, and everyone returned to their classrooms.
On the stairs crowded with students, someone squeezed next to Shen Weiyi: "Sister, impressive! I didn’t expect your dad to be Shen Juanzhi."
Shen Weiyi: "Your dad is pretty impressive too." Of course, his mom even more so!
"Shush!" Shen Jingqi made a silencing gesture, "Keep it low-key!"
Shen Weiyi raised her eyebrows: "Do you need something?" This guy suddenly coming up to her, he must have more than just that to say.
"Smart!" Just as they passed by the second-year classrooms, Shen Jingqi stopped her, "Wait for me a second, I have something to give you."
Before Shen Weiyi could refuse, he had already quickly pushed through the crowd and run into the classroom.
In no time, he came running back, holding several test papers, and handed them to Shen Weiyi: "Here, these are it."
"What are these?" Shen Weiyi flipped through them, they were the second-year foundational tests for Chinese, math, and English.
Shen Jingqi: "Papers set by Brother Ting, let’s split them, one for each of us."
Shen Weiyi looked at him with raised eyebrows: "If I remember correctly, weren’t these papers prepared for you?"
Using a familiar tone, Shen Jingqi responded: "Who are we to each other? Just think of it as helping out. Besides, since we’re both having additional classes, it’s only fair to do the papers together. Of course, this also helps Brother Ting understand our levels!"
He had the nerve to say that?
Why did she also have to attend extra classes, didn’t he realize?