Chapter 2 — Scoreboard in front of Tsinghua Gate

She spoke extremely fluently. It's like I learned it by heart. Lieutenant Minh Chau immediately covered her behind. "Thien Thien, don't be afraid." I looked at the badge in front of her chest. "That's mine." Mac Thien Thien lowered her head to touch it. "What?" "The badge representing an excellent student. On the back is my student number engraved." Her face changed. Ms. Chu held out her hand. "Can you take it off so I can see?" Mac Thien Thien instinctively covered it. Tham Hac Nien frowned. "Miss Chu, a badge can't prove anything." Police officer Khuong said: "If it can't prove anything, just look." Mac Thien Thien slowly took it down. The back of the badge has a very small series of numbers. Grade twelve one, zero one. My student number. The reception room is so quiet that you can hear the sound of the air conditioner. Mac Thien Thien bit her lip. "Miss Uy said... said that the representative for excellent students has been changed, so I should let you use the badge first." Uy Minh Chau's face was extremely unsightly. "Coordinating school supplies is normal." I nodded. "So is it normal for your referral card to be coordinated for him?" Tham Hac Nien immediately looked at me. "Dan Tri Hanh, talking is responsible. "I accept." "What do I have to accept?" "Transcripts, photos, fake signatures, badges, and paper shredders." Shen Hac Nien laughed coldly. "Do you think university admission is child's play? The fact that you spread paper in front of the gate of Tsinghua University is enough to make people doubt your mental quality." I asked Ms. Chu seriously. "Does spreading paper disqualify you?" Ms. Chu looked at me. "No, but it will make you work hard." I immediately asked Ms. Chu. stood up. "I'm going to sweep." The security guard stuck his head in through the door. "After sweeping, your mother swept." My mother stood outside the door, still holding the broom in her hand. Hearing this sentence, she immediately shouted at me: "Remember to pay someone for the broom when you go home!" My nose suddenly felt stinging. Tham Hac Nien seemed like he didn't hear. He placed a file on the table. "This is the homeroom teacher's review of the Tri Hanh Dan in the last three months. Emotional instability, arguing with teachers, destroying friendships, lack of collective awareness. According to nomination regulations, the school has the right not to nominate him." Ms. Chu opened it. The first page is the handwritten comment of Uy Minh Chau. "This student has a rigid perception, cannot understand the flexibility of the rules." The second page is the opinion of his classmates. A row of signatures. Van Te Nguyet came over to see, his face changed. "There is your name here, but you have never signed it." Mac Thien Thien said in a low voice: "Maybe you have forgotten." Van Te Nguyet raised her head. "My name was spelled wrong. The word 'Te' in Te Nguyet is missing the wood." Police officer Khuong put the documents in the evidence bag. Tham Hac Nien's smile could no longer be maintained. Luc Hoai Xuyen immediately stood up to make peace. "Normally children sign their names very scribbled, it's normal to remember wrongly." "Not normal." An old voice rang out outside the door. An old woman with white hair was standing there holding the door frame. Next to her was a staff member from Tsinghua University. The old lady looked at me for a long time. "Boy, do you still remember me?" I looked at her. Feels a bit familiar. She raised her hand and patted her waist. "Three stations." I woke up. "The old lady is a bully." Everyone in the reception room turned to look at me. The old lady's face darkened. "That day, I had low blood sugar and fell down. Someone standing next to me joined in and said I was a bully. Later I went to the police station to explain." I thought. "You explained, but in the minutes of conciliation, it was still written as a dispute." The old lady was so angry that she burst out laughing. "You still don't know how to talk like that." Ms. Chu stood up. "Professor Manh." Tham Hac Nien also quickly stood up. "Professor Manh, why are you talking like that?" come here?”Professor

Manh paid no attention to him. She walked to the front of the desk and picked up the homeroom teacher's comments. After reading two lines, her eyebrows immediately frowned. "Rigid perception?" She slammed the paper on the table. "I think this is honest." Lieutenant Minh Chau quickly said: "Professor Manh, you don't understand this child. Normally he is really difficult to manage." Professor Manh turned to look at me. "Are you difficult to manage?" I said: "Difficult." Lieutenant Minh Chau breathed a sigh of relief. The next second, I added: "Because if you tell me to do something wrong, I won't do it." Professor Manh looked at Ms. Chu. "That year, this child helped me walk three stops, so tired that his head was sweating. I misunderstood him, but he still did not let go." Her voice lowered. "A person like that, you say his general qualities are not good?" Tham Hac Nien's face completely changed. At this moment, Mac Thien Thien suddenly burst into tears. "I don't need it anymore, okay? Don't force me anymore." She threw the badge on the table, turned around and was about to run out. Lieutenant Minh Chau immediately held her tight. "Thien Thien!" Mac Thien Thien shook her hand away. "It was originally not yours!"5. Tham Hac Nien reacted the fastest. He rushed to close the door.