The Su siblings were unaware that Yin Ruyun now harbored a deep hatred for them, viewing them as enemies.
Although Su Wuge had not seen his sister for a long time, he had never had the chance to speak with her. Seizing this opportunity, Su Wuge found a moment to approach his sister.
"Little Sweetheart, why are you still the class monitor?"
With so many adults in the class, why was a child made the class monitor? It was too tiring!
He felt heartbroken just thinking about it. His own little sister should be cherished and cared for.
Su Xiaotian was also speechless.
"Our homeroom teacher is Professor Huo!"
Su Xiaotian said with a look of resignation.
"What? Wasn't he at the University of Economics and Trade?"
"Starting this year, he transferred to Peking University."
Su Wuge still didn't understand. What was the connection between Huo Sinian being the homeroom teacher and Su Xiaotian being the class monitor?
Could it be that such things involved backdoors?
"Teacher Huo suggested that the top student be the class monitor!"
...
Su Xiaotian regretted it. If she had known, she should have scored a little lower. Then she wouldn't have been so miserably made the class monitor.
Although she had been in the position for less than a day, Su Xiaotian regretted it immensely!
Wasn't it better for her to be a charming, lovable, capable, and intelligent little fairy?
Su Wuge decided that he would specifically talk to Professor Huo about this matter later.
Their Su family's treasure, who had been doted on by their family since childhood, now had to worry and exert so much effort in university?
"Well, if you have to do it, then do it for a while!"
Although Su Xiaotian regretted it, she was not an irresponsible person.
If others heard Su Xiaotian's words, they would probably call her pretentious.
Being a class monitor in university offered countless benefits in the future. Not to mention scholarships and employment, which were tangible advantages, not to mention invisible benefits like priority in joining the Communist Party.
This was also why university students tried their best to become class cadres.
Furthermore, being a class cadre could lead to entering the student union, which brought even more tangible benefits.
Zhao Hongmei stretched for a while and felt it was enough. Then, she subconsciously began to look for Su Xiaotian.
She found Su Xiaotian chatting and laughing with the instructor.
Zhao Hongmei, realizing it belatedly, felt as if she had discovered something incredibly significant.
She gently nudged Chu Yue, who was sitting on the ground and massaging her leg.
"Yueyue, what do you think their relationship is?"
Chu Yue was startled. What was their relationship?
They were instructor and student, what else could it be?
"Hongmei, Xiaotian is still young. You can't just talk nonsense!"
Chu Yue instinctively retorted, fearing that Zhao Hongmei might speak carelessly and say something that would cause misunderstanding.
Zhao Hongmei couldn't help but roll her eyes. Really, was she that kind of person without principles?
Of course not. She had actually obtained some information!
"Am I that kind of person? Yueyue, you've made me so sad!" Zhao Hongmei said with a pained expression.
Chu Yue glared at her.
Zhao Hongmei said even more quietly, "They both have the surname Su. Is Instructor Su Su Xiaotian's brother?"
When Su Xiaotian had excitedly called out that her brother had arrived earlier, Chu Yue had just stepped away and hadn't heard it.
Therefore, she hadn't thought in that direction at all.
Hearing Zhao Hongmei's words, she subconsciously began to observe Su Xiaotian and Su Wuge.
Indeed, their features had some similarities. It was possible they were siblings.
She actually felt that Zhao Hongmei's words this time seemed quite reliable.
But even if they were siblings, it was best not to mention it now.
After all, people's hearts were complex. If others found out, it might lead to some unpleasant gossip.
Yin Ruyun was still running on the field, her waist bent and her legs not cooperating. Those who knew would say she was running, but those who didn't might think Yin Ruyun was just strolling on the field.
However, because everyone was waiting for her, the other students had quite a bit of rest time.
"We can't wait any longer. If we keep waiting, we won't have enough training time!" Su Wuge looked at the time and then at the students who had mostly rested and made a decisive decision.
At this time, the university cafeteria did not serve food at all times. If they didn't start training soon, they would miss dinner.
Yin Ruyun, who was strolling, or rather running, on the field, saw the others resting and felt very wronged thinking she still had to run under the scorching sun.
This person, perhaps accustomed to showing weakness, began to sob uncontrollably when she felt wronged.
There were many people on the field, and many felt that Yin Ruyun was truly pitiful. Why was she being punished individually by the instructor on the first day?
In fact, the other instructors were also very familiar with Su Wuge and found this strange.
They had discussed it on the way, deciding not to punish students individually unless absolutely necessary, especially female students. These young girls surely couldn't handle it.
Su Wuge was not usually a difficult person, so why was he singling out a female student for punishment?
As they subconsciously looked in Su Wuge's direction, they saw him smiling at a young girl.
If they hadn't noticed that Su Xiaotian was too young, they might have thought Su Wuge had some intentions towards this young girl.
But upon seeing the girl's standard, upright military posture, they suddenly felt that smiling at such a young girl was perfectly fine!
Yin Ruyun saw the others begin to practice standing at attention and, in her dazed state, suddenly felt that she wasn't feeling too bad. In fact, a hint of a smile flickered across her face.
She walked leisurely on the field. After completing these eight laps, it would be time for dinner, and she would have escaped this ordeal.
She thought triumphantly but failed to watch her footing.
When she learned how to tie gaiters from Su Xiaotian today, her eyes had learned, and she thought she was very clever.
However, her lack of practical skill meant her gaiters were not tied properly at all.
Furthermore, after running these laps, the gaiters had already come loose.
Triumphant Yin Ruyun was tripped by her loosened gaiters.
Falling face-first into the ground, Yin Ruyun, covered in dirt, felt her entire being crumble at her miserable state.
Feeling extremely wronged, Yin Ruyun simply sat on the field and began to cry. She hugged her legs and sat on the ground, crying pitifully.
Su Wuge, who was correcting the posture of the students in the thirteenth company on the other side of the field, did not see this. The other classmates were also preoccupied with their own situations, and no one noticed.
However, a few people from other classes saw someone fall and came over to inquire about the situation.
"Classmate, are you alright? Are you hurt?"
"I saw you weren't running very fast, why did you fall?"
Everyone spoke at once, and Yin Ruyun was too lazy to answer.
As everyone was asking, Yin Ruyun thought of a good idea.
She felt that she could pretend to be sick and perhaps avoid this half-month of military training.