After her identity was stolen, she lived in the short-lived villain's phone.

Chapter 61 The CEO is in Love?

"Newspaper~"

A tiny bubble emerged from the top of the dough figurine's head, displaying just two short words.

Chi Yu showed no panic at being caught red-handed. Instead, she held up what she was holding for Shen Yanzhi to see: "Want to see?"

"I won't look, you can look." Shen Yanzhi shook his head with a smile.

He chatted idly with the phone as they walked toward the company building.

Even he himself didn't realize that he was now paying more and more attention to his phone spirit, and spending more and more time communicating with it every day.

Not far away, Chen Jin got out of the car. Watching his boss's figure disappear into the distance, he couldn't help but push up his glasses. His usually expressionless face showed a look of existential doubt.

Was that gentle-looking man just now his aloof CEO?

Is the CEO in a relationship?

Chen Jin suddenly felt as if he had inadvertently glimpsed a little secret.

...The change in Chen Jiazhi's eyes puzzled Chi Yu, so he could only put it aside for the time being.

After Chen Jiazhi's apology video was released online, although a large number of people unfollowed her, some people still became fans because they thought she responded promptly and was brave enough to admit her mistakes.

Meanwhile, some netizens dug up the high school Chen Jiazhi previously attended, and some media outlets also released interviews with school leaders this morning.

In a brief phone interview, the school leaders, whether because they had seen the online news beforehand or because they still vividly remembered what Chen Jiazhi had done back then, quickly admitted on the phone that such an incident had indeed occurred at the school. Fortunately, they learned about it in time, so it was nipped in the bud.

As for why it wasn't reported, the leader frankly stated on the phone that firstly, they were afraid of affecting the school's reputation; secondly, the college entrance examination was just around the corner, and they didn't want to cause more anxiety for the students; and thirdly, they wanted to protect the two people involved.

Now that the two individuals have graduated for so many years, and since this incident never actually happened, it can be used as a negative example to educate future students.

However, some netizens also found key points in the leader's words:

[So he really asked a female student to take the exam for him? How good must her grades be?]
[laughs upstairs, I'm on the same page as you. I just wanted to ask under Chen Jiazhi's apology video, why didn't she ask a senior to take the exam for her instead of a junior?]
[Good heavens? You two must still be in high school or junior high, not in college yet! College students are useless at everything except eating and sleeping. They lose their minds right after the college entrance exam. Who would dare let a college student take the exam?!]
[Hahaha +1, although this junior is a sophomore in high school, she has already finished all the high school curriculum. Compared to college students, she is definitely more impressive.]
[No, Chen Jiazhi definitely didn't think that way back then. I'd guess the junior she was threatening was Yu, a top student who consistently ranked first in her grade for three years of high school, a true academic star. She later scored over 600 points on the college entrance exam, not only ranking first in our school for humanities but also being the top humanities student in the city that year.]
[Oh? You know him?]
[Yes, Yu and I were in the same year. I saw it trending yesterday and chatted with my old high school classmates. Actually, Chen Jiazhi's best friend was also a top student; she was the top liberal arts student in her year.]
[Chen Jiazhi's best friend? Could it be...?!]
Netizens were surprised that this could be linked together.

[Yeah, I think her name was Chi Yu or something. She was really good at studying back in the day.]
After sending the last reply, Chi Yu deleted the account that she had just bought and that had changed hands countless times.

(End of this chapter)