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Chapter 103 Teaching Assistant Bai Jie (1)

Zhu Suosuo smiled and pulled her along as they continued walking towards the pavilion in the middle of the lake: "What's there to say? Renting a house isn't like buying one."

"Suo Suo, don't try to change the subject." Seeing her like this, Jiang Nansun became even more curious and couldn't help but ask, "In Shanghai, where is it so easy to find suitable housing?"

Besides, viewing properties, negotiating lease terms, and verifying contracts are all time-consuming tasks.

"Tell me honestly, how did you find a satisfactory place to stay so quickly?"

In the past, Zhu Suosuo would have been completely open with Jiang Nansun.

But this time she deliberately kept it a secret, a sly yet expectant smile hidden in her eyes: "Well, I won't tell you yet. Wait two more days, and after I officially move in, you'll understand everything when you see it for yourself."

Moreover, I have a good relationship with the landlord. If you decide to move out of the Jiang family's house in the future, I can help you talk to the landlord and see if we can make room for a bedroom.

This is a little surprise. We can live together then, which will perfectly satisfy your desire for independent living but also for companionship.

Jiang Nansun was stunned for a moment, becoming even more curious about what kind of place Zhu Suosuo had found that could even spare an extra room for him.

She pleaded and begged several times, trying to get Zhu Suosuo to talk and find out more details.

But Zhu Suosuo refused to divulge a single word, no matter how much she asked, she just smiled and shook her head to avoid the question.

  

After several unsuccessful attempts to get an answer, Jiang Nansun had no choice but to give up and couldn't help but complain, "Hmph, you stinky Suo Suo, you bad Suo Suo, now you've learned to play this trick on me."

It's just moving house, why are you making such a fuss? I'd like to see what surprises you have in store for me in two days.

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"Don't worry, I definitely won't let you down."

Zhu Suosuo tightened her grip on her arm, but her gaze unconsciously drifted towards the direction of the teachers' office building, a sweet warmth rising in her heart.

At this moment, a taxi drove away from the campus of Shanghai University. Zhang Anren sat in the car, his gentle facade completely gone from his usual demeanor in front of others.

He repeatedly recalled every comment Han Tao made in the cafeteria. If Han Tao was allowed to continue guiding Jiang Nansun, everything he had painstakingly built could very well collapse completely.

Thinking of this, he unconsciously tapped his fingers on the chair, secretly planning his next move.

Since Nan Sun is currently somewhat opposed to cohabitation, he will try a different approach and find a way to change her mind.

Han Tao has also returned to his office.

He closed the door behind him, shutting out the noise from the outside world, then pulled out a chair, sat down, and turned on his computer.

Immediately afterwards, he brought up the presentation slides for the afternoon open class and tapped the keyboard with his fingertips.

I plan to extract the content about family of origin and independent values ​​into a short lesson extension, which I will share with the students during the free discussion session after class.

In fact, not only Jiang Nansun, but many young people today are also prone to falling into the misconception of "victim mentality of family of origin".

They enjoy the material support provided by their families while completely denying the efforts their families have made in raising them.

Some people even blame their parents for not working hard enough for all the misfortunes in their lives, which can easily lead to a distorted worldview.

Taking advantage of this open class opportunity, he hopes to positively guide all students to establish healthy views on family affection and independence.

Time flew by, and soon it was time for class.

The students' enthusiasm for the class remained undiminished, and the classroom was still packed with people, with even the back aisles filled with them.

Han Tao stood on the podium, scanning the densely packed students below.

As usual, he first explained the courseware, and only after he finished explaining the key points of the lesson did he move on to the Q&A session.

"As usual today, before you ask your questions, let's talk about one issue first."

His voice was steady and powerful: "That is, how to maintain personal independence and purity while enjoying family support."

After a class, the students' pens flew across their notebooks, recording far more than just the cold words and formulas on the slides.

Every word and phrase is like a spark that has been ignited, quietly spreading in the depths of my heart.

When the bell rang, many people looked up, their gazes much more determined than when they entered the classroom.

At 6 p.m., Han Tao, having finished teaching, preparing lessons, and handling other chores, had tidied up his desk and was about to call his cheap senior.

There was a knock on the door, and then the office door was pushed open.

Leading the group was the head of the Academic Affairs Office, followed by a staff member, with a young woman standing beside him.

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Wearing a simple beige work shirt and black straight-leg trousers, and carrying two exquisitely crafted wooden tea gift boxes, she exuded a gentle and capable aura; she was none other than Bai Jie, whom I had met once before.

"Teacher Han, I've brought the person to you." Director Wang waved and greeted him with a hearty smile.

Han Tao returned the smile, maintaining his good habit of referring to himself by his job title during work hours, and politely greeted him: "Director Wang, you could have just called me directly, why did you come in person!"

"I'm sorry to have kept you waiting, Teacher Han. I need to report to Secretary Liang this afternoon, so I'll be a little late."

Director Wang explained, stepping aside to make way for the girl next to him, "Do you still remember the large class teaching assistant arrangement we finalized with you a few days ago?"

I brought him over today. This is Teacher Bai, a top student who graduated from our Shanghai University. He just completed his onboarding process yesterday.

Now you are officially part of the Career Planning Open Class Teaching and Research Group, and we will be specifically assisting you in managing your classes from now on.

This includes handling mundane tasks such as overall planning, blackboard organization, after-class Q&A, and live stream backend maintenance, relieving your stress.

Before she could finish speaking, the girl quickly stepped forward, bowed slightly, and gently placed the two tea gift boxes she was carrying on the corner of the desk. Her voice was clear and polite: "Hello, Senior Han. Let me formally introduce myself. I'm Bai Jie. I attended one of your classes with Hongdou before. You haven't forgotten me, have you?"

"Of course I remember." Han Tao nodded with a smile and replied politely, "I remember you and Hongdou were classmates. She called the day before yesterday and said she asked Bai to bring some things over."

"Senior Han has such a good memory. Before I came, I was worried that you would have forgotten me after seeing so many students every day."

A hint of surprise flashed in Bai Jie's eyes as she reached up to smooth a stray hair behind her ear: "Hongdou and I are indeed best friends from our college dorm and classmates. Besides coming here today to start my job, I also brought two servings of tea."

The one on the left is a small token of my appreciation, and the one on the right was specially entrusted to me by Hongdou to be given to you. They're both homegrown; please try them.

As she spoke, she raised her hand to indicate that both gift boxes were for him: "Speaking of which, Hongdou has been talking about it many times."

She mentioned that when she last visited, you promised to take her to visit the newly built school history museum and several landmark buildings on campus the next day.

As a result, Hongdou suddenly received an urgent call from the Kyoto headquarters that evening. There was an unexpected situation with the project that required her to return immediately to handle the situation. She booked a flight overnight and rushed back to Kyoto, effectively standing up her senior.

So Hongdou felt really bad about breaking her promise, thinking it was incredibly rude of her. Unfortunately, she was currently in the prime of her career and had no choice but to ask me to convey her apologies.

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