Chapter 409: Chapter 409: Loving You So Deeply It’s Impossible to Extract Myself Chapter 409: Chapter 409: Loving You So Deeply It’s Impossible to Extract Myself The incident was eventually reported to the school. It wasn’t a major issue, but the punishment was not slight: Xiao Lin received a recorded disciplinary action and was additionally ousted from the Student Union. This served as a warning to others. Anyone with the brains to get into Jing University wouldn’t be hacking the school’s system on a whim; that would be complete chaos.
Until the punishment was announced, Xiao Lin had not revealed who had incited him from behind.
But, whether he said it or not made no difference.
There were only so many people in the Student Union, and anyone could guess who was behind the mischief just by counting on their toes.
Shen Zhaozhao only found out about the incident afterward.
After seeing Xiao Lin, Sheng Chuyi did not tell her about it. It was only later when the punishment was announced that she heard about the follow-up through other people’s discussions.
Shen Zhaozhao made a point of meeting with Qu Xing and learned about the latter half of the incident from her.
When she saw Sheng Chuyi again, she stared at his face and said, “It’s all your fault!” Why do you have to be so good-looking?
If it weren’t for his handsome face, no one would still be fixated on him.
There were only a few people in the Student Union who had interactions with her, and one could figure out with their toes that Ye Wei’an must have been involved with the incident.
Anyway, this wasn’t the first time she had done something .
“Why don’t you go talk to her?” If this keeps up, her popping up from time to time is quite annoying.
“Talk about what?” Sheng Chuyi asked.
Shen Zhaozhao: “How about discussing how you’re hopelessly in love with me and that she should give up any ideas she has?”
A slight curve appeared at the corner of Sheng Chuyi’s mouth as he glanced at her and said, “You seem quite confident, eh?”
“Isn’t that the case?” Shen Zhaozhao huffed lightly.
Staring into her eyes, Sheng Chuyi earnestly repeated, “Yes, you’re right, I really do love you to the point of no return.”
Shen Zhaozhao had just said it in passing and hadn’t expected him to actually agree with her, causing her cheeks to involuntarily heat up for a moment.
“Don’t worry, I will go and have a good talk with Ye Wei’an,” Sheng Chuyi added soon after.
Shen Zhaozhao had just said it offhand; if he really went to talk to Ye Wei’an, what would he talk about? Discuss their relationship? That would be absurd. Discuss how Ye Wei’an had been slandering her behind her back and deliberately inciting others to cause her trouble? Without any evidence, it didn’t seem likely that Wei’an would admit to anything.
“Forget it, I was just talking nonsense.” Ye Wei’an was the type of person who once set on something would not easily let go.
The same went for the people she set her sights on.
Even knowing that the two of them were engaged, she continued to scheme behind their backs.
It was best to keep such a person at a distance and not get too close. If Ye Wei’an couldn’t bear to see Sheng Chuyi and developed other ideas, wouldn’t she be shooting herself in the foot?
The best strategy would be to minimize meetings and contact.
Thinking of this, Shen Zhaozhao couldn’t help regretting joining the Student Union. If she had joined another club at the beginning, she wouldn’t have encountered Ye Wei’an and wouldn’t have been embroiled in so many vexing matters.
However, Sheng Chuyi ultimately did meet with Ye Wei’an. No one knew what they talked about, but not long afterward, Ye Wei’an withdrew from the Study Club and was rarely seen again.
Soon, it was the day of the Sixth Level examination.
The two headed to the exam venue together.
The location was randomly assigned.
Before entering the exam hall, Sheng Chuyi touched her head and said, “Do well on your test, don’t be nervous, and even if you fail, it’s fine.”
Shen Zhaozhao raised an eyebrow and said, “That won’t do, I’m counting on you to fulfill your promise!” She had worked so hard for so long; if she didn’t pass, wouldn’t that mean she’d have to do it all over again?
So, the best outcome would be to pass on the first try.
As for the condition, she had already made up her mind…