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Chapter 71 Zhang Ran's business, leave it to me

"Leave Zhang Ran's matter to me to solve!"

While Gu Tao was still in a daze, Ye Han's voice sounded.

He took it straight on.

"Oh, Amitabha, Ye Han, I am really sorry for your trouble!"

Guan Bao at the side suddenly bowed and said flatteringly.

The matter of Zhang Ran is actually a trivial matter. The school is nothing more than afraid that it will cause too much influence, and if it is spread, it will affect the school's reputation.

Originally, the school could have calmed down the matter with a single sentence.

But who asked Zhang Ran to commit suicide? After seeing Si Liangcai's defeat, he immediately regretted it.

This time, it immediately aroused public outrage.

Originally, the so-called live broadcast eating shit was just a joke.

If Zhang Ran was a little more well-behaved, and made amends to the students, saying that it was nothing, everyone would just laugh and let it go.

But he was stupid and denied the previous bet.

Damn, so many students in the audience heard Zhang Ran's bet with their own mouths.

Now he suddenly regretted it, and still acted like you can do anything to me.

All the students are upset, since you are not on the right track, then don't blame us for not giving you face!
So, almost all the students did not leave the stadium, surrounded Zhang Ran, asking him to fulfill his promise.

Zhang Ran naturally refused, and the two sides confronted each other like this, so that even the school manager Guan Bao was alarmed, and this was the scene where Guan Bao found the principal's office.

After learning the ins and outs of the matter, Ye Han suddenly understood.

No wonder he hadn't seen any students return in the classroom before, and he didn't see any students on the way to the principal's office.

It turned out that these students didn't leave the stadium at all, and they all forced Zhang Ran to fulfill their promise.

"This matter is easy to handle, just leave it to me!"

Ye Han said again, then nodded towards Principal Gu, and then walked out Shiran.

Seeing this, Guan Bao immediately acted like an old eunuch, singing promises.

"Student Ye Han, walk slowly, be careful on the steps..."

After Ye Han's figure disappeared, Guan Bao stood up and regained his majestic school director's demeanor.

"Hmph, if it wasn't for classmate Ye Han who would help you out this time, I'll see where you put your old face, Gu Tao!"

After finishing speaking, he walked out with his hands behind his back, looking arrogant.

"Hey!"

Gu Tao shook his head and let out a long sigh.

It's really hard to be the principal of this middle school. He has to deal with everything, and if there is any problem, he will take full responsibility for it.

If that's the case alone, Gu Tao wouldn't feel tired, but he happened to be in No. [-] Middle School, a group of school managers who don't know anything, came here every day to point fingers, and even interfered in the school's affairs.

In this way, Gu Tao, who is not a strong character, can handle school affairs smoothly.

Like the Zhang Ran incident, the reason for such a big disturbance is not because the school directors like Guan Bao dare not face those unrelenting students for fear of causing public wrath.

But it's a pity that they don't dare to come forward to offend Zhang Ran. After all, Zhang Ran's family also has a good background, and they can barely have anything to do with the family.

Therefore, Zhang Ran, the students, Guan Bao and others are unwilling to offend, so what should we do?
I had no choice but to ask Gu Tao to take the blame. Who can tell Gu Tao to say a few words among the students?

Anyway, if Gu Tao can solve the problem, then the credit will naturally belong to their school directors.

Because Gu Tao was able to calm things down, it all depended on Guan Bao and they strategized and won thousands of miles, so the credit must be theirs.

But if the matter cannot be resolved, then I'm sorry, it's all your fault, Gu Tao, and has nothing to do with our school director.

(End of this chapter)