That was pretty simple.
Gu Yuan followed all the procedures.
But this time she wrote her real name instead of using Gu Yan's name.
"Gu Yan, right? Alright, you can go in." The registrar returned the pen and sat down again.
When Gu Yuan got back in the car, the registrar reminded her, "The roads in the village are narrow, and there are lots of kids. Drive slowly."
Gu Yuan put on her sunglasses again and gave an OK gesture, "Got it."
She drove slowly.
After crossing the bridge and not going too far into the village, she saw the village chief's grandson, Tutu, squatting on the ground playing marbles with others.
There were several kids, not just boys, but girls too.
Sheng Yi parked the car, opened the door, and got out.
She knew well that the countryside wasn't the place for white shoes and clothes. Gu Yuan wore a black oversized coat, black boots, and swapped her bag for a large tote bag.
