• Before Zhong Yuan came back, the dean recruited Yi Yao to go back.
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  jiaoshou

  Yi Yao, what are these kids doing? I asked their tutor, but I didn't give them much homework.
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  yiyao

  They had a good relationship with Qin Pei Pei, the vice minister of the art department, and she asked them to say so.
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  jiaoshou

  Qin Pei Pei... wanted to go again?
• The head of the department glanced at Yi Yao.
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  yiyao

  Um. However, you can't promise her any more now.
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  yiyao

  If she broke the rules this time, and everyone would follow the same pattern in the future, wouldn't it be messy.
• His face darkened.
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  jiaoshou

  What do you want to do?
• Yi Yao sensed the impatience in his expression and pushed the boat with the current.
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  yiyao

  Or let Zhongyuan go as originally planned.
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  yiyao

  Don't worry about the rest, just leave it to me, I'll do their job, and it should be fine.
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  jiaoshou

  Then Qin Pei Pei...
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  yiyao

  As for the deputy minister, I will also tell her well, and it will not make things worse. Don't worry.
• The dean laughed.
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  jiaoshou

  Aren't you usually deaf to things outside the window?
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  yiyao

  I usually don't hear things out of the window, but I'm too weak to do anything.
• 

  yiyao

  The people involved this time happened to be good friends, and I think they should make sense.
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• After notifying Zhong Yuan, Yi Yao ordered several consecutive sittings in the cafeteria.
• Yi Yao's solution to the lower grade students was actually very simple. He called the eight people together for a meal.
• She sat in the main seat, staring at the chopsticks with her fingers fiddling with the table as she spoke, without looking at them.
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  yiyao

  I heard that you are busy with your homework and can't finish the competition video, right?
• 

  yiyao

  Tell me about your original division of labor.
• Several students didn't know her intentions, so they reported the division of labor one by one, and they were inexplicably frightened in front of Yi Yao.
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  yiyao

  Don't be so reserved. I just want to ask about the division of labor, so that whoever really can't find time to communicate at that time, I can also find another student with special skills to fill the space.
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  yiyao

  It is completely understandable that you can't spare time, and the department chair is not as narrow-minded as you think.
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  yiyao

  I still heard him say in the office today that just change people.
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  yiyao

  So you don't have to worry, whoever has difficulties, tell me now, it doesn't matter.
• Yi Yao spoke slowly, smiled, and glanced at their faces one by one in the silence of the next few seconds.
• Stop when you see one of the girls.
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  yiyao

  Your name is Cheng Cheng, right?
• Cheng Cheng had a stubborn face, looked directly at Yi Yao, and did not react.
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  yiyao

  You are the one who explained the situation to the department chair on behalf of everyone, so do you have no time for yourself?
• 

  chengcheng

  Yes.
• Feng Wen had to bite the bullet and admit it.
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  yiyao

  Well, editing really takes the most effort, and the material isn't complete yet anyway, so you shouldn't have started cutting.
• 

  yiyao

  Don't worry about it from tomorrow onwards...
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