Back To The 90s: The Resilient Daughter-In-Law
Chapter 1404 - 1423: Exclusion

Chapter 1404: Chapter 1423: Exclusion

Wei Fangyi thought about Huo Beijiang’s childhood antics of causing mischief everywhere and did not dislike them at all. He actually wished that his youngest son would be like Huo Beijiang as a child, causing trouble everywhere so that as a father he could take pleasure in cleaning up after his son.

Guaranteed to be cheerful every day.

Jiang Yang thought about it and nodded seriously, "Alright! My sister said that I should get along well with my friends and also make some new ones.

Speaking of this, Wei Fangyi showed a trace of heartache and self-reproach.

He should have announced Jiang Yang’s identity to everyone earlier, introduced him to more people, and let everyone know that Jiang Yang is his son, Wei Qin’s younger brother. He is the treasure of the Wei Family.

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After Jiang Yang left, Nan Fei walked into the classroom to start the lesson. The originally noisy classroom suddenly fell silent the moment she entered, as all the students unanimously kept their mouths shut. Some were busy reading books, others were busy doing test questions, and some exchanged looks and smiles with each other discreetly, revealing a cryptic gaze.

This feeling was indeed just as Sha Sha described, as if being ostracized by the whole world, isolated from the rest, presumably what’s called cold violence, slicing flesh with a soft knife. If someone with a weaker mental fortitude were in this position, they surely wouldn’t be able to stand it, as if the air was filled with awkwardness, exclusion, and malice.

Wherever she went, countless pairs of eyes stole glances at her in secret, filled with contempt, mockery, schadenfreude, and anticipation of a spectacle. It seemed as if they were waiting to see when she would break, when she couldn’t take it anymore and compromise with them.

Nan Fei’s lips curved into a sneer. In her life, she would never compromise with anyone again. She walked to her seat without looking sideways, and when she passed by Duan Yuang, he glanced at Nan Fei with difficulty, wanting to say something but eventually not uttering a word.

Nan Fei couldn’t help but let out a cold laugh, despite Duan Yuang’s silence, she understood.

Duan Yuang wanted to plead on behalf of his little childhood crush, didn’t he? And yet he felt like she was heartless and ruthless, someone unapproachable, and that even if he did speak up, he would be rejected, hence his difficulty in deciding whether to speak or not.

Would speaking up anger her?

Nan Fei averted her gaze and began earnestly preparing her textbooks and notes for the upcoming lesson. Regardless of how others viewed her, it had no effect on her emotions. Fortunately, the lecturing teacher showed no signs of abnormality, even looking at Nan Fei with an appreciative eye. The teacher’s enthusiasm for the lecture increased significantly because of her, and specifically instructed Nan Fei to remember to seek her out with any difficulties after class.

For a computer science ace to hold her in such high regard only confirmed Nan Fei’s talent in this field. Coupled with her own intelligence and solid foundation in her studies, and knowing that she might not have much time left, her study motivation and drive were indeed admirable.

For those professors and experts dedicated to their scholarship, a hardworking, passionate person could do no wrong. On the contrary, those who enjoy stirring up trouble, gossiping behind others’ backs, and fabricating rumors to smear others are extremely disliked by them.

Many teachers who were quick-tempered and inclined to stand up for justice actually very much supported Nan Fei’s decisions.

After the class, Nan Fei went out to pour herself a cup of water and continued to read upon returning. When she left, the quiet classroom, like a switch being flicked, immediately buzzed with discussions, as noisy as a marketplace.