Just after school in the afternoon, Gu Mang gave the copied homework to the class representative and prepared to go to dinner.
The cell phone in my pocket rang. It was an unfamiliar number.
She paused, took the peaked cap from the table, walked to the front door of the classroom, and answered the call.
The other person spoke first, speaking in somewhat stiff Chinese, "Hello, is this Gu Mang?"
The girl's voice was dull, "It's me."
The other side said: "I am the dean of the Department of Business Administration of M University. I wonder if you have time. Can we meet?"
M University is one of the best universities in K country and ranks among the top ten universities in the world all year round.
Their Department of Business Administration is even more famous around the world and is a department that countless students want to get into.
Qin Yaozhi was right and came ahead of schedule.
Meng Jinyang and the others were waiting at the front door. When they saw Gu Mang coming out, they were about to speak when their eyes fell on her mobile phone and she stopped talking.
Gu Mang habitually put his arm on Meng Jinyang's shoulder, turned around, and went downstairs.
Then he went back over there and said in a low voice, "I won't consider this major."
After a few seconds of silence on the phone, the dean smiled apologetically and said, "We didn't inquire clearly in advance and don't know what your intended major is. Other departments in our school also have very good teaching resources."
The dean was surrounded by three professors from M University. Anyone who walked out was a big shot who could shake up all walks of life.
Now everyone gathers together to listen to the content on the phone.
But for ten seconds, Gu Mang didn't make a sound.
If Gu Mang had only been the top scorer in the national entrance examination this time, he might not have been overtaken by major prestigious schools.
But she was already the top scorer in the college entrance examination at the age of seven.
Several professors frowned anxiously, and one of them whispered: "Give her free tuition and a monthly subsidy of 50,000. She will be the first to choose any resources in the school."
The dean nodded and told Gu Mang the result of the discussion between several people, "You can put forward any other conditions and we will try our best to satisfy them. This is the sincerity of M University."
Gu Mang raised his eyebrows slightly and said, "Master M, I will consider it." The dean breathed a sigh of relief and suddenly remembered something, "Gu Mang, I don't know if any school has approached you before us. I hope you can carefully consider our school." "Major is very important. We looked at your math and physics scores and found that the finance major is very suitable for you. You are very talented in this area."
Gu Mang responded, "Thank you."
"You're welcome." The dean said with a smile, "I think we can meet tomorrow."
Gu Mang had just hung up the phone one second, and the next second, the phone screen jumped to the caller ID again.
Still a strange number.
She frowned irritably, turned off the sound, ignored it, and went to the restaurant to eat.
The phone was not answered, but the text messages were filled up in just a few minutes.
Text messages of interest from dozens of schools were sent to her phone, all offering various conditions in the hope that she would choose their school.
Gu Mang glanced at it a few times, turned off the phone and put it in his pocket.
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After taking a shower at night, Gu Mang lowered his eyebrows and wiped his hair with a towel.
Meng Jinyang suddenly walked up to her, shook his phone, "Mr. Lu's phone number."
Gu Mang's eyes paused.
"He said your phone was turned off, so he called me on my phone." Meng Jinyang whispered.
Gu Mang nodded, took the phone, and said into the phone, "I'll get back to you later."
After saying that, when she heard the man's response, she hung up the phone and returned the phone to Meng Jinyang.
She lazily walked to the bed and put the towel on her head.
He took the old-fashioned flip phone from the bed, took a cigarette and a lighter, and walked slowly to the balcony.
(End of chapter)