Trying to Become a Second-Generation Rich Kid
Wang Yue sighed and stopped joking. "I really haven't decided where to go to college yet. Do you have any recommendations?"
Zhou Linlin's eyes darted around, and she hurriedly tried to talk him into it. "How about Nanda? I think they have an animal husbandry program. It seems pretty famous."
Hearing her suggestion, Wang Yue shook his head decisively. "Forget it. I'm only missing the practical experience when it comes to animal husbandry. The school doesn't have that many cattle and sheep anyway. I'll just study it on my own."
Seeing that Wang Yue didn't want to go to Nanda, Zhou Linlin put on a sad expression. "We're good friends, but you don't want to go to Qing University. You might as well come to Nanda with me. Then we can go to school together."
Wang Yue saw that Zhou Linlin wouldn't let it go, which was very unlike her usual straightforward self. He asked in confusion, "By the way, did you meet my mom? She tried to talk me into going yesterday, too."
Zhou Linlin hadn't expected that she'd said too much and given herself away, so she quickly explained, "Auntie only wants what's best for you. Your grades are so good, and going to Qing University would be such a waste."
Since Zhou Linlin had admitted it outright, Wang Yue knew that if he kept refusing, his mom and Zhou Linlin would hound him together until he gave in.
He thought for a moment, then proposed a difficult condition. "Fine, but tell me who that boy is—the one you always ask me to watch for at the school gate. Did you transfer schools because of him?"
Zhou Linlin hadn't expected the question to backfire on her. But Wang Yue had worked