Chapter 2274 - 2275: My Cousin Is a Capitalist’s Daughter 92

Chapter 2274: Chapter 2275: My Cousin Is a Capitalist’s Daughter 92

Zhang Yu knew that after the restoration of the college entrance examination, many older candidates were preparing to change their fate through this exam. She was prepared for her business to do well, but she didn’t expect that once the class opened, many candidates would come to register.

The most important thing was that Zhang Yu offered a one-day trial to attract students. As a result, no one needed the trial at all. After asking about the fee, although some thought it was expensive and gave up, quite a few people signed up directly.

Zhang Yu was really stunned, "You’re not going to try a lesson first?"

"The results are real, right?" a burly man asked.

Zhang Yu nodded, "Of course, it’s real. You can tell from the people in the newspaper that it’s me..." pointing to Qian Hao beside her, "It’s the two of us."

"You’ve been accepted to the University of Political Science and Law and Q University, right?"

"And one more got into R University, right?"

Zhang Yu nodded again, "Yes, we can show you the admission notice."

"No need, since you’re saying so and you’re confident enough to offer a trial, it shows that your classes must be good."

The others chimed in, "Yeah, if you weren’t confident, you wouldn’t offer a trial."

Aaaah, Zhang Yu didn’t expect that her using a trial lesson as a way to attract business, thinking that some would stay after trying, would actually become a symbol of their confidence.

"What if we sign up after the trial and the spots are full? You said you’d only take twenty students." the man asked again.

Zhang Yu nodded, "Yes, there are only three of us now, so with twenty people, we’ll split you into two classes based on your progress."

"After all, we’re taking your money, so we’re responsible for you. If we take more, we can’t manage. We’re hoping you get good scores by July and have a bright future, so we can continue recruiting students."

"Great." Everyone applauded, agreeing with what was said. If they get good scores, they must thank Zhang Yu and the team.

Thus, the tutoring class began, every day from 8 AM to 4 PM, with a break from 11 AM to 12:30 PM for lunch and rest, and time to ask questions.

Before Zhang Yu and the others reported to school, the tension of this tutoring class was maintained tightly.

After Zhang Yu and the others started school, from Monday to Saturday, if they wanted, they could come over to review their lessons, but would need to help with chores like tending the stove.

Zhang Yu originally thought not many would come during these times, but she didn’t expect them to come diligently, rain or shine, same as during class hours.

Later, when Zhang Yu asked, she learned they couldn’t study well at home since either it was crowded or too noisy. It was better coming here, where they could find a place to study and help each other with difficult areas.

Come weekends, it was even more so, stretching until Zhang Yu and the others had to return to school.

Their hard work paid off, as these students initially distant from their dream universities, ended up getting admitted to satisfactory ones, which thrilled them.

Particularly this one person, who initially aimed for just passing, not expecting to get into an undergraduate or junior college, just hoping for a vocational school. After half a year of effort, he got into a previously unimaginable junior college, and celebrated with gongs and drums to announce the good news.

As soon as the entrance exam scores for the twenty were out, it caused a big stir in nearby and even farther places, and many people rushed to register. Although the tuition was sincerely expensive, as some said, as long as it got them into university, the cost was no problem.

Unfortunately, even if they were willing to pay, it might not get them a spot. The twenty spots were already full before the exam scores were even out.

This was mainly because of the nearby residents. After all, the tutoring class had been open for half a year, and locals saw it all. Just from the confident expressions of those tutoring students, they could tell they were truly learning a lot.

So, upon hearing about a new class opening, of course they rushed to sign up, fearing they’d miss the spot.

Thus, during the three and a half years of Zhang Yu’s university life, their tutoring business remained prosperous.

Whenever someone mentioned wanting a tutoring class to improve scores, everyone would recommend Zhang Yu’s class, saying though it charges a lot, the results are good.

There were also criticisms saying Zhang Yu was greedy, that for the same tutoring class, others charged much less. Zhang Yu’s attitude was consistent, their fees would only go up, not down.

Even with their high fees, they only accepted 40 students in winter and summer classes, and only 20 on the weekends, not because they didn’t want to take more, but they were truly too busy.

The pressure of academic work and the high school exam tutoring meant that these years were truly stressful for the three of them. But of course, the rewards were also very satisfying.

Zhang Yu knew that training institutions were definitely profitable. No matter the time, everyone’s investment in education was really significant, and they were very willing to invest heavily. This was also the reason why she chose to enter this field when she reached the Capital City.

For example, through these three and a half years of effort, she really earned enough to buy a one-entry-four-courtyard house, which made Zhang Yu very satisfied.

Although she still had some reserves, not only from what she had stored through tasks in her own space, earning enough for a house in three and a half years was also quite an achievement.

It’s not that she didn’t want to buy or use the money she got from the Zhang Family, but rather, as a young girl with nothing, suddenly spending lavishly would be an obvious weakness.

She could buy this courtyard house without fear of anyone investigating. Looking at the jewelry in her space, Zhang Yu helplessly expressed that she didn’t know when she could spend it.

Zhao Yadong heard Zhang Yu’s sigh, "What’s up, why the sighs?"

Qian Hao also looked up at Zhang Yu, not understanding why she would sigh for no reason.

"I suddenly feel that I’ll have nothing to do this summer and, wait, I don’t have a summer vacation anymore, I have to go to work." Aaah, once Zhang Yu thought of not having a summer break, she felt a bit down.

"Really, I was even considering why I couldn’t stay at school, clearly my grades are quite good." Zhang Yu was previously pondering whether to stay at the school as a teacher and, in passing, pursue grad school.

This way, she could balance doing a part-time job, giving her a reason to earn money to buy a house, eventually becoming a landlady and retiring early.

But unexpectedly, it wasn’t that the school didn’t want to keep her, but the court intervened.

Zhao Yadong glanced at Zhang Yu, "It’s okay to say that in front of us, but don’t say it outside, otherwise someone might hear and feel sour because they want to go to the court but don’t have the chance."

"This time the High Court didn’t recruit a lot from the University of Political Science and Law, right?" Zhao Yadong asked Zhang Yu.

Zhang Yu nodded, "Honestly, I didn’t expect to go to the High Court either."

"After all, I didn’t intern at the High Court." This puzzled Zhang Yu.

When it came to internships, she was assigned to the Capital City’s intermediate court. Following the usual procedures, she was most likely to stay in the intermediate court, so how did she end up in the High Court?

Zhang Yu didn’t know, and neither did Zhao Yadong and the others.

"Once you report in, you’ll probably find out." Qian Hao thought they’d surely know the reason once they started working.