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Time flew by, and in the blink of an eye, two days had passed.

On January 13th, East Salford College's final examinations began.

Xia Yuqing, far away in Magic City, was also taking her exams today. Magic City Academy of Drama would begin its break this Saturday as well.

East Salford College's exams were far too easy. They were all open-book exams, and An Wuyang had even obtained the official answer key in advance.

An Wuyang did not hypocritically refuse the answers either. They were merely internal school final exams; it was not some matter of unfairness.

Time slipped away quickly amid the exams, while An Wuyang and Lin Dongyuan also finalized the issue of meal subsidies for impoverished students.

In the end, An Wuyang accepted nearly all of Lin Dongyuan's suggestions.

For instance, Lin Dongyuan proposed using the cafeteria surveillance system to monitor every meal claimed by students applying for and receiving meal subsidies—the dishes they took, whether they ate them, whether there was food waste, and so on.

Second was the verification of applicants' identities.

According to An Wuyang's original idea, anyone who met the dining requirements could receive meal subsidies directly. There would be no need to apply or undergo review; they would simply be granted the corresponding subsidy quota.

However, the various loopholes Lin Dongyuan pointed out did indeed exist. Thus, an application process and review process were now being added, along with a subsequent supervision agreement that had to be signed.

The subsequent supervision agreement would authorize the school to use its security surveillance system in the cafeteria to record relevant information.

This would prevent people from exploiting the charitable meal subsidy program for free benefits.

The remaining details were settled one by one. An Wuyang decided that starting next semester, East Salford College would