Reborn and Counterattack: The CEO's Powerful Sweetheart

Chapter 1134: Chapter 1133: Miss Gu! You’re Amazing!

Gu Tong moved quickly, arriving at the location of Building No. 5 in less than five minutes.

She climbed the stairs with long strides, while Sheng Yiweng’s shout came from behind, ”Teacher Gu! You’re amazing!”

Gu Tong turned around with a puzzled expression; how was she amazing?

Sheng Yiweng dashed towards her, half running and half staggering, and gave a thumbs up, saying, ”Decided to skip class just like that! Teacher leading the charge to skip class! Incredibly bold! I’m impressed! Deeply impressed!”

Sheng Yiweng hadn’t forgotten the time before when he asked Gu Tong how she dealt with things as a student, and Teacher Gu’s casual mention of skipping class made him admire her immensely.

But who would have imagined that Teacher Gu, now a teacher herself, would dare to skip class!

The teacher took the initiative to skip class, replacing it with a sports teacher, which was unprecedented and had become news within the Academy during this period.

Gu Tong’s mouth twitched slightly, wanting to explain but unsure of what to say...

Nothing seemed right to say, and the most crucial thing was that even if she explained, someone had to believe her; it was obvious that now, no matter how she explained, no one would believe her.

Sheng Yiweng grinned mischievously, ”So, teacher, where did you go after skipping class?” His gaze was as if he had caught someone red-handed.

Gu Tong’s eyes were filled with resentment, ”I said, I was sent on a mission by your grandfather, would you believe it?”

Sheng Yiweng snickered, ”I believe you, of course I do!”

During this period, the Academy had many missions, and being Sheng Guoli’s grandson, he had heard things.

Moreover, recently, with the teacher skipping class, Sheng Yiweng was puzzled and had subtly asked his grandfather, whose response was similar.

Gu Tong: ”...” And you still ask, your poor teacher is already struggling, and you don’t show sympathy.

Sheng Yiweng could easily see the aggrieved look on Student Gu Tong’s face and asked, ”So, has the teacher’s mission been completed?”

”Almost.” Gu Tong glanced around, ”You haven’t told anyone about this, right?”

Her mission was purely classified and usually couldn’t be disclosed to others.

However, Sheng Yiweng was Sheng Guoli’s grandson; otherwise, she wouldn’t have disclosed a single word.

Sheng Yiweng replied resolutely, ”Of course not.”

As Sheng Guoli’s grandson, Sheng Yiweng had known the importance of confidentiality from a young age — what could and couldn’t be said was a skill he’d learned since childhood. It wasn’t just him; many trainees from various families had similar upbringing.

”Good, that’s good.” Gu Tong casually responded; she wasn’t really that worried anyway.

Sheng Yiweng changed the topic, ”Teacher, I’ve now learned how to use a scalpel. Should I choose electives in surgery next?”

Sheng Yiweng’s major was Medical Psychology, a new interdisciplinary science combining medicine and psychology, focusing on psychological behavior related to health and disease in medical fields. He had no understanding of treatments in internal and external medicine or basic surgical operations.

If it weren’t for this, Gu Tong wouldn’t have specially trained him in practical scalpel operation.

Gu Tong thought for a moment, then quickly said, ”Of course, you can!”