I am not just a tycoon

Chapter 442: Chapter 320: Sitting at the Principal’s Table

Ding Manman sat next to Wei Ming, having chatted with him over an empty seat before Shen Yuan arrived, so they were somewhat acquainted.

She learned that Wei Ming was an alumnus from several cohorts above them, graduated from Zhejiang University. Given that Zhejiang University ranks third in overall strength among domestic universities, Ding Manman felt some admiration inside.

Having a natural inclination to admire excellence, especially with Wei Ming’s gold-framed glasses and his gentle and refined demeanor, Ding Manman felt an even stronger liking toward him.

But such a revered senior surprisingly fawned over a classmate she despised, and he had even gone so far as to call her stupid… claiming that their school had actually educated students like us?

Ding Manman couldn’t fathom the reason; was it simply because Shen Yuan was a rich second generation?

During their Senior 2 and Senior 3 years, the entire class knew that Shen Yuan came from a somewhat wealthy family; otherwise, he couldn’t have joined their class.

Yet they all entered the class based on their capabilities, and had no respect for someone who had bought their way in.

Adding to the key points, he wasn’t even ambitious, often skipping classes to surf the internet, and any chance he got, he’d be with the bottom-ranked student in the class, heading to the sports field to watch other classes do their drills.

Everyone knew they went there to watch the girls from other classes run.

She couldn’t understand why Wei Ming would want to suck up to him.

Ye Yu and Zeng Jiayao looked equally displeased; being insulted was bad enough, let alone not having a way to reason it out.

Ding Manman had just introduced them, and they too realized that Wei Ming was a senior from Zhejiang University.

But to have graduated from a prestigious university, his language was rather vulgar!

“Senior brother makes sense.”

Shen Yuan, seeing the expressions on the three, couldn’t help but smile and asked, “Is there even a need to deal with such classmate?”

“Absolutely not!”

Wei Ming said firmly, “Not only should we not deal with such classmates, but keeping them in our contacts is superfluous too. No matter what you think, junior, I’m definitely going to delete them.”

Ding Manman’s face turned even greener because she had just asked Wei Ming for his WeChat.

Shen Yuan nodded, “I agree. People like these, once they enter a good university, think too highly of themselves and don’t remember a single value from our school’s motto.”

“There are all sorts of birds in a large forest. In my opinion, junior, you shouldn’t even bother with such people,” Wei Ming consoled.

“…..”

Ding Manman and the others couldn’t bear to listen anymore; if it weren’t for the venue being filled and lacking seats for groups of three, they’d have wanted to change their seats immediately.

Shen Yuan was truly being malicious, deliberately steering the conversation in this direction to make them uncomfortable!

Now, Shen Yuan felt completely satisfied. Using someone else’s mouth to curse others truly felt more exhilarating than doing it himself.

However, he didn’t dwell on the topic for too long, shifting instead to talk with Wei Ming about the medical field, as he had also entered the medical community, holding a 15% share in He Mu Medical Group.

Before giving out shares in He Mu, the System had provided Shen Yuan with some knowledge of the medical community.

As they talked, Wei Ming grew more excited because though Shen Yuan wasn’t specialized in medicine, he had some knowledge, hinting that maybe his family ran a hospital.

He hoped to expand his social resources at this alumni gathering, and having a peer resource was definitely the best scenario.

However, it wasn’t long before he confirmed his suspicion when Qi Xi, his contemporary, came over to greet them.

Qi Xi had actually noticed Shen Yuan much earlier because he stood out in the crowd, with his stature, age, and temperament noticeable wherever he went.

She wasn’t an outgoing person, but considering he was one of her bosses and had helped her out in Yanjing before, she felt she ought to greet him out of politeness.

After hesitating for a while, Qi Xi shyly approached Shen Yuan, “Chairman Shen.”

“Hmm?”

Shen Yuan looked up, not expecting Qi Xi, who wore denim shorts revealing her slender, straight legs and a simple white printed T-shirt accentuating her curvaceous figure.

Her facial features were naturally attractive, having been selected to attend a previous dinner, where she was one of the most beautiful women present, especially alongside Dong Ya.

“You graduated from our school as well?” Shen Yuan asked.

“Yes, yes, Chairman Shen, I didn’t expect to meet you here.”

Qi Xi discreetly observed Shen Yuan’s expression, nodded to Wei Ming beside her, and then, pointing toward a corner said timidly, “Then I’ll head back there.”

“Alright, go ahead,” Shen Yuan waved his hand.

Wei Ming, hearing that address, was somewhat slow to react. It wasn’t “Brother Shen” or “Mr. Shen,” but “Chairman Shen?”

Knowing that Qi Xi worked at He Mu Hospital, and if that hospital had a “Chairman” position, didn’t that mean Director?

Wei Ming swallowed hard. Attending the alumni meeting, and just happening to sit next to a director of He Mu Medical Group, leaving a great impression, surely signified a promising future, right?

Suddenly very uplifted, Wei Ming’s view of Shen Yuan transformed.

Shen Yuan now found it hard to keep a low profile. A simple “Chairman Shen” not only changed Wei Ming’s mindset, but Ding Manman and the others were also astounded.

Chairman Shen?

Such a title with “Chairman” was something they had only seen on TV.

They exchanged glances, reading each other’s expressions of absurdity and bewilderment.

Their former high school classmate, not yet graduated from university, was already being addressed in such a manner, which sounded bizarrely incredible.

Wei Ming planned to confirm with Qi Xi later, but judging from her attitude just now, his guess was probably very close to the truth. Confirming it was merely to ascertain the remaining doubts.