Chapter 1234 - 1236
Gong Ruini had no idea what Luo Zijun was thinking. If she knew, she would definitely say, girl, you’re really sick, you need to hurry to the hospital.
If this drags on, it’s going to be serious.
At the moment, Gong Ruini was busy attending class. Although some people thought this knowledge was unnecessary, the professor of this class was a nightmare.
If you don’t have a valid reason for not attending class, and you exceed a certain number of absences, well, sorry, you won’t be allowed to take the exam.
No matter how well you might score on the exam, your grade would be marked as failed.
If it were sophomore or junior year, students wouldn’t be that anxious about failing a subject because they could just retake it next semester. But they were seniors.
That means if they didn’t pass any course this semester, congratulations, your graduation will be postponed for a year.
As for the job you secured earlier, if the employer thinks you’re a talent, they might hold the position for you.
If you’re just average, then you better pray the connections you have are strong, or you’ll lose the job.
In this situation, even the most confident people could only focus on attending classes.
"What do you think will happen if she doesn’t pass this course?" Although Qiao Yanran was not beside Luo Zijun, she noticed how distracted she was in class several times and didn’t have high hopes for her.
Although she’s not yet graduated and reliant on Gong Ruini for study materials, she’s already acting like this.
"She won’t fail, she’s so serious." Gong Ruini didn’t pay her much attention, "But you should take notes seriously for this class."
Gong Ruini knew many people were used to relying on her notes, and she didn’t want to let them down.
What does that mean? Not only Qiao Yanran was puzzled, but the people around were also confused.
To them, passing each course depended not only on serious pre-exam study but also heavily on Gong Ruini’s study notes.
In short, it was their cheat code to passing, and now she seemed to be implying she wouldn’t provide it.
"I’ve been really busy lately, and I haven’t taken very detailed notes."
"You can look at my notes, but I’m busy lately, and I don’t have time to go through them a second time." Gong Ruini used to meticulously record each course again.
She would mark things she didn’t understand and the easy-to-make mistakes, so she wouldn’t make errors again.
But now, she really didn’t have any problems. To her, failing this course was impossible, so she wasn’t devoting much energy to it.
Wow, really? Two sets of notes? Everyone was amazed.
"Yeah, these are my class notes, you can copy them."
"They just don’t have the easy-to-make mistakes and my perceived tricky points." Gong Ruini was helpless too.
She took out her notes, "I’ve always made extra comments on the ones I showed you before."
"Then why won’t you do it now?" someone complained, "Aren’t you supposed to be busy with an internship?"
That comment really irritated Gong Ruini. She knew that once she got used to doing something, not doing it would invalidate her past efforts.
But she did it anyway, she didn’t expect everyone to be satisfied, but the grateful ones would remember.
However, hearing someone voice dissatisfaction here really put her in a bad mood.
"You guys need internships, don’t I have my own tasks?"
"I’m a teaching assistant for a professor, I also have classes."
"Don’t I need to be busy applying for my visa?"
"You all know my school, shouldn’t I have everything arranged before I go?"
"You’re busy during the day, can’t you organize it at night?"
"Who officially stipulated that I must organize the notes?"
"So, in your eyes, I should have the notes neatly organized by the end of the term for you to review?"
"Is that what you’re thinking?" Gong Ruini stood up and scanned the room.
"Helping classmates has become an obligation, I’m really feeling pathetic."
"Then I’m telling you, you’re busy, I’m busy too."
Gong Ruini sat back down. If everyone were ungrateful, she really wouldn’t care.
With such indifference, they were bound to complain one day just because she didn’t help them in a certain matter.
In this case, it would have been better not to help them from the start.
Seeing Gong Ruini lose her temper, Luo Zijun snorted, "Really thinks she’s someone important."
Luo Zijun was worried too, what if she didn’t have Gong Ruini’s study materials? She was really overwhelmed, and there was no backdoor for this course, if you didn’t pass the exam, you had to retake it.
She’d have to wait until next year to get her graduation certificate. What about her job, and would there still be a place for her?
Also, her qualification for further study next year would be gone, and whether she’d get it the year after was a big question.
What to do, Luo Zijun was anxious. No, she had to persuade Gong Ruini to relent.
As for asking the school to ease the requirements, Luo Zijun didn’t dare think about it. There were people before who had good job offers but failed this course, and no matter who they asked, they couldn’t get through, and in the end, they had to honestly delay graduation by a year, and the original job offer fell through.
Thinking she might end up like that made Luo Zijun’s expression turn quite unpleasant.
"Be careful, Luo Zijun’s looking at you weirdly," Qiao Yanran, although a bit disappointed that Gong Ruini wouldn’t give them the notes, wasn’t too upset.
After all, Gong Ruini wasn’t wrong. Helping was her kindness; not helping was normal.
Have you seen any other top students sharing their notes?
No, none, and no one said anything bad about them, but all the pressure was on Gong Ruini.
Qiao Yanran really felt it was undeserved for Gong Ruini at the moment, "A group of ungrateful people."
Seeing the people around still indignant on her behalf, "It’s fine. Some things aren’t my loss; rather, I’m happy. Some things coming to light early can give you a valid excuse to reject them thoroughly."
If relationships aren’t great during school days, it’s not a big deal, but once everyone starts working, that’s when the real issues and pressure come out.
"True." Qiao Yanran noted this matter down in her heart.
"When you’re at a job, be proactive but don’t let others think it’s your duty. Otherwise, accomplishments won’t include you, but problems will be your fault." Gong Ruini, knowing Qiao Yanran was skilled in these things, still couldn’t help but offer a few reminders.
"Yeah, I will." Qiao Yanran sighed inwardly. For some reason, she felt today’s event really alienated Gong Ruini from everyone else.
If things ended here without much follow-up, would they really stop?
Qiao Yanran knew the people present too well; they genuinely had confidence in Gong Ruini’s notes. Even those who hardly put in effort during the term could manage to score decently if they revised properly for ten days before finals with Gong Ruini’s notes.
While everyone else focused on impressing at their jobs, their attention on studies would wane even further.