A Buddhist who is abstinent? Then who is the crying monster in her arms?

Bai Ling seemed not to notice his awkwardness and calmly changed the subject.

"I missed you, so I came back. Don't worry about me, I've already eaten. You eat first, I'll ask the driver to unload the truck."

After saying that, he opened the door and asked the truck driver to help move all the things into the house.

Bai Yulin looked at the carriage full of dishes and the two pigs being carried in. How could he have the mood to eat?

"Little one, what are you doing? Why did you buy two pigs and so many vegetables?"

"This is for setting up the banquet tomorrow. I have good news to announce. I'll tell you after I'm done here."

Bai Ling dragged him inside and pushed him back to the dining table again.

After the driver finished unloading the goods, Bai Ling thanked him, transferred some extra money to him as a reward, and watched him leave.

When she returned to the table, she found that Bai Yulin's expression had not become more relaxed, but more serious.

"What good news? What's the feast? Are you dating someone? Where is he from? How old is he? What does he do? What's he like? Why didn't he come back with you? Do you dislike our family?"

"No... Uncle, there's no such thing as friends or not friends!"

Bai Ling took out the brand new admission letter from her bag and handed it to him with a mysterious look on her face.

"Student Bai Yulin, your college entrance examination admission letter has arrived!"

She left the Beijing Municipal Bureau right after recording her statement that day, without even looking at that scumbag Chen Kebo.

Kyoto University and the Ministry of Education acted quickly and found out everything in just over a week.

More than 20 years later, all the people involved in the substitution case, except those who have been buried, have been brought to justice.

Mr. Han also respected Bai Ling's opinion and did not contact Bai Yulin separately. Instead, he sent the admission letter to Bai Ling.

He also promised that as long as Bai Yulin was willing, he could re-enroll as a freshman in September this year.

In addition, since Chen Kebo was also involved in the case of murdering his first wife, the relevant news of this matter has been temporarily suppressed and will be announced to the public together with the outcome of this case.

There is also the matter of the company. The multi-billion dollar order that Chen Kebo boasted about at Peking University was actually just a blank check that Bai Ling had someone write for him.

Just as Luo Yunyan predicted, the company's partners all proposed to terminate the contract the next day, preferring to pay liquidated damages.

However, these liquidated damages were not enough to pay off the debts. The company's capital chain was directly broken, and most of the assets under Chen Kebo's name were used to pay off bank debts.

There is no employee left in the company. All of them have taken N+1 plus six months' salary compensation and gone out to live a carefree life. No one cares at all.

Until the company went bankrupt, the only person who cared was still having tea at the Beijing Municipal Administration Bureau, and the 48-hour summons period had not yet expired.

Fortunately, that rubbish Chen Kebo didn't steal or leak any money (probably because he didn't make much money, so the salary wasn't high), otherwise she also worked in the company, which meant she was an insider and would have been screwed as well.

And Bai Ling has barely gotten some money from the stingy man named Chen over the past two years. That was the salary she deserved for acting with him, the loss of her youth, and the compensation for her mental damage.

Including her own savings, her personal assets amount to about 5 million.

Apart from this, she did not transfer any additional funds in advance.

After all, taking too much dirty money can lead to premature death, so she only takes what she deserves.

Bai Ling stayed in Beijing for a few days and hired a top lawyer to consult about the possibility of divorce through litigation.

But I don’t know if it was Bai Ling’s illusion, her divorce seemed to be going extremely smoothly, and she was the biggest beneficiary of the property division.

When Bai Ling received the divorce certificate, she looked at her lawyer in disbelief. It was too fast.

The divorce lawyer smiled gently and said, "You deserve this."

After saying that, he said goodbye and left.

Going back to reality.

Bai Yulin looked at the familiar admission letter in front of him, which he paid special attention to every year, with a dazed expression.

Then he smiled nonchalantly and said, "Don't be ridiculous."

Bai Ling stuffed the admission letter into his hand and said, "Open it yourself and compare it with the one online to see if it's the same and if your name is on it."

"Don't be so rude!" Bai Yulin smoothed out the wrinkles that he had accidentally made before opening it.

Although it was a fake thing his niece bought to cheer him up, he still treated it with caution.

Looking at the name and major above, Bai Yulin couldn't help but smile, "Good, looks good!"

Bai Ling wiped the corners of her eyes with her hand, a smile on her face, "Then you must keep it well, because you will need to take this notice to register at school in September."

Bai Yulin paused and suddenly looked up at her, "What do you mean?"

Bai Ling concealed the fact that she was married to Chen Kebo, saying only that he was the boss of the company she joined, and then told him roughly about the replacement incident that was later discovered.

She had no intention of talking about her marriage. Anyway, when Chen Kebo's case was subsequently announced, she was just "Miss Bai, a caring citizen."

Anyway, let's keep it secret for as long as possible. It's not that the author doesn't want to write it.

"So... I was a college student more than 20 years ago?" Bai Yulin looked a little unbelievable.

"Yes! You are the first college student from our village! And the only one so far to be admitted to Kyoto University!"

Bai Yulin laughed happily, but tears began to fall as he laughed. In the end, no one knew how the situation developed and the uncle and nephew ended up hugging each other and crying bitterly.

The crying even attracted several neighbors nearby. When they saw Bai Ling coming back, they thought the uncle and nephew would have a good chat, but they didn't expect her to start crying. They were so scared that they hurried over to check what was going on.

The people in their village are simple and united, so after hearing the good news, everyone was happy for Bai Yulin from the bottom of their hearts.

Word spread quickly from one person to ten, and from ten to a hundred. Within half an hour, the whole village knew about it, and villagers came to congratulate them.

Bai Ling simply waved her hand and invited some uncles and aunts with good cooking skills to help, and started the banquet tonight.

But after Bai Yulin calmed down, he hesitated again. "If I go to school, what will happen to the kids? Besides, I'm almost fifty. Is it appropriate for me to go to college?"

Before Bai Ling had time to persuade him, the third grandfather, who was the most senior in the village, spoke first.

"Why not?! You're the only one in our village who got into Kyoto University. Go out and study hard, don't bring shame to our village! Besides, the school has a new teacher now, so you're no longer needed."

The other elders also echoed, "That's right, Jing City is where the great man lived, we must go and see it. If you have time, take some photos for us. It's really unfair for you to stay in the village all these years."

In the end, Bai Yulin was suppressed by his bloodline and agreed reluctantly.

Bai Ling also planned to live in the village for a while and then go to Beijing with him. She had already made plans to send her resume to Pluto.

Although her academic qualifications are not top-notch, she is not short of money now, so she would be willing to join the company as an ordinary employee.

She was not stupid and knew that someone must have helped her with the divorce behind the scenes. It was obvious who that person was, and she had to repay this favor.