After Marking Commander O, I was Forced to a Flash Marriage

Chapter 39

Tang Xing watched the effortless movements of the two, feeling as if they had been living together in a hidden space for decades.

Lin Zhimi, however, was oblivious to this and took a bite of her food.

Halfway through the meal, someone approached Bai Yuxi, prompting the group to look up and see it was Colonel Fang’s aide.

“Commander Bai, the Colonel wants you to come to his office.”

Bai Yuxi glanced at the students around the cafeteria who had been scrutinizing their table, set down her spoon, and slowly stood up.

“Okay.”

She knew why the Colonel wanted to see her.

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The day before yesterday afternoon, Bai Yuxi submitted the list of team members.

She had included Ren Qingqiu, who had an F-level mental power.

Since the list was submitted, it was now a fact that Ren Qingqiu had become a member of the team competing for the league.

However, the roster for league players could be seen publicly, and while other schools were reasonably arranging enough experienced students for their teams, Northern Military Academy had surprisingly included a freshman. This caused quite a stir, not just among their own students but even at other schools.

In all the years of the four-school league, there had never been a freshman who made the main team, and as soon as information about Ren Qingqiu was available, the school’s records were thoroughly scrutinized.

Everyone assumed this person would at least be someone like Bai Yuxi, who had an impressive background, but this freshman was anything but what they imagined.

Ren Qingqiu’s record appeared to be full of flaws… it could even be described as deplorable.

Since this was a military academy, the directives from above were orders, and what was needed below was execution and obedience.

Thus, most people didn’t dare voice their opinions openly, but everyone shared a consistent sentiment of skepticism and disapproval toward Ren Qingqiu.

Outwardly, they accepted it, but behind the scenes, all kinds of opinions circulated, with negative evaluations about her past experiences dominating due to her grade level.

Students at Northern Military Academy, whether they had hoped to join the league or not, wanted to replace this freshman.

Some students discussed in a conservative tone: “I think Ren Qingqiu’s level is not up to par.”

Others immediately chimed in: “No need to think! It’s obviously insufficient! I could do just as well.”