Cheng Su and Ming Xiaofan talked a bit about the telecommunications companyâs development, then got pulled into the computer room to engage with fellow students. Well, what else could she do, being a computer whiz?
The familiar faces in the school didnât distance themselves from her because she had a child. People were still the same; those who spoke well with her continued to do so, and those who had opinions about her still held onto them.
Having a child is not as easy as before, so Cheng Su went to the school office to fetch the curriculum for the junior year. She needed to plan her time wisely, trying to spend more time on Qi Xiaoqiâs growth. This way, she wouldnât deviate from her initial intention of being involved in her childâs upbringing.
Attending university for her was actually just for fun, solely to gain a diploma. As for knowledge, given her past lifeâs experience, this is merely consolidation. As long as she passes her final exams, it doesnât matter how many classes she attends. The university also needs âgeniusesâ like her to make a name.
After all, when one becomes famous outside, itâs often said they graduated from a certain university...
In everyoneâs eyes, pregnancy seems to dumb women down for three years, assuming that Cheng Su, having had a child, isnât as smart as before. But in reality, she never slacked off her studies and can guide junior students and conduct training sessions. Knowing that sheâs already a mother and still attending school to complete her college courses, people canât help but admire her, calling her âSenior Sister Chengâ in awe.
As a motivational role model for many in the university, Cheng Su isnât particularly proud. What others view as extraordinary are just ordinary things to her.
Life goes on methodically, losing weight, studying, managing business, raising a child, nothing changes.
Cheng Su still heard snide comments on campus: "Having a child should mean staying home to raise it, why bother attending school? Whatâs with the attention-seeking? Looking like a pig, so ugly!"
The person speaking wasnât just anyone; it was Wang Ying, a classmate from the same department who had morally coerced her due to donation issues.
Since entering college, the one person Cheng Su couldnât get along with was Wang Ying. Wang Ying also couldnât stand her, especially since she believed herself to be the campus beauty, and disliked that Cheng Su, a married woman, stole the limelight.
Cheng Su knew early on that one couldnât be liked by everyone; some would always dislike you and find you unsightly. Previously, she ignored and disdained Wang Ying, but now, seeing Wang Yingâs personal attacks, she couldnât overlook them.
Whatâs wrong with having children? She gave birth openly and legally.
Whatâs wrong with being plump? Itâs not like she ate from Wang Yingâs table.
To this, Cheng Su smiled lightly and looked at Wang Ying: "Iâm chubby because I bore my own bloodline. But you, do you hear a babyâs cries at night when you sleep?"
Wang Yingâs face turned utterly pale.
"You..." Her voice trembled. How did she know?
Cheng Su approached, whispered in her ear: "The unethical thing you did, I happened to see when I went for a prenatal check-up."
Before giving birth, Cheng Su saw Wang Ying go for an abortion during a hospital check-up. Now that Wang Ying attacked her, shouldnât she retaliate?
Wang Ying couldnât utter a word, shaking all over.
Cheng Su walked away composedly.
Behind her, students repeatedly asked what happened to Wang Ying, what did she say, and what concern is it of hers?
If you donât provoke me, I naturally wonât engage in a war of words with you.
Afterward, whenever Wang Ying saw Cheng Su, sheâd avoid eye contact, as if she had seen a ghost, leaving Cheng Su at ease.