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Chapter 9: Someone Made Things Difficult For Her
Forward Education was an educational institution that developed rapidly in first-tier cities in recent years, and the rich thought highly of it. In the industry, it was called the Genius Camp, while the outside world jokingly called it the Cash-burning Camp, because many privates teachers despised the poor and curried favour with the rich.
Although people evaluated it in different ways, no one could deny the outstanding performance of Forward Education in the education industry. Forward Education mainly provided service for students who were about to attend entrance examination for senior middle school and college entrance examination. They promised that the students could be admitted to the schools they liked in a year regardless of their foundation.
It had been established for three years, and all the students who studied here were admitted to the schools they liked, which had attracted a large number of rich people to queue up for appointments with money. When ordinary people were spending a lot of time fighting for an uncertain future, rich people had bought a bright future with money.
At more than eight o'clock in the morning, Jane appeared in the most luxurious area in the central business district and bought breakfast and milk. She had to compete for the elevator with hundreds of people, so she arrived in advance. When she came to the company, there were more than ten minutes left before work.
Usually, morning was the most boring time. Even those who arrived early just sat in their seats, or touched up their foundation in front of the mirror, or prepared lessons in front of the computer. The company was as quiet as a class near the college entrance examination. However, that day was special. As soon as Jane pushed open the door, she saw a group of people gather together. It seemed that something big had happened.
Someone was facing the door and saw Jane. He couldn't help saying, "Hey, here you are."
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