Rebirth of a Senior Researcher! | LK Adaptaion

Chapter 30: Guest Teacher

Lalisa had heard that Jimin wanted to enroll her into the Univesity with a position that was more than a regular student, but she did not expect to be enrolled as a teacher.

She made a mental note to thank Jimin later. However flirty he may be, he was very serious about his work, and Lalisa knew that.

He was one of the only people she allowed to call her by her nickname, Lisa.

Although Lalisa did not like being treated differently, she appreciated the gesture and accepted the position. Lalisa knew she would not stay in Eke forever, so having a job was a good start.

Lalisa changed into the clothes that Bambam had bought for her and hailed a taxi to the school.

Yeri stepped out of her car with grace and poise, taking a moment to look around. She noticed the other girls' clothes were not as expensive as hers.

Satisfied, she walked towards the school gate. She did not expect to see Lalisa. Lalisa still carried the backpack and had no makeup, but she was so beautiful that it made people jealous.

Yeri quickly said, "Sister, didn't you go back? Why are you here?"

Lalisa looked at the school gate and said, "I came here whenever I wanted to."

Yeri was confused and did not know what Lalisa would do. She smiled and said, "Sister, you can't enter our school without a student card. You'd better not waste your effort."

She meant that this was not a place Lalisa should be, and she wanted Lalisa to leave quickly before embarrassing herself.

Yeri did not expect Lalisa to return. She did not know why she came to Eke. Could it be that she wanted to use her identity as the Song family's eldest daughter to squeeze in?

Thinking of this, Yeri's eyes were filled with mockery.

Eke read the recommendation letter. Without the Song family's signature, it was useless for Lalisa to come herself. Unless her grades could reach the standard, she probably would not get any good grades in a place like the countryside.

Lalisa was very annoyed by these kinds of words. When she saw someone waving at her at the door, she quickly left Yeri behind.

Yeri thought she would barge in, so she quickly stood where she was and wanted to watch the show. If the eldest daughter of the Song family wanted to embarrass herself, there was nothing she could do.

While waiting to watch the drama, she saw a uniformed person respectfully invite Lalisa in. She quickly ran to the door and asked the guard, "How can she enter without a student card?"

"That lady was personally picked up by the secretary of the principal's office. She said that she was a VIP invited by the principal and asked us not to stop her in the future." The guard replied.

It was another VIP. Chairman Fu also said Lalisa was a VIP. Why was she called a VIP wherever she went? Could it be that she had learned some shameful methods in the countryside?

Even though the school often invited well-known teachers from the international community to be guests, Yeri did not think Lalisa would be a teacher.

Yeri guessed that Lalisa wanted to study in Eke so that she could be with Yeri and Bambam, but she did not want Lalisa to stay.

When she entered the class, she lowered her head and looked worried. When the students beside her saw her, they surrounded her and asked, "Yin Yin, what's going on? Did something happen?"

"It's nothing." Yeri quickly wiped the tears. "Even my sister seems to be going to school here. I'm worried about my Brother."

The classmate was puzzled. "You have another sister? What does this have to do with Bambam?"

Yeri was usually unwilling to mention Lalisa's existence, so her classmates did not know she had a sister.

Yeri leaned over and whispered, "My sister has a bad temper. When she was young, she accidentally put medicine in my brother's food. He was hospitalized for a long time, so I'm worried that something might happen to them when they went to school together."

"What?!" The students were shocked, "Your sister would drug her brother? That's so cruel."

As she looked at the angry faces around her, Yeri cried silently. She could not help but think that even if Lalisa were to attend school, she would not have a good time.

Meanwhile, Lalisa sat in the principal's office, sipping tea. The principal had served it to her and said, "I had no idea that Miss Song was such an accomplished young woman. It's an honor to have you join our school."

Hearing this, Lalisa became even more curious about the contents of the recommendation letter. It must have been quite powerful to have the principal speak to her in such a humble manner.