Chapter 135 I'll fill it out again

Chapter 135 I'll fill it out again

Hao Weiwu wasn't very clear about his results, nor did he expect much from him.

After all, the principal had already told him that he could turn a blind eye to his matters.

Although he felt that it was quite strange, he had to listen to the principal's words.

However, when she saw that he had chosen liberal arts on his application form, she was still surprised for a second.

"You chose liberal arts?"

Li Shunan put his hands in his pockets, raised his eyes, and stood beside his desk. He replied lazily,""Ah, the liberal arts,"

Hao Weiwu felt that this was really strange.

However, it was the students 'choice to choose their own subjects.

As teachers, other than giving some suggestions, they could not interfere too much.

Hao Weiwu nodded and said,""Alright, do well in this monthly exam. You'll be divided into the arts and sciences class according to your exam results."

After giving him the usual warning, Hao Weiwu sent him away.""Alright, you can go back."

"Goodbye, teacher."

Li Shunan didn't care much about these things. He looked tired and lazy as he turned around to leave.

"Yes, what's wrong?" Hao Weiwu subconsciously said."

Li Shunan raised his head and gritted his teeth. He suddenly raised his hand and took back the application form he had just handed in."Teacher, I filled it in wrongly."

He crumpled his application and threw it into the trash can.

"Do you have any more application forms? I'll fill in a new one."

Hao Weiwu was speechless.

It was too hasty. Was it such a child's play to divide them into classes now?

Hao Weiwu once again felt that his class teacher's dignity had been challenged. He slammed the table and stood up.""You kids, do you think this class allocation is a joke?"

He was so angry that he could not speak for a moment."Give me your parent's phone number. I want to talk to your father!"

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It was still class time.

The classroom was noisy, and the voices were exceptionally noisy.

He Di reminded them not to forget to hand in their application forms before walking down the aisle and returning to his seat.

Her gaze fell on Jiang Lingzhi, who was sitting alone in the second-to-last row of the four groups.

He stopped in his tracks.