Good Girl

The president of the People's Daily Newspaper Office was a senior official, and the editor-in-chief held a high-ranking position as well. Like many of his friends and colleagues, Editor-in-Chief Xu had sent his child to Second Experimental Primary School.

Since they'd run into each other, and their children would both be attending Second Experimental Primary School, Editor-in-Chief Xu sent Shen Qi a friend request. Shen Qi accepted it using his alternate account.

"I remember that last year, Academician Shen published an article in the People's Daily about the path to technological innovation. It was very well received. I hope you'll write a few more articles with such depth and insight." Editor-in-Chief Xu spoke with enthusiasm.

It wasn't often that an editor-in-chief personally invited someone to write an article. But when the person in question was Shen Qi, it was a different story.

Shen Qi smiled. "Let's not talk business today. We're all here for our children."

"Right, right. We're all here for our children." Editor-in-Chief Xu crouched down and beamed at Shen Nuo Fei. "You're so cute and pretty, little Shen. You really are a beautiful, lively little princess."

Shen Nuo Fei nodded. "Mm, that's what everyone says."

"Haha." Editor-in-Chief Xu laughed, then patted Nuo Fei on the head. "Our Linlin is just as clever and bright as you. I hope you two can become good friends."

Just then, the interview room door opened, and a little girl came out. She had her hair in twin ponytails and was wiping her tears pitifully.

The interviewer called out, "Number 3, Liu Ximin!"

Little Liu Ximin went into the interview room. The girl with the twin ponytails came over to Editor-in-Chief Xu, quietly sobbing.

Editor-in-Chief Xu's heart ached for her. "What's wrong, Linlin? Didn't you do well?"

Little Linlin sniffled.

Editor-in-Chief Xu