The heroine is so cute, she quickly puts on her clothes and lies down

Chapter 171 The Heirs 29

"Canrong, where are you? I'm coming to school..." Cha Eun-sang stopped typing, and as if she felt the solemn atmosphere, she slowly raised her head.

She was surprised to find Yin Canrong standing in front of her. There were people all around her, in front, behind, and on both sides. All of them were looking at her with magical eyes.

There was a boy standing on each side closest to her.

She knew one of the boys. He was the rich young man who spoke strange words and whom she met in the United States before. So he was also in this school. If she thought about it carefully, it was not strange at all. It was very normal for rich people in Korea to come to this school.

"Why did you run out without even wearing your school uniform?" Jin Tan looked at her and said.

She froze for a few seconds, not knowing what to do in the awkward atmosphere.

Luckily, her friend Chanyoung rescued her like a hero, and Cha Eunsang breathed a sigh of relief as she was pulled away by Yoon Chanyoung’s strength.

"So annoying." Li Baona stared at Yin Canrong's back and gritted her teeth. "Really annoying." Liu Rachel said at the same time.

Zhu Yue was standing outside the crowd, and she noticed that Cui Yingdao's eyes were directed towards her almost as soon as she appeared.

However, after Che Eun-sang left, she also noticed Lee Bo-na's speechless gaze, Liu Rachel's irritability, Zhao Mingxiu's curiosity, and Han In-young's disgust.

The various gazes were like a real-life stage play.

Because of the different perspectives, the information you see will be completely different from watching a TV series. Without the director to zoom in, Zhu Yue could not discover more details. However, even if she did not see it clearly, she knew that Cha Eun-sang would be involved in trouble in the days to come.

She was ready to keep watching.

Glancing at the rooftop of the teaching building opposite, she realized that she was not the only one watching. There was also a senior who liked Hyun Joo and had appeared in the TV series and was also watching.

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"If we call each other, can't we go to school together?" Yin Chanrong said to Che Eunsang while sitting on the steps of the playground.

"You should have called me," Cha Eun-sang said, "Why didn't you tell me that Kim Tan was the son of the Empire Group?"

"You finally found out." Yin Canrong avoided her gaze and sighed.

"Sooner or later you'll find out why you didn't tell me earlier."

"If I had told you earlier, would you have moved out of their house?" Yin Canrong said.

Cha Eun-sang was stunned for two seconds. If what Yoon Chan-young said was right before she received the funding, even if she knew that Kim Tan was the youngest son of the Empire Group where her mother worked, she would most likely have no choice and would continue to live there.

But now, Cha Eun-sang has decided to find a house to move out after settling down in school.

"Compared to the problems you are facing, it doesn't matter who Kim Tan is." What Yoon Chan-young said is not without reason. "But I tell you, you are facing some very important things now."

"What's so serious?" Cha Eun-sang looked at him, "It's scary."

"Listen carefully." Yin Canrong said seriously, "There is a strict class distinction here."

Cha Eun-sang's entire face wrinkled: "Class?"

"The first class is the business heir group. To put it bluntly, it is the second generation of the chaebol."

"The second class is the share heir group. Although they will not inherit the family business, they are already the children of the major shareholders."

"The third class is the honorary heir group. They are officials, members of Congress, chief justices, law firm representatives, and other children of prestigious families."

"There is also a fourth type, a group of people like you and me who are cared for by society." Yin Chanrong pointed his fingers at Che Eunsang and himself as a summary.

"Social Care Group?" He could understand the first part, but Che Ensang had no idea what this word meant. What did it mean?

"It refers to students who are admitted through social care," Yin Canrong explained.

"Even if I am. But why you?" Cha Eun-sang still couldn't understand. In her opinion, Chan-young's conditions were much better than hers.

Yin Canrong pulled the corner of his lips: "You know the caste system, the son of the secretary is a Shudra here and cannot come into contact with the untouchable class."

Cha Eun-sang found it both absurd and terrifying: "If you are an untouchable, then what about me?"

She couldn't help but let her voice become smaller. "Can I stay here any longer?"

Yin Canrong smiled brightly. "At least there is someone on your side," he said. "Other top students are all alone, and so am I."

Cha Eun-sang felt a little warm in her heart, but her mood did not improve because of his later words. Instead, she felt even colder.

"Eunsang." Yoon Chanyoung glanced at the new text message. "I'm asking you to go to the Academic Affairs Office. By the way, I'm a student representative. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me."

"Thank you." Che Ensang also smiled and thanked his friend. "Then the first question is, where is the academic affairs office?"

"These are the papers for the next class. You can hand them out later." The teacher pushed a stack of papers over. Zhu Yue was about to pick them up when she saw Che Eun-sang knocking on the door.

"It's a compulsory subject during the school year. Just follow the schedule and attend the classes." The teacher pushed a piece of paper over. "For the liberal arts course, you can arrange your own time. Just treat it as a university system. Now fill this out."

Cha Eun-sang hesitated and skipped filling out the family background column. As for her parents' jobs, she checked "housewife" in her mother's column.

She knew that her avoidance at this moment seemed despicable, but what Yin Chanrong said before was like a knife cutting into her heart, making her unable to help but feel timid.

"I heard that your mother is a housekeeping aunt, so your tuition is waived." The teacher obviously knew something, even if she didn't write it.

As soon as these words were spoken, the male students who were still in the academic office looked over in shock and kept looking at Che Eun-sang.

Zhu Yue lowered her eyes and did not look back at Che Eunsang's expression.

"She is also a housewife," said Cha Eun-sang.

"Okay." The teacher said. "The first class is my class, a required major course. I hope we can get along well."

classroom.

"From today on, transfer student who will be living with us in school, please say hello to everyone," said the teacher.

Che Eun-sang nodded and bowed politely: "Hello everyone, I am..."

Low laughter echoed in the classroom, and Cha Eun-sang couldn't tell for a moment whether it was directed at her.

She gritted her teeth and ignored it, continuing: "My name is Cha Eun-sang. I am not unusual in any way. I am very ordinary."

"No matter where I am, I can handle my own affairs, so I refuse to care about you, which will be a burden to me. I am very happy to see you."

The laughter disappeared, but it was obvious that no one took her introduction seriously. Che Eun-sang guessed that perhaps the introduction of this school was not in this order, and her introduction was not what they wanted to hear.

Sure enough, the next second, a boy raised his hand and said loudly: "I have a question for our transfer student. What are your qualifications for transferring in?"

When he finished speaking, everyone fell silent, waiting for her answer.