Chapter 939 - 958: Seniors: Why Does That Examinee Seem Both Unfamiliar and Familiar?
Chapter 939: Chapter 958: Seniors: Why Does That Examinee Seem Both Unfamiliar and Familiar?
"I’m on my way home now."
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"When you’re not at Starry Sky Wander, I’ll go home. Then I’ll come over on the weekend." Mo Si had already arranged everything. "I just need to gather with everyone at home for two days before the holiday."
"That doesn’t seem like a good idea," Qiuqiu said, feeling that his intentions were far too obvious. "Your family will definitely think you’ve forgotten about them since getting a girlfriend."
Mo Si replied, "They don’t know I have a girlfriend yet."
"Everyone would figure it out with you acting like this." He was acting much too eager.
"That’s why I want to tell them I have a girlfriend." Mo Si felt that he and Qiuqiu were much closer now than before. Since their actions were more intimate, he also hoped their official status would reflect that intimacy. Even if they couldn’t meet in person for the time being, Mo Si wanted to introduce Qiuqiu to his family. It was his way of showing his loyalty. For a household like the Mo Family, once a relationship was openly acknowledged by the elders, it was set in stone.
But Qiuqiu felt this was a bit too hasty. "Are you just going to introduce me with empty words? Wouldn’t that be a little weird?"
"No, a few of them watch your livestreams. They’ll know exactly who you are as soon as I say it."
"No." Qiuqiu felt that wouldn’t do.
Mo Si furrowed his brows, feeling extremely uncomfortable. He wondered why she was refusing.
But to Qiuqiu, Mo Si had already gone out of his way to spend the New Year with her twice. If she were simply introduced to his family as a solitary name with a flimsy identity, or if she merely sent a brief greeting text to them, it would all seem far too casual. It would make it look like she didn’t value him at all.
Meeting the elders was genuinely a nerve-wracking prospect, though.
After a long silence, Mo Si took a step back in compromise. "Alright, if you aren’t willing to—"
"Don’t just go and tell your parents by yourself," Qiuqiu interrupted. "How about this? If it’s convenient, before the New Year, we can invite them over to Sister Chengyu’s little villa and have a meal together?"
In an instant, Mo Si’s voice lifted again. "If you think it’s convenient, then absolutely!"
"Then we’ll talk about the specific details when the time comes."
"Okay!"
"Good luck on your exams. Send me a message after you pass."
"Will do."
The sweet call disconnected. Qiuqiu rubbed her temples. She wondered, "Meeting the parents shouldn’t be on hellish hard mode, right?"
Little Panda was so considerate; surely Little Panda’s parents would be nice too? She felt that both Sister Chengyu and Mo Si were great people. To raise children like them, the family atmosphere couldn’t possibly be bad.
It definitely wouldn’t be. If it were, they probably would have met last year. After all, he had fled his home overnight just to spend the New Year with her.
Setting her worries aside, she returned to her dorm and dove into her books. The knowledge in her brain expanded rapidly. The final exams for her sophomore year in the Spirit Healing Department officially began.
For the theoretical knowledge exam, Qiuqiu was assigned to the last class. SCRATCH SCRATCH. Her pen flew across the paper, and her booklet was quickly filled up. The questions that appeared were basically all concepts she had seen and studied before.
The sophomore practical knowledge exam was not divided by class. It took place in a specialized spiritual power isolation classroom. Inside the large classroom were about fifteen small glass booths. The glass here had the effect of blocking spiritual power. All candidates were assigned a number and entered one by one in order.
The teachers and professors present would select appropriate topics and practical operation questions, requiring the students to respond using their Healing Spiritual Power.
This exam was quite difficult. The tasks were interlinked in a chain of four stages, and there was a strict time limit. It was the easiest subject to fail. Moreover, because the booths were made of transparent covers, everyone standing inside could see the progress of others, which only added to the anxiety.
For this practical operation exam, Qiuqiu was candidate number 201. Her position was somewhere in the middle of the queue. She would probably be able to finish her test that day, just in time to catch her afternoon Mecha training class.