Emotionally stable, but continuing to go crazy

After an in-depth conversation, the three were unable to reach a clear conclusion, so they had to sort out their thoughts and immerse themselves in their own thinking.

Soon, Cao Fei and Zhou Hongyi also finished their respective tasks. After eating something in the cafeteria, the five of them returned to the dormitory to rest.

At the same time, Li Jinhe was nervously checking the surveillance video with two assistants.

Today's live broadcast is both a severe test and a brave attempt for the program team.

If the live broadcast goes smoothly, they plan to show the students' daily lives in the form of live broadcast after the first performance, so that the public can get to know them more closely.

To this end, the program team devoted a lot of effort.

Until the live broadcast officially began, Li Jinhe, the director and the staff were carefully planning for this long live broadcast.

They comprehensively considered various possible risk factors, including equipment, technology, network and other aspects, and developed multiple emergency plans.

However, they never expected that everything would be ruined because of the open and secret fighting among the students.

Director Yang Fan was extremely angry about this matter, but the live broadcast was still going on and he had to personally control the camera switching between the two assessments.

Therefore, he was unable to investigate the matter personally and could only repeatedly instruct Li Jinhe to thoroughly find out the truth.

Li Jinhe was fully aware of the seriousness of the matter. Even without Yang Fan's instructions, he would have done his best to find out who was behind it.

If Wei Zhe'an had not been fully prepared today, or had a mental breakdown, or had not had full control over the program, then today's live broadcast accident would have been unavoidable.

Li Jinhe recalled what happened today and couldn't help feeling a little scared, then furious.

Although Wei Zhe'an's accident was a headache, what was even more difficult for him to accept was that there was also a problem with the time of Tong Yang and Xu Wenbin's registration cards. This was obviously not a simple coincidence.

He quickly retrieved the surveillance video of the card collection and handing in of the card in the morning and reviewed it frame by frame, trying to uncover the truth of the incident.

The assistant who was forced to work overtime beside him kept muttering, "Brother He, could it be that the trainee wanted to step up and direct and act in the film himself?"

Li Jinhe stared at the screen and shook his head: "No, look carefully, mark those with suspicious behavior, and make a list for me."

He had thought of this possibility when the incident first happened, but ruled it out after analysis.

First of all, Wei Zhe'an can be ruled out. Not only does he have no motivation to do such a thing, but if Wei Zhe'an was really involved in this matter, he would not have been so nervous at the assessment site.

Li Jinhe recalled that when Wei Zhe'an entered the room, his own BGM came with his mind full of "what to do", which sounded extremely noisy to Li Jinhe. He didn't know that he could hear his mental activities, so there was no need to "perform" in his mind for Li Jinhe to see.

Next is Tong Yang. If someone tampered with the card handover process, Tong Yang would indeed be a possible suspect.

After all, he was the only one who handled the registration cards for the entire dormitory. However, when Li Jinhe checked the surveillance video of Tong Yang, he found that his movements were always within the surveillance range and there were no suspicious movements.

Although he fell down when handing in the card due to the crowd, the registration card was always tightly held in his hand and did not pass through other people's hands. Therefore, the possibility that Tong Yang directed and acted in the incident himself was also ruled out.

Finally it was Xu Wenbin's turn. Li Jinhe always thought that he was a smart and open-minded person. Although he had a somewhat cold personality, he was not difficult to get along with.

His intuition told him that Xu Wenbin would not resort to such means. Sure enough, from the surveillance video, it can be seen that Xu Wenbin only touched his registration card during the whole process and did not go to the third floor. Therefore, the possibility that he personally tampered with it was almost zero.

If this wasn't directed and performed by the students themselves for the sake of creating a good show effect, then there must be someone deliberately sabotaging it behind the scenes.

Considering that the people in the vocal class received their assessment cards this morning, it is very likely that someone saw this scene, got carried away and had the idea of ​​causing trouble.

After all, if this guy could incite the entire vocal class to line up in the morning, then why would he resort to such means?

This person didn't know what song Wei Zhe'an had applied for, so he just wrote one down. In this way, regardless of whether Wei Zhe'an caught up with the assessment, it was possible that his assessment would be messed up, causing his rating and ranking to drop.

