Ms. Xu Jin's study is tidy to the point of being almost serious, which is a little inconsistent with her sometimes talkative personality. She sorts all the used documents and paper materials into different categories, and the neatly arranged books and various legal classics in the bookcase are arranged with a bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Xu Jin sat behind the desk, separated from Owen by a large solid wooden table, as if he was receiving a client.
"Sit down," Xu Jin put on her glasses with a light degree and looked at the boy through the thin lenses. She couldn't figure out what kind of accident had happened when the genes of Zhu Xiaocheng and Dou Junliang collided to give birth to such a child. "I heard about what happened yesterday from your teacher and your mother."
Seeing that she was about to give him another round of familiar whipping, Owen immediately lowered his head in boredom, put on an "I've made up my mind" attitude, and pretended to be dead.
Unexpectedly, Xu Jin said nonchalantly: "Generally speaking, the postponement of the college entrance examination is not as serious as they think. I have roughly understood the situation. It is a pity that the extra points cannot be used. However, those who think that an extra ten points in the college entrance examination can change their fate will probably only achieve so much in this life."
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