If Lin Fu still didn’t realize Elbert had no integrity and no bottom line tradition, she might have actually believed him.
But after figuring it out, she wouldn’t believe Elbert’s campus would have such noble qualities as heroic bravery if you killed her.
Seeing a fight on campus would only lead to cheers or complaints that it wasn’t spectacular enough.
But definitely no heroic bravery.
She had seen enough from Xu Jinglan.
Lance also felt like he was telling a joke, but that was the truth.
Signed personally by the principal’s office.
"Don’t dawdle, if you don’t leave now, you’ll be locked up for a whole month," Lance urged impatiently.
Being able to go out was best, definitely better than actually being locked up for a month and missing training.
Lin Fu’s legs moved swiftly as she walked out, casually waving goodbye.
After Lin Fu left, Gary slipped out unnoticed and curiously asked, "Why didn’t you explain to her? The last incident was a misunderstanding, you didn’t do it on purpose?"
"Since someone already stood up for her, why should I explain?"
Lance replied, annoyed.
"Stood up for her? When did that happen? Who could confront you?" Gary looked curious.
"Hmph!" Lance scoffed meaningfully, "Someone with a lot of clout."
Lin Fu took the campus public flying car back to dormitory 2277 and from a distance, saw piles of packages next to an unknown exit in the courtyard.
When she got closer, she realized that this device was specifically designed for receiving deliveries in the interstellar era.
She had no idea how the merchants on the Star Network had shipped them.
She hadn’t noticed while buying, and now, seeing the sheer amount, she realized she had bought too much; she carried the boxes back and forth over a dozen times.
A woman’s shopping desire truly never extinguishes in any era.
After moving all the packages to the living room, Lin Fu didn’t let the robot unpack but sat down on the floor to open them herself, keeping the hard-working housekeeper robot anxiously turning in circles.
It seemed to wonder if its owner had a screw loose.
The Military Academy had already locked many of the robot’s functions to foster manual dexterity and a tough lifestyle among the students.
This was already troubling for the robots.
Some were even said to have developed depression.
Now, even the task of unpacking deliveries, which they could perform, was taken away.
The poor little robot, sitting in the corner with its knees hugged to its chest, looked very melancholy.
But Lin Fu was very happy.
She had rediscovered the joy of unpacking deliveries from her previous life.
"Wow! Are these the unique berries of the interstellar era? I heard they combine the nutrients and taste of all berries, super delicious." Lin Fu hadn’t tasted them yet, but they looked as big as oranges and as red and shiny as jade, very tempting.
She couldn’t wait to take a bite; it was so delicious that she couldn’t stop.
Besides various snacks and ingredients for baking cakes, she saw quite a few beautiful clothes and bought them on impulse, reasonably priced.
All were handmade and embroidered with gems that were very precious in her past life.
However, in the interstellar era, these gems were worthless, abundant on some planets and there for the taking.
There was really no chance to wear her own clothes in the Military Academy, not that Lin Fu disliked the uniform—it was indeed very good-looking, smart and dashing with a touch of elegance.
But seeing beautiful clothes and accessories, Lin Fu couldn’t help but splurge.