When checking the registration cards, Li Jinhe discovered that the registration cards filled out by the three of them were missing, and there were no signs of alteration on the registration cards corresponding to the original declaration time.

In other words, some students applied for new registration cards from the staff for these time periods.

The staff are also responsible. One is that they did not strictly supervise the distribution of cards, and the other is that they deliberately cooperated with the students to cause trouble.

This made Li Jinhe feel both irritated and angry.

If it were just the students participating in the show who were playing tricks, it could perhaps be understood as a little trick they used to get ahead.

But if a staff member is deliberately involved, it means there is a problem within his team.

The distribution and collection of registration cards are the responsibility of the program assistants, but now that the live broadcast is still in progress, the staff are scattered in various corners of the building, making it unsuitable to gather together for questioning.

Therefore, Li Jinhe only transferred two assistants who were not on duty today to assist in checking the surveillance.

The surveillance video showed that the distribution of registration cards was in good order, but the collection process was a mess. Thirty or forty people were crowded together, and the staff seemed a little flustered because someone fell.

After the peak period, several people came back to ask the staff for their cards. Some made changes on the spot and returned them, while others took the cards directly and returned them after a while.

Since the surveillance camera has no sound and is far away from the desktop, the specific content on the card cannot be seen clearly.

"Make a special note of the people who exchanged their cards." Li Jinhe frowned, stared at the screen and said to the assistant, "Notify everyone in the group chat that after the live broadcast, don't leave and go to the conference room for the meeting first."

The two assistants nodded to show that they understood.

After a whole day of intense assessment, it finally came to an end.

The production team and trainees were exhausted, and both their bodies and minds were under tremendous pressure. The noise in the dormitory building was gone, replaced by a quietness. Only a few people were walking in and out in groups of two or three, making it seem particularly deserted.

The dormitory was silent. Only Tao Yunshan had not returned yet. The rest of the people were either lying or sitting in various postures scattered in every corner, obviously exhausted.

Wei Zhe'an was leaning on the lazy sofa, mechanically scrolling through Weibo with his mobile phone in his hand, but the anxiety and uneasiness in his eyes showed that his heart was no longer on the phone.

He muttered to himself: "It's almost eight o'clock. Why hasn't the program team responded to today's incident? How are Brother He and the others investigating?"

Tong Yang and Xu Wenbin were sitting side by side on the sofa, playing games intently.

After hearing Wei Zhe'an's words, they couldn't help but smile at each other and teased, "Hey, why don't you call me husband anymore? Now you call me Brother He. Don't you think it's too strange?"

Xu Wenbin also joked: "Everyone knows it, so don't hide it."

Wei Zhe'an's face turned red, and he said awkwardly, "I'm just afraid of causing trouble for Brother He! Let's talk business. Can you two stop following each other's lead all the time?"

Xu Wenbin gently removed his hand from Tong Yang's shoulder, then cleared his throat awkwardly: "What's wrong with a husband following his lead? Since you call Tong Yang 'Yang Ma', shouldn't you give me a special name too?"

Tong Yang took the opportunity to tease Wei Zhe'an: "Yes, since you call me mom, then Wenbin is your dad, right? From now on, you can call him 'Dad Bin'. I agree. In this way, Teacher Li will naturally become our son-in-law, right?" He winked at Xu Wenbin as he spoke, and Xu Wenbin smiled back lovingly.

At this time, Cao Fei poked his head out from the bed and jokingly said, "An An, what's wrong with you? Having a mother is not enough, do you still need to find a father? Why are you giving Brother Bin a higher generation?"

Wei Zhe'an was annoyed by Cao Fei's words. He picked up a pillow and threw it at Cao Fei, his tone revealing a feeling of disappointment: "Is this the point?!!"

As a few people were laughing and joking, there was suddenly a knock on the door, interrupting their conversation.

Zhou Hongyi stood up to open the door because he was closer to the door. Standing outside the door was Li Jinhe, whom Wei Zhe'an had just been talking about.

He greeted everyone politely: "Excuse me, are you guys okay with chatting for a few minutes?"