Chapter 3 — Scoreboard in front of Tsinghua Gate

However, Mac Thien Thien's words reached the ears of everyone in the reception room. Ms. Chu looked at her. "What doesn't belong to you?" Mac Thien Thien cried so much that her shoulders shook. Officer Minh Chau tightened his grip on her wrist. "The child is agitated so he's talking nonsense." Officer Khuong took a step forward. "Let go." Officer Minh Chau did not let go. Mac Thien Thien was in so much pain that she inhaled. "Miss Uy, you hurt me." Police officer Khuong's voice turned cold. "I said, let go." Only then did Uy Minh Chau let go. Mac Thien Thien sat down on the chair, large tears continuously falling. She looked at me, her lips white. "Dan Tri Hanh, sorry." As soon as those three words were said, my mother couldn't stand. She grabbed the back of the chair, her knuckles turning white. I asked: "Why do you have to apologize to me?" Mac Thien Thien looked up at Uy Minh Chau. Uy Minh Chau stared at her, his eyes like da.a.o. "Because... because the referral ticket was originally yours." Tham Hac Nien interrupted loudly. "Mac Thien Thien!" She was so scared that she trembled. Professor Manh raised his hand. "Let her speak." Mac Thien Thien cried and poured out everything. "Miss Uy said that if a person like Dan Tri Hanh comes to the interview, it will only make the school lose face. He doesn't know how to say nice things, the admission teachers won't like it." "She said my image is good, my ability to express myself well, and can help the school prosper." "She told me to fill out the documents first, saying that the things after that will be handled."Van Te Nguyet couldn't help but ask: "What about fake signatures?" Mac Thien Thien shook her head. "I don't know. I really don't know if the signature is fake. Ms. Uy just told me not to ask." Uy Minh Chau's face turned from white to blue. "Mac Thien Thien, think about it carefully before you say it." Mac Thien Thien shouted in despair: "I've thought about it carefully! I don't want to be called to the office every day to memorize my self-introduction. I don't want to wear someone else's badge, I don't want to see the Tri Hanh Altar and still have to pretend nothing is wrong! "She cried until she couldn't breathe. "My achievements are not as good as his, I know." That sentence was like a knife, finally cutting through the beautiful outer layer of paper. Luc Hoai Xuyen rubbed between his eyebrows. "Miss Chu, what the students told during the excitement cannot be considered evidence." Police Officer Khuong continued: "But it can be considered a clue." Ms. Chu printed out the time table for receiving documents from Tsinghua University. "Three days ago, your school submitted Mo Thien Thien's application, and also added a confirmation of Dan Zhi Hanh's refusal. According to the process, the original paper must still be at Giang No. Hoai." I immediately said: "The paper shredder is also there." Luc Hoai Xuyen couldn't bear it anymore. "Besides the paper shredder, do you know what else to say?" "I know." I tore a page from the sketchbook. "The paper shredder in Ms. Uy's office is a type of Ngan Ha 302, the paper strip is three millimeters wide, cannot be cut across. As long as the trash has not been spilled, it can be put together." Everyone looked at me. I explained: "Last time she destroyed my review, I put it back together." Lieutenant Minh Chau looked at me in disbelief. "What did you do with the review?" "You asked me to rewrite it, saying I hadn't written eight hundred words. I wanted to confirm whether she counted wrong or not." Van Te Nguyet burst out laughing, then quickly covered her mouth. Professor Manh also laughed. Tham Hac Nien couldn't laugh anymore. Because Ms. Chu picked up the phone. "Jiang Hoai First High School has sealed off the paper shredder in the twelfth grade office and the nomination documents. We will send an official dispatch to the education management agency to coordinate the investigation." Sweat appeared on Tham Hac Nien's forehead. "Miss Chu, there is no need to make such a big deal of it." Professor Manh looked at him coldly.

Is that still not great enough?" My mother suddenly walked up to Uy Minh Chau. She didn't scold him. She just slapped a piece of paper with a fake signature on the table. "Miss Uy, my family is poor and has never given you a gift." "On Tet holiday, I only brought you two boxes of wontons." "If you don't like to eat, you can throw it away." go, but don't throw away my son's path." Uy Minh Chau's lips moved. "It's not because of that." My mother stared at her. "Then what for?" Uy Minh Chau did not say. On the contrary, a series of hurried footsteps sounded outside the door. A man rushed in, not even having time to fasten his vest. As soon as he saw Mac Thien Thien, he immediately opened his mouth and scolded: "Who told you to talk nonsense?" Mac Thien Thien cringed. again. "Dad..." The man looked at Tham Hac Nien, then looked at Ms. Chu, trying to force a smile. "I am Mac Thien Thien's father, Mac Vien Kieu, working at the Basic Education Department of the City Department of Education." Officer Khuong closed the pen cap. "It's just the right time." The smile on Mac Vien Kieu's face stiffened. "Comrade police, my daughter is a minor, those words just now are not correct." can't be counted.” I looked at him. “He's an adult.”