Rebirth in the 90s: Pack up and prepare for demolition

Last month, the school organized a physical examination for faculty and staff. Her results were relatively healthy, with only some common minor ailments. At most, she just needed to pay more attention and not overwork herself.

But Lao Feng's is not good! All indicators are exceeded!

She was holding the examination report and couldn't figure it out no matter how hard she tried.

Although she and Lao Feng have different class schedules every day, their pace is generally the same.

We would go out together early and come back late every day, and we would eat together most of the time. Sometimes we would eat in the cafeteria, sometimes in a restaurant, and occasionally we would go to a few good friends' houses for a small gathering.

I wouldn’t say the food is very healthy, but it is a combination of meat and vegetables and is nutritionally balanced.

She wasn't bragging, she felt that the couple's lifestyle was healthier and more disciplined than most people's.

I get up early every day to practice Tai Chi, and take a walk after dinner in the evening. Unless there are special work circumstances, I basically don’t stay up late.

How come she was fine while Lao Feng had high blood sugar and high blood lipids under such almost identical diet and lifestyle?!

Professor Xu couldn't figure it out.

But the next second she glanced and saw Lao Feng took the checklist and scanned the part of the index that exceeded the standard. She was only slightly surprised by the result and did not feel too excited.

She figured it out immediately.

This old man must have been cheating on her!

She should have figured it out long ago!

With Old Feng's greedy nature, he even coveted Ye Ke's persimmons! How could he possibly just be content and eat his meals?

She glared at him and asked directly what was going on. At first, Lao Feng hesitated and said he didn't know either. She held the checklist in front of him and didn't give him any chance to argue.

Only then did Old Feng stammer and explain.

It would have been fine if I hadn’t known, but once I heard it, I got even angrier!

When Ye Wenhui first visited our home, she brought a bunch of desserts, which were widely praised by the professors at that time.

When they met again, Ye Wenhui generously gave out several membership cards.

They were both shocked and refused repeatedly. They absolutely could not accept this. If they accepted it, wouldn't it be considered bribery?

This statement shocked Ye Wenhui, who was giving the gift. She immediately explained that there was no money in the membership card, but it only gave priority privileges and a small discount when buying desserts in the store.

Moreover, many old customers have this membership card, so it is not a precious or rare item.

However, Ye Wenhui did not say that old customers had to top up 200 yuan in her store to get this card.

But generally speaking, Ye Wenhui wasn't lying. The card she gave him really didn't have any money in it. She'd originally wanted to give him a card with a top-up credit. Wouldn't it be embarrassing to give someone an empty card? And the two professors were so caring towards Ye Ke, let alone a membership card, they could even go to the restaurant to eat there every day.

Ye Ke then severely criticized her idea. She thought Ye Ke was making a big deal out of nothing. Wasn't it just a two-hundred-yuan membership card? How could it be considered bribery? She wouldn't ask the professor to do things for her at school, so how could it be considered bribery?

Now looking at the reactions of the two professors, Ye Wenhui secretly felt lucky that she had listened to Ye Ke, otherwise her good intentions would have led to bad results.

Although Professor Xu had previously praised Ye Wenhui's desserts, she herself didn't have a big sweet tooth. After accepting the membership card, she distributed the others to other professors and kept one for herself. She didn't use it much, only asking Lao Feng to buy a few desserts from the store when she was having tea with friends.

She took it for granted that the membership card usually lay quietly in the bedside table.