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Date: October 7
On November 15, Saturday, the Royal Academy of Basic Studies and Yuying Middle School will jointly hold the Campus Festival, marking the official start of the event.
During the previous week, aside from the busy preparations for the Campus Festival, another point of interest was that the former Yuying Middle School Student Council Vice President Sun Jun voluntarily resigned, which was approved by both the student council and the school.
Due to his voluntary resignation, the impact of the nightclub incident was mutually offset, and there was no further increase in the warning he had already received.
Additionally, Yongxing Entertainment City, which had never faced special inspections before, was surprisingly reported for a shutdown and reorganization during this period. A large-scale crackdown on organized crime was also conducted throughout the city, resulting in the capture of a group of ruthless criminals, earning rare praise from the public for the government's actions.
However, the treatment faced by Yongxing Society was limited to the temporary shutdown of Yongxing Entertainment City. This crackdown did not officially involve them.
Aside from the recent scandal concerning Yongxing Society, another noteworthy point was the continuous negative news surrounding the Cheng Yuanyang Shipping Group.
Initially, it began with customer data leaks, followed by leaks of group accounts, and then allegations of tax evasion and other issues. The stock price of Cheng Haiyun fluctuated wildly like a roller coaster; just when they injected funds to stabilize it, it would immediately crash again.
This phenomenon was also reflected in Sun Jun's increasingly irritable demeanor at school, and some of his former followers seemed to be drifting away. "Wow, we love the Campus Festival," shouted Huang Wei along with a few other friends, standing next to Yang Xiaoyou, completely unconcerned about attracting attention.
At the entrance of Yuying Middle School, looking at the festively decorated gate, Huang Wei and his friends appeared excited. Most students enjoyed their school's Campus Festival, even if it took up their weekend.
The Campus Festival, which almost every student actively participated in, indeed helped develop their hands-on skills and planning abilities.
Starting from the school gate, people were continuously promoting their class or club events. Inside the campus, guiding signs were visible everywhere, and students at the entrance handed out flyers that roughly described event times and locations.
In addition to students from Royal Academy of Basic Studies and Yuying Middle School, ordinary citizens were also allowed to visit during this time.
Many parents brought their children to experience these two prestigious schools renowned both domestically and internationally.
"Hey, what kind of program are you all hosting? Can you finally tell us now?" After howling with excitement, Huang Wei nudged Yang Xiaoyou mischievously and asked.
"Uh, Play, it's nothing. If it's not interesting, I'd rather go to the class booth," Yang Xiaoyou said, trying to downplay the situation. If this group of fellows found out about her relationship with Liu Lianyue during Play, she might not even make it on time.
The program proposed by their class wasn't particularly special; it was just a simple restaurant set up with boards dividing their classroom.
Huang Wei had been suggesting a maid café for a while, but unfortunately, the class president wasn't fond of that idea. The girls in the class were a bit shy as well, so in the end, they all designed their own simple outfits, which weren't particularly remarkable.
Meanwhile, their Supernatural Research Department's program seemed to be a haunted house. Now it was Huang Wei's break time, and soon he would have to take over the class duties, which would give Yang Xiaoyou a chance to sneak away for her performance.
Although in the end, Liang Wuxuan had to compromise a bit, Yang Xiaoyou knew that after this performance, her "popularity would definitely increase at school." Hehe, how about it? Want to give it a try? As she wandered around with Huang Wei and the others, enjoying snacks and drinks, Yang Xiaoyou suddenly heard a familiar voice and saw Huang Ling at a noodle stall. She was wearing an apron and smiling as she greeted Yang Xiaoyou.
Their interactions during library work had allowed them to get along quite well. Huang Ling had learned quite a bit about Chen Hao from Yang Xiaoyou, which left her with a good impression of her.
"Ah, Huang Ling! Then we won't be polite," Huang Wei said, speaking on behalf of Yang Xiaoyou.
Seeing yet another instance of being represented without her say, Yang Xiaoyou rolled her eyes. As the group of fellows rushed in like a swarm of locusts to grab food, she prepared to take out some money to pay.
The food at the Campus Festival was relatively inexpensive; they only charged for costs. This group of fellows couldn't eat much anyway. However, considering Huang Ling's family's situation, Yang Xiaoyou didn't want to add to her burden.
"No need! It's our club's stall; the seniors are very generous," Huang Ling said, not minding the fellows who were devouring her food.
Perhaps she simply didn't know what rejection felt like; seeing them wolf down her creations gave her a sense of accomplishment.
"Two skewers of fish balls, thank you." At that moment, a tall figure approached the stall. After paying calmly and taking two skewers of fish balls, he continued walking into the school.
Yang Xiaoyou felt a bit surprised at his stature; he seemed like someone who had been in the military—perhaps a veteran.
As she thoughtfully bit into one of the mushroom skewers, Yang Xiaoyou shook her head self-deprecatingly. She realized she was being overly sensitive; among all these visitors at school, encountering a veteran wasn't unusual. Most of the security guards had served in the military too. "Who would have thought you could cook?" In Class 1's booth, Yang Xiaoyou found herself unexpectedly thrust into the role of chef while Liu Lianyue stood beside her looking somewhat surprised.
The one from Chef had taken a short break due to the club's program. Originally, Huang Wei and the others were supposed to alternate at the club, but when Yang Xiaoyou arrived in the classroom looking for Liu Lianyue, he was promptly drafted. Initially, they only intended to have Yang Xiaoyou help out a bit.
However, upon witnessing his impressive knife skills and various methods of handling ingredients, they quickly decided to put him in the Chef position, making it clear that he could leave once Play was about to start.
This left Yang Xiaoyou, who had only wanted to finish his tasks early to free up some time, feeling somewhat helpless. Nevertheless, since it was his own class, he didn’t mind helping out.
"Living alone at home, I’ve picked up some household skills," Yang Xiaoyou casually remarked while handling his tasks, addressing Liu Lianyue, who was temporarily acting as a server.
"Uh, I know your parents aren’t home, but do you live alone all the time? Who prepares your meals?" Liu Lianyue paused in surprise at this revelation, her expression turning curious.
She then directly pinched a piece of semi-finished product from in front of Yang Xiaoyou and popped it into her mouth. After tasting the somewhat familiar flavor, her gaze towards him shifted to something more peculiar.
In Yang Xiaoyou's eyes, Liu Lianyue was looking at him as if he were a long-term meal ticket.
Meanwhile, a tall man in the midst of Yuying Middle School took out a communicator. "Confirmed for 3:40 PM; there will be a continuous stage program at the Conference Building. That should be when the students are most concentrated."
"Received. Standing by!" replied Talented Scholar.
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