The Mad Heiress Played Innocent, and the Third Master Fell Hard - Chapter 61
Professor Song, who has always been highly regarded, experienced this neglect and disregard for the first time tonight.
Professor Song felt annoyed, grunted in response, and then said nothing more.
He refused to believe that the bureau chief wouldn’t see someone as big as him here.
The reputation of a Kyoto University laboratory is very useful.
But on the condition that you don’t run into Jiang Yuhuai.
Otherwise, no matter how useful it is, it’s useless.
The bureau chief quickly apologized a few times before asking what had happened.
The police officers confessed to the truth.
After listening, the bureau chief roughly understood what had happened.
Normally, he would definitely side with Li You and Professor Song.
But now the problem is, this guy whom no one dares to mess with has stepped forward.
The matter is not something that can be easily resolved.
The bureau chief looked at the people on both sides, each representing a different faction in the capital.
He suddenly felt a headache.
Seeing the expressions on Professor Song’s and the bureau chief’s faces, Li You already knew that things wouldn’t be resolved so easily.
She unconsciously clenched her fingers nervously.
She cannot be put in a detention center under any circumstances.
Otherwise, how will she establish herself in the laboratory in Beijing in the future?
Would Kyoto University still want a researcher who has been detained?
No matter how talented she is, Professor Song wouldn’t go against the entire laboratory for her sake.
Under this premise, she needs to find her own value.
Li You pursed her lips, seemingly lost in thought.
Unfortunately, she didn’t know at that moment that all the schemes she had in mind were already too late to be implemented.
Professor Song glanced at Jiang Yuhuai, who was already sitting on a chair with Yu Guiwan, and only breathed a slight sigh of relief when he saw that Jiang was not looking in their direction. He then spoke to the director.
“This incident was due to my student’s recklessness. She was worried that her hands wouldn’t be able to perform the experiments. After all, every experiment in our lab is very important to the medical community.”
This suggests a plan to retreat first and then advance.
Professor Song’s words were not an exaggeration.
If laboratories were not important, the entire resources of Kyoto University would not be allocated to them.
No longer would any of the major families in the capital go to great lengths to cultivate good relationships with the researchers in the laboratory.
If Li You had hurt someone who had no power or influence, perhaps he could have gotten away with it.
But now, with Li You being so aggressive, there’s no longer any possibility of faking it.
The director nodded. “That’s true. Researchers like Professor Song are very important to each of us.”
As he said this, he couldn’t help but glance at Jiang Yuhuai, who was not far away.
The man sat calmly to the side, his face expressionless, holding Yu Guiwan’s hand as if he hadn’t heard anything.
He had just seen it; Yu Guiwan sent a message to someone whose contact name was Yang.
If I remember correctly, Professor Yang was the head of the Peking University laboratory.
Jiang Yuhuai lowered his eyes and chuckled softly.
Yu Guiwan paused, glancing at him sideways.
âWanwan, if you keep doing this⊠I wonât be able to do anything,â he said.
Jiangxi, who happened to overhear this, was speechless.
Yu Guiwan looked away. “Your face is quite useful.”
Jiang Yuhuai raised an eyebrow. “Really?”
“…Don’t push your luck.”
He chuckled softly, “May I?”
Yu Guiwan ignored him.
Just then, the bureau chief hadn’t figured out the best solution to the problem.
Footsteps sounded behind me.
More than one person came.
The hall wasn’t too noisy, but when they heard the noise, everyone instinctively looked up.
Almost immediately.
Everyone held their breath.
“Old Yang?”
The bureau chief looked at the newcomer in surprise.
He didn’t expect that Old Yang would actually show up in person.
This makes things even more difficult to handle.
The bureau chief was even wondering if his position was already unstable.
He wiped the cold sweat from his forehead and quickly went to greet him, “Mr. Yang, what brings you here?”
As for Professor Song and Li You, they were quite worried.
But when Professor Song saw Professor Yang appear, he breathed a sigh of relief and went up to him, saying respectfully, “Professor Yang, thank you so much for making this trip.”
He thought that Old Yang had come to support them.
I didn’t think much about why Old Yang would suddenly receive a message.
Li You is the same.
Her tightly clenched hands finally loosened.
Even though Jiang Yuhuai was present, Elder Yang was of high seniority and was the head of the laboratory with countless students; no one wanted to offend such a person.
A rare, perfect smile appeared on Li You’s face as she prepared to greet Old Yang.
As a result, Old Yang ignored everyone.
He glanced around the hall, his gaze settling on a certain spot. Then, as if he were to breathe a sigh of relief, he walked over.
The bureau chief and Professor Song were both stunned and didn’t react for a moment.
Old Yang strode over, his tone familiar, “Are you really tired of my long life? Trying to scare me? If I have any winter melon or tofu, you’ll have to step in…”
He hadn’t finished speaking.
Yu Guiwan glanced at him with obvious impatience.
Old Yang choked.
He swallowed the words he was about to say.
I almost forgot, this is his ancestor.
Not those stupid researchers in the lab who can be scolded without consequence.
The hall was completely silent.
Everyone watched this scene in shock.
They all saw it clearly.
Mr. Yang stopped in front of the girl.
Moreover, after the girl glanced at Old Yang, he shut up.
Professor Song and Li You were utterly shocked.
My brain even crashed.
What exactly happened?
This girl actually knows Mr. Yang?
It sounds like they have a pretty good relationship.
Seeing that he had shut up, Yu Guiwan finally spoke up, “You should manage your people.”
Her gaze was utterly cold. “How come I didn’t know that the labs at Peking University were such a mess these days? People with such low standards can be researchers now?”
Upon hearing this, Old Yang subconsciously wiped the cold sweat from his forehead and immediately retorted, “How could that be? The people in the lab are all of very high quality.”
Yu Guiwan sneered and remained silent.
Jiang Yuhuai also looked over with a half-smile.
Old Yang: “…”
He coughed awkwardly, then turned to look at Professor Song and the others.
“What exactly happened? What did you do?”
This statement directly convicted them.
They didn’t even know what had happened.
Old Yang had already concluded that it was their mistake.
Professor Song and the others were utterly disheartened.
Old Yang’s heart sank even further.
God knows that when he suddenly received this message from his ancestor, he had already thought of countless ways to apologize.
He had originally planned to find a way to fool this ancestor back to the laboratory after a while.
But who would have thought that at this critical juncture, someone would actually offend her?!
Who doesn’t know she’s extremely protective of her own?
Even if it’s not her personally who gets offended, as long as it’s someone she protects, they all end up the same way.
Old Yang’s gaze was serious. “Why aren’t you saying anything? Tell me honestly what exactly happened.”
The bureau chief quickly prepared to explain, “Well, Mr. Yang, actually it’s like this…”
Old Yang interrupted him directly, “Shut up.”
Director: “…”
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