The Female Assassin Pretends To Be A Lamb In The Campus Chapter 24

Cheng Jinyan’s apparent identity was a lawyer.

In fact, Cheng Jinyan was a person who walked between the underworld and the commercial world, half-black and half-white. He had so many shady cases that no one else dared to take.

Even the underworld bosses gave him thin face when they saw him, respectfully calling him Mr. Cheng. They even had to give him gifts during holidays and festivals.

Not only that, everyone was wary of Cheng Jinyan, but also because Cheng Jinyan’s personal background had always been a mysterious and powerful existence.

There was a rumor that he was the underworld prince, and his father was the boss of the largest underworld organization in Southeast Asia.

Of course, whether this was true or false, outsiders did not know.

However, when the opposing family wanted to investigate his background for a homicide case handled by Cheng Jinyan, not only did they not find out anything, but they also got into a lot of trouble.

Anonymous friend? Cheng Jinyan paused his writing hand when he heard this, and raised his eyes: Ye Si.

Ye Si’s friend? How come the voice sounds so young?

Ye Si was not his real name. Because no one knew his real name, and it was always inconvenient to mention his name due to his identity, he was called Ye Si after a long time.

Ye Si’s friend, Cheng Jinyan did not dare to neglect: “Where are you? Domestic or overseas? I will immediately arrange for someone to go over.”

Qiao Ying: “Domestic, Yun City, Jiangxia District.”

“I happened to be on a business trip and was about to leave. Tell me the exact location, I’ll come over now. You can send me the relevant information and I’ll get up to speed on the way over.”

“Yun City No. 7 Middle School. There is no information. I am with the defendants.” Qiao Ying glanced at several school leaders whose faces were ugly and said lightly.

No. 7 Middle School? School?

Defendants?

“If you cannot guarantee your personal safety, I can send more people over.”

Due to his professional habits, and the fact that the other party was Ye Si’s friend, Cheng Jinyan simply could not imagine that the client he was facing was actually just some harmless school leaders without any fighting capabilities.

Qiao Ying: “No need.”

Cheng Jinyan: “Tell me about the situation first.”

Qiao Ying unhurriedly said: “Slander, defamation, threats, damage to personal reputation. I am the plaintiff, the defendants are the school leaders of No. 7 Middle School.”

“…” This was the first time Cheng Jinyan had taken such a case.

He would never have directly handled such petty lawsuits that would not even reach his law firm.

But the other party was Ye Si’s friend.

“Alright, remember to ensure your own safety. Don’t get into unnecessary disputes with them before I arrive. You have the right to remain silent.” Cheng Jinyan glanced at his watch: “I will get there as soon as possible within 45 minutes.” He then asked his assistant to hurry up.

“Qiao Ying, have you gone mad enough?”

The class teacher looked at Qiao Ying as if she was insane, thinking that Qiao Ying must have either damaged her brain from the fall last time, or driven herself crazy from being gloomy all day, mimicking movie plots.

“Bringing a cell phone to school, you really don’t put school rules in your eyes. This time I have to have a good talk with your parents.” The class teacher came up to snatch the phone again.

Without any effort, Qiao Ying twisted her outstretched hand and made an armlock. The class teacher cried out in pain.

Everyone was shocked by this.

“Qiao Ying what are you doing, don’t go around hitting teachers. Hurry up and let her go, you are simply lawless!” The math teacher jumped out.

Qiao Ying pushed her away with one hand: “From now on, we are plaintiff and defendant. Put away your school leader attitude and wait quietly for the lawyer to come, then we can all live in peace.”

It seemed like a reminder, but it was actually a warning.

The class teacher stumbled several steps before turning around to look at Qiao Ying, furious.

“Qiao Ying, I see that you are really crazy.”

Everyone felt that Qiao Ying had gone crazy.

“You are welcome to call the police, or I can call for you.” After saying that, Qiao Ying directly dialed 110 in front of them.

They didn’t believe the other party on the previous call was a lawyer at all, let alone that Qiao Ying could really call someone over.

But this 110 call was real.

Having the police show up at school was no small matter.

The principal’s face immediately turned ugly. He stood up abruptly: “Student, if you dare to make trouble again, do you believe I will expel you?”

Then he instructed the class teacher: “Teacher Wang, immediately call this student’s parents over.”

Before the class teacher could notify Qiao Ying’s parents, an uninvited guest arrived at the principal’s office.

The principal’s office door was not closed. The person rushed in directly: “So many people here? What kind of big meeting is this?”

When the principal got a clear look, his expression changed again. He hurriedly walked out from behind his desk, even more excited than seeing his own father: “Yo, Mayor Feng, why are you here?”

He almost jogged over to shake Feng Teng’s hand. This text is hosted at novel·fire·net

Unexpectedly, Feng Teng didn’t take his hand at all. He circled around him like a gust of wind and strode directly to Qiao Ying: “Miss Qiao.”

Qiao Ying saw Feng Teng rush over to her smiling like a sunflower. He stretched out both hands toward her.

She lowered her eyes slightly to glance at him, and didn’t shake his hand.

Feng Teng was not bothered at all and retracted his hands. His smile did not diminish but increased, and he introduced himself to Qiao Ying: “Miss Qiao, my surname is Feng, called Feng Teng. I’m the mayor of Yun City.”

Qiao Ying was in a bad mood, so she only glanced at him without paying much attention.

Feng Teng’s sudden appearance made everyone present both shocked and delighted. They were not prepared to welcome him, and were stunned by Feng Teng calling Qiao Ying “Miss Qiao” in an almost ingratiating manner.

Feng Teng’s attitude towards Qiao Ying shocked them even more, and they were completely unclear about the situation.

“Mayor Feng, do you know this student?” The principal vaguely felt something was wrong. His heart thumped and he panicked a little.

Feng Teng: “Miss Qiao is an honored guest of my Feng family.”

The principal was dumbfounded, feeling like his brain buzzed: “What?”

Class teacher: “Qiao Ying? Her? Mayor Feng, you’re not joking with us right? Qiao Ying’s family lives in the old district, her parents are farmers, how could she be…”

Feng Teng frowned slightly, displeased: “Don’t I know this myself? My eyes aren’t so blurry that I would recognize the wrong person.”

“I didn’t mean that, it’s just she…” The class teacher was startled and quickly explained. She looked at Qiao Ying in disbelief.

The principal reacted quickly to divert the topic: “Mayor, Feng, your sudden visit to our school, is there any directive…?”

Feng Teng coughed and did not forget his own identity: “The college entrance examination is coming up soon. I’m here to care about the students who are about to take the exam.”

The principal immediately started bootlicking: “It is our fortune in Yun City to have you. If our students knew, they would be so happy.”

Feng Teng ignored his flattery.

“When I came in just now, I heard you guys wanted to expel Qiao…student.” Feng Teng pointed at the lineup that was like an interrogation: “What’s going on, what heinous crime did Qiao student commit?”

The school leaders he pointed out lowered their heads in retreat.

The principal quickly said: “Misunderstanding, misunderstanding, all a misunderstanding.”

“Yes, yes, all a misunderstanding…” The math teacher chimed in agreement, swallowing nervously.

“Heh—” Qiao Ying sneered coldly.

Feng Teng frowned immediately after.