She doesn't want to pretend anymore

Manshu quickly found the principal's office. When she knocked on the door, someone called her in.

"Classmate, what do you want?"

There was someone else in the principal's office, talking to the principal.

Manshu came in and they both looked at her at the same time.

"Hello, principal. I'm the transfer student Yan Manshu. I'm here to report."

She said, handing over her information.

The principal was stunned and took it subconsciously.

When I was looking through her transfer information, I also remembered who this person was.

The person who arranged for Manshu to transfer schools was the secretary of the third master of the Yan family. He still remembers it vividly.

In addition, he had received a call from Assistant Wan before, so he became cautious.

"Go call the head of the senior year class and ask him to bring the transfer student test paper."

The principal instructed the secretary beside him.

"Okay, Principal." The secretary glanced at Mansu, turned around and left.

She was next to the principal when he answered the phone earlier, so she naturally knew a little about Manshu's background.

I heard that her last name is Yan, but I don't know what her relationship is with the richest family, the Yan family.

"Isn't your last name Yan?" The principal looked through the information and when he saw Manshu's last name, he thought he had made a mistake.

He thought Manshu was a relative of the Yan family. He had heard of her name before but had not looked at her closely.

"My last name is Yan, but it doesn't mean strict, it means color."

Manshu had no intention of deliberately getting involved with the Yan family.

The principal just glanced at her calmly and said, "Our school agrees to your transfer. You studied in the county before, and I think your grades were pretty good, but there may be a gap in the teaching quality between the county school and our school."

"So, you need to pass the transfer test so that we can place you in the appropriate class. Is that acceptable?"

Although I don’t know what the relationship between this child and the Yan family is, since I can ask Mr. Yan Sanye’s special assistant to help with the transfer procedures, I certainly can’t neglect it.

However, the principal would not give her more convenience in following the necessary procedures.

"Ok."

Manshu nodded. She had known that there would be an exam and she had prepared for it.

Seeing that she was well-behaved and not making a fuss, the principal breathed a sigh of relief.

Every year, many students are admitted to Yingcai School through connections, and most of them are sent by their parents with money.

They are actually more calm when facing these students.

However, people like Yan Zhan, who don't need to bribe anyone, make the principal more cautious.

The head teacher soon appeared with the test papers.

Grandma Yan also arrived at the same time.

Manshu was also stunned when he saw Grandma Yan.

"Grandma, why are you..." She's here too? And with the head teacher.

However, when she saw who the head teacher was, she was not surprised.

This is her grandmother's student, named Gao Zhixiang, who often returns to the village to visit her grandmother during the holidays.

Gao Zhixiang is already in his thirties and almost forty years old, and he has remained respectful to Grandma Yan for decades.

"Director Gao, this is today's transfer student. Take her to the next room for the exam."

After the principal finished speaking, he glanced at Grandma Yan.

"Parents should wait outside and not affect students' exams."

"Teacher Yan, please go to my office and wait for me." After Gao Zhixiang agreed, he said to Grandma Yan.

The principal was also stunned when he heard him calling people parents and teachers.

“Is this parent your teacher?”

Gao Zhixiang is a capable and hardworking person.

If he hadn't said that he liked the school atmosphere and enjoyed teaching and educating people, his current development would have been even better.

Talented people are more or less arrogant.

The principal had never seen him speak harshly to any student's parents.

This was the first time that he had been so attentive to the old lady.