Chapter 5 — In Their Eyes Who Is A Girl

Mr. Co casually guessed: "If it's really that powerful, maybe he'll be a university professor?" Van Van immediately shook her head seriously: "No, dad. According to user regulations, the age cannot be more than twenty." A family of three people chatting intimately. I yawned and slowly walked upstairs. Passing by Co Han's room, I glanced in and saw that the diligent CEO had not returned yet. But downstairs, none of the other three mentioned him. It's so pitiful - the same illness, the same disease, all are redundant people. It's clear that there are five mouths to feed in a family, yet there are always two people... whose names cannot be counted. Formerly known as On Thi Nha. Now it's my turn. At this point, I seem to understand why, when she knew she was just a "fake lady", On Thi Nha so decisively returned to the Van family. Soon it was time to go to school. I was placed in the same class as Co Van Van. When she saw me, Van Van looked surprised, because this was an important class. Even though I agreed with Mr. Tran to go to school, every day I still slept and played on the phone, just like staying at home. On the first day of school, Mr. Tran personally came to class to look at me, confirm that I had truly become a Ngan Hanh student, then left with peace of mind, hands behind my back. Before leaving, he specifically told the teachers not to disturb my sleep. Van Van brings back these expressions of mine every day. After listening to Co Thi and her husband, of course they became more and more disappointed in me. Co Han once came to me to talk. I conveniently pulled out a test, finished it on the spot and gave it to him. From then on, he never mentioned anything about my studies again. Time passed, and the school's direct university admission criteria list finally had results. There is no name Co Van Van. But clearly my name is on it. As soon as Van Van returned home to report the news, the whole house immediately became chaotic. "It's definitely a mistake. Did I mistakenly take the name Van Van to become So So?" The late lady reflexively burst out. Van Van's eyes were red, her lips pursed tightly, looking like she was trying to hold back her anger. Seeing this, Mrs. Co was extremely heartbroken, gritted her teeth and insisted that the school had done something wrong, saying that she must go find the principal to reclaim Van Van's quota. Mr. Co frowned and said nothing, but he did not believe that I could really win the direct admission. Only Co Han opened his mouth to say something fair: "Sho So's performance is very good, it's not surprising that she was recruited directly." But this very sentence pokes straight into the hornet's nest. Van Van cried and said: "I know I'm just an adopted child, I'm your biological sister, so you always favor her. This house doesn't belong to you... maybe you should leave soon." After speaking, she wiped her tears and ran straight to her room. Mrs. Co scolded Co Han twice and quickly chased after her to comfort him. Mr. Co looked at his son with a reproachful expression. "Do any brothers do the same thing as you? If your sister is sad, don't comfort her, you'll just make her cry." Co Han's eyes glanced at me - who remained silent from beginning to end, then raised his head to look at his father, his eyes as heavy as a thousand pounds. "Dad, So So are also my sisters, so is Thi Thi, they are both our daughters. Mom and Dad see Co Van Van's wrongs, why don't they see theirs?" Mr. Co's face froze, then he glared angrily and shouted: "You are questioning me me?” Co Han faced him frankly, never backing down. In the end, the father lost again. The son has grown up and is the one taking over the family business from his grandfather. Although he was a father, he could sometimes use the authority of his superiors to suppress him, but he did not dare to really confront Co Han. In the end, I just threw back a few polite sentences, then waved my hand and walked away. No matter how you look at his back, he looks like he's struggling as if he's running away. Co Han's eyes stopped on me, hesitated for a moment, then reached out to gently pat my head, smiling gently: "Sho So, congratulations." Actually, I don't really care about the direct admission, I'm sure my old principal helped me apply. Feeling the warmth on the top of my head, I looked up and smiled at Co Han, saying that name for the first time: "Thank you, brother." Sure enough, the Co couple brought Co Van Van to find the principal. Co Han didn't feel secure, he didn't go to the company that day, but followed him to school. The issue of direct admission was suspected, the school took it very seriously and immediately invited related teachers and students to testify. Principal Tran