Chapter 37 – I’m also fond of beating the dog’s owner (Part 2)
“Second brother…” Yun Ruoshan didn’t dare believe it, he was nevertheless her second brother: “You’re willing to bully your younger sister like this for a woman?”
“Yun Ruoshan, I know what you really think in your heart. I don’t want to expose you as I also see you as a young female student so I gave you some face. We’ve grown up together, so you should be clear of how I really feel about you. I am also not a casual kind of person, since I married her, it will be for a lifetime. If you provoke Lin Mumu again, I don’t mind driving you out of Yunjia.”
With a somewhat guilty conscience, Yun Ting unconfidently called Lin Mumu on her phone. She excitedly told him about her master’s part-time job and what he offered, her mood was bright and pretty good.
It seemed like she wasn’t bullied at all, and he instantly felt relieved.
“Lin Mumu, I miss you a lot. Do you also miss me sometimes? ”
“I miss you, ah.” Lin Mumu replied very naturally. (TN: the ‘ah’ is an interjection that had different connotations, in here, it’s like a sigh filled with longing, love, missing etc.)
“Then wait for me for a few more days.”
“What? Didn’t you have military training? Could it be you want to be an army deserter? We still have a lifetime ahead of us, so we shouldn’t care too much about a few days.” Lin Mumu really thought a bit like a Yun Ting and also missed him dearly. But it was only a few days apart, even though she wanted to see him, she couldn’t bear to make him constantly run around to rush to her.
Lin Mumu took a photo with her phone and sent it to Yun Ting. In the photo, her hair was tied in a neat pony tail, and her smile was as bright as the sunshine.
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The days of preparing for a test always passed at lightning speed, and once again, the students had to enter the examination hall.
This test was of great importance to Beijing University’s students, and no less important than the college entrance examination, because in the entrance examination, they were the best students who passed the examination. But now, they were competing against each other as excellent and talented students of Beijing University.
Lin Mumu’s religious studies major belonged to the liberal arts category. The examination subjects were completely referenced from the college entrance examination, and included literature and language, mathematics, English, and comprehension of humanities.
And Beijing University was really merciless as it unexpectedly planned all the tests to be finished in a single day.