"That's good. If you run into any difficulties, you can tell me." Ye Chen replied.
"Okay, thank you, Brother Chen," Ye Xiaohui replied.
After hanging up.
Ye Chen put away his phone and couldn't help thinking of the time he had saved Su Ningwei.
Su Ningwei had also been bullied back then. If he hadn't happened to pass by, he truly didn't dare imagine what might have happened to her.
Incidents of campus bullying persisted despite repeated bans.
For Ye Xiaohui's case to receive such attention this time, Xu Limin must have played a major role behind the scenes.
Xu Limin truly had connections. Otherwise, the police would not have taken Ye Xiaohui's case so seriously or protected him so closely, nor would the school and the Education Bureau have handled the matter so properly.
The quota-based admission slots allocated to schools only made up part of the total high school entrance enrollment quota, and the requirements were relatively demanding. Usually, children who engaged in bullying at school did not necessarily perform well academically, so the likelihood of the two overlapping was fairly low.
Although this new regulation in Mountain City could not effectively curb campus bullying, it still carried some deterrent effect. At least something was being done.
But that was still not enough.
The three people involved were minors, and under the law, their punishment still had to be handled cautiously and leniently.
Being underage absolutely could not become a shield for juvenile crime.
If they could not truly make an example of them, how could campus bullying ever be eradicated? How could countless parents entrust their children to schools with peace of mind?
Therefore, this matter had to be dealt with severely—not only to give Ye Xiaohui an explanation, but also to give society one.
More importantly,