Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

Before long, the admission notice from Harbor City University arrived in the mail, and it was only then that the media discovered that the university had admitted three students from the city, all on full scholarships. What surprised them even more was that two of the students were classmates and even desk mates. It was through their teacher and classmates that they learned the two were study partners.

Zhang Li wasn’t very fond of the daily interviews, but since they approached Father Yang, she agreed to them.

After all, she was about to leave, so even if they saw her, it wouldn’t matter.

Soon, their interviews were published not just in newspapers but also broadcast on television.

Wang Meina, though she had left her hometown for many years, would occasionally catch up on the local news to know what was happening back home.

Today, she watched the news out of habit and was shocked by the face on the screen; she stood up abruptly.

"It’s really similar, very similar," Wang Lina of course knew that her current granddaughter was not her daughter and son-in-law’s child.

But they were too familiar with her, and without having found their own biological daughter, they couldn’t bear to part with the girl and didn’t let her go back.

To Wang Lina, this granddaughter, whom she had never met and knew nothing about, was of course of no consequence; she followed her daughter and son-in-law’s thoughts.