looked at Co Van Van seriously: "You suspect the direct admission is fake?" Co Van Van hid behind her mother, not daring to face the principal's eyes, bowed her head and mumbled: "I'm not a hypocrite, it's just... it's just that she never went to school, how could she be directly recruited. Perhaps the school made a mistake somewhere. I just don't want her to take someone else's spot, that wouldn't be fair." As soon as the words ended, the whole room was in an uproar, many strange eyes focused on me. Co Han frowned slightly and stepped forward to cover me. Principal Tran took a deep look at Co Van Van, then turned his eyes to the Co family. "Van So is your biological daughter, but when someone doubts her, as parents, why don't you believe her?" Mrs. Gu pursed her lips and said in a clear voice: "Both are my daughters, I don't favor anyone, I just want to pray for fairness." “Just asking for justice? Very good.” Principal Tran smiled slightly, did not say more, just took out a stack of documents and spread them out in front of everyone. “Who said that not going to school doesn't count as learning? There are super geniuses who are completely unsuitable for traditional teaching methods in schools. Studying by yourself for a year is ten years better than anyone else.” “These are all of Van So's certificates and awards from childhood to adulthood, more than half are at the national level or higher, and every time they are gold medals. This alone is enough for him to be admitted directly to any university in the country.” “These are the scientific essays that Van So published since he was twelve years old, along with twenty-three patents. Among them, the smallest thing... is the software he wrote when he was nine years old." He pulled out his phone and opened it, the familiar interface appeared clearly on the screen. Co Van Van was already stunned when she heard it. At this moment, her face became even paler and her body seemed unable to stand. “This girl is no ordinary genius. Its brain is humanity's most valuable asset. As long as he wants, right now, any school can give him a diploma. A direct admission? It didn't want it. This is just a gift… that I want to give.” The entire hall suddenly became silent, no one dared to say a word. Co Thi and her husband are the most shocked people. They looked at me blankly, completely forgetting how to react. The girl they always looked down on was such a genius. Mrs. Gu was a bit flustered, her face looked like she wanted to step forward but didn't dare. In that heavy atmosphere, I tilted my head to look at Principal Tran. “Old Tran…” He glared and pretended to blame, but the smile on his face was bright: “Don't be rude, call me grandpa Tran.” I obediently followed: "Grandpa Tran, so it's okay if I don't go to school in the future, right?" He smiled kindly: "Okay, but the exam must come." I nodded nonchalantly, turned around and walked out. The crowd immediately parted like the sea parting, giving me a path. Arriving at the school gate, I saw Co Han standing next to the car, his eyes calmly watching me. I didn't step closer. At this moment, Mrs. Co quickly chased after her. "Van So, wait for me. Little girl, why are you going so fast?" She laughed while scolding me, reaching out to hold my hand: "Why didn't you tell Mom and Dad sooner? If we had known, we wouldn't have had to run all the way to school today. Are you hungry yet? Today, Mom and Dad will take you out for a delicious meal. After we eat, we'll go shopping. I'll buy whatever you want." Mr. Co stood nearby, saying nothing, but silence was agreement with his wife. Right behind the two of them, Co Van Van's face was pale, her eyes filled with tears, looking as if just a light wind could knock her down. I slightly avoided Mrs. Co's hand. The smile on her face immediately froze. “No need, I want to go home.” Mrs. Co tried her best to keep her smile: "If you're tired, it's okay to go home and rest, so let's get in the car quickly." Having said that, she walked to the luxury car parked next to Co Han, pulled the door open, her movements were as natural as if she had assumed I would follow. I stood still, not moving at all. The smile on her face became more and more forced, as if it was about to break, when suddenly an excited call rang out: "Sister, I'm here to pick you up!" An old van stopped not far away. Through the glass window, Van Phi smiled happily like an idiot, raising her hand to wave at me. In the driver's seat, On Thi Nha placed one hand on the steering wheel, the other hand adjusted her glasses, her cold eyes swept towards Co Thi and her husband, without a ripple. I raised my hand and waved vaguely at Co Han: "Brother, come over if you have time. I invite you to eat the cake that On Thi Nha made."