Speaking of which, the classmates in class one of financial management weren't wrong; it really has to do with poverty.
The difference is, it wasn't that Liuu's father was unwilling to support her education, but rather she herself stubbornly refused to go.
But this time is different.
Su Zelin helped her secure a scholarship, solving the tuition problem, and with Ah Xi's encouragement, she got a part-time job at a digital store. The workload wasn't heavy, so it didn't affect her studies, and the pay was ideal. She could keep a little for living expenses and send most of it home, so Liuu Wanyin certainly wasn't going to give up so easily.
She just didn't expect that, due to not explaining clearly, Su Zelin and Luo Xi would travel such a long way to visit her.
"I'm sorry, class president, Ah Xi, for making you worry!"
Liuu Wanyin was choked with emotion, tears welling up in her eyes.
She was unfortunate; her family was struggling, and her mother had passed away early on.
