404 This Is Not a Reason

As for studying abroad, Shao Heng's parents made a special trip back to China during the winter vacation.

They originally wanted to stop Shao Heng from coming to school this semester, but he was still thinking about being in public, which was why it was delayed.

"Auntie, I... haven't made up my mind yet."

Gu Manli is Shao Heng's aunt, and she has been with her since childhood. The relationship between the two is no different from that of mother and child.

Shao Heng's father is a North American chaebol, but he likes domestic education very much, and his career is too big to take care of his children.

After discussing with the family again, they sent Shao Heng back to China to be raised by Gu Manli.

Now that Shao Heng is old, and he is about to turn eighteen, the Shao family wants to bring people back.

Gu Manli took a sip of water: "Can you tell my aunt, are you reluctant to give up?"

The matter of going abroad has been discussed as early as the beginning of last year.

At that time, Shao Heng did not object, but after a year, he became hesitant.

"Grandpa... Grandpa has lived here for so many years during the Chinese New Year, and he won't be used to it if he suddenly goes back."

The grandfather in Shao Heng's mouth was not his own grandfather, but a housekeeper sent by his father to take care of his daily life.

Gu Manli looked at him: "Xiaoheng, this is not a reason."

Although Shao Heng's housekeeper, Bright, was no longer young, he was not too old to walk. Every time he held a parent-teacher meeting, he said that his grandfather was not in good health, just because he didn't want to make the students around him feel strange.

After all, Mr. Bright knew at a glance that he was a Westerner, and he did not have the slightest resemblance to Shao Heng, and no one would believe him if he was a grandfather or grandson.

"Just a few more months."

Shao Heng was silent for a while, then said softly.

"In a few months?"

Shao Heng took a deep breath: "Let's go after the complete national competition."

Gu Manli paused.

"The time and effort have been paid. If you leave without taking anything, the cost of silence will be too high, and the business will be at a loss."

Gu Manli chuckled: "Okay, I'll give your father another two months."

Shao Heng nodded.

"In two months, your father will send someone to pick you up, and then..."

Shao Heng said lightly, "I know, I won't regret it."

...

When he returned to the class, Shao Heng saw a lot of people around their corner.

When I walked in, I realized that it was distributing milk tea.

"Three points of candy belongs to Sister Xi, Mei Ka belongs to Brother Heng, you guys look at the label." Xie Feng brought the takeaway and put it on the table, "You're back."

Shao Heng said lightly, "En."

With that said, he turned his head and put a box of strawberry cake rolls on Shen Lingxi's table: "My brother bought it."

Shen Lingxi raised her eyes: "Thank you."

The eyes of the students in the class were attracted here, and they were even more envious when they saw the takeaway bag.

For a while, I didn't know whether to sigh Xie Feng for having money to treat guests, or to envy them for having hot milk tea to drink in the big winter.

A box of strawberry cakes weighed a lot. After Shen Lingxi opened the lid, he only took one and gave them to Wang Ningxiu.

Wang Ningxiu's eyes were bright: "I've been fed by your mouths every day. How can I face the three-dollar cakes sold by the canteen in the future?"

Shen Lingxi looked at her with a contented expression, like a cat that had eaten her beloved dried fish, her milk was so cute and tight.

"I remember that you seemed to eat three-dollar cakes from three canteens in one go yesterday." Wang Zhuo said with no desire to survive.