It Really Was a Song
Wang Yue saw that the station chief's attention had been caught, so he nodded and said seriously, "How about this? I know some people over there. I'll have them donate a few cameras to you. You can install them along the route Huang Shu takes to school, so you'll be able to keep an eye on her. But you can't bother her again. What do you think?"
The station chief's eyes lit up at Wang Yue's suggestion. A few cameras installed at key locations in their jurisdiction would save them a lot of trouble.
He quickly promised, "Teacher Wang, of course. If there's another way, we don't want to make things difficult for a child either. Don't worry. Starting today, we definitely won't bother Huang Shu again."
After getting the station chief's word, Wang Yue left. He went back and made a phone call, then had Shen Qi send some cameras to the local police station and show them how to use them.
Thanks to Wang Yue's money and influence, things settled down at school after that.
In Wang Yue's class, everyone knew he wouldn't even give the Director of Student Affairs the time of day, so nobody dared to cause trouble. Even Feng Xuejiao, the former Public Security Bureau chief's granddaughter, behaved herself. The others wouldn't dare make an issue of it either.
Of course, there was one troublemaker in class: Hu Kaizhi, who stirred up trouble from time to time.
Wang Yue dealt with him simply enough. He didn't even have to act personally. He just had Shen Qi put pressure on Hu Kaizhi's uncle through business. When the kid got home, his mother gave him a good scolding, and he promptly straightened up.
Before long, the day of the school arts