Chapter 1551 - 1566: Can’t I Go Back to Get Married?

Chapter 1551: Chapter 1566: Can’t I Go Back to Get Married?

An Ran touched the tip of her nose. She really had thought that way before, but facing Old Tang, this idea absolutely couldn’t be said out loud.

"How could that be, Teacher Tang, this is my leave request." Since Tang Huacheng had opened like that, An Ran understood—he must already know she was going back to the Imperial City to marry Mu Xingfeng.

Tang Huacheng took the leave slip, glanced at the dates, and raised his brows slightly. "If you ask me, this leave slip probably isn’t much use. After all, whether you can still come back to Nan University to study after you’re married is another question."

An Ran’s smile collapsed at once. What did Teacher Tang mean by that? Was it that her leave couldn’t be approved? Or did Nan University have a rule about not admitting married students, and once she got married they’d expel her?

"Teacher Tang, I can’t go back to get married?" An Ran asked in a small voice. Forgive her for having studied at Nan University for a year and a half yet still only half-understanding the school rules—she had absolutely no impression of whether you could get married while still enrolled.

"I’m sorry, Teacher Tang, I never paid attention to the school rules. If the school does have a regulation that you can’t get married while you’re in school, then I won’t take leave." Worried that such a rule really existed, An Ran didn’t wait for Tang Huacheng to answer and reached for the leave slip in his hand, planning to destroy the evidence.

Tang Huacheng was startled by her movement, and even more startled by what she said.

Heaven and earth as his witness, he hadn’t said anything at all—how did this little girl end up taking it that way?

He had just been thinking that, based on what he knew about his old classmate, once the wedding was over that guy would absolutely never let his little wife come back to Nan’an University and live a separated-life with him. That was why he’d said her turning in the leave slip or not didn’t really matter.

Where did this girl’s brain run off to?

Not taking leave—did that mean not going back to the Imperial City to get married?

He could guarantee that if the little girl really misunderstood because of what he said and stood Young Master Mu up, then Young Master Mu would definitely show up with his AK.

At lightning speed, before you could cover your ears, Tang Huacheng stuffed the leave slip into the drawer, locked it, the whole sequence done in one go. Only when the leave slip in his palm had turned into a key did he lean back calmly in his chair, slip the key into his clothes pocket, and speak.

"No, the school doesn’t have that rule. The school won’t deprive any adult of the rights they should enjoy, including your right to marry freely. I’ve approved this leave. When’s your flight? Have you packed your things? If you haven’t packed yet, just skip the last class and go back."

An Ran was a bit confused by this 360-degree turn from Tang Huacheng, but she still caught the main point: the school didn’t have any rule like ’once you’re married you can’t study’—as long as it didn’t affect her coursework, she was fine.

"Thank you, Teacher Tang. My flight is tomorrow morning, and there’s not much to pack. I’ll leave after today’s classes are over. Then, Teacher Tang, let me wish you a happy New Year in advance. I’m heading off."

Tang Huacheng nodded slightly and gave her a gratified look.

Once An Ran went out the door, Tang Huacheng exploded with a "damn," took out his phone, and dialed someone.

"Your little wife just came to ask for leave... Mm, I’ve already approved it. Starting tomorrow, eight days off. This girl probably thinks that after New Year’s Day she’ll come back to school with her classmates," Tang Huacheng recalled the expression on An Ran’s face and his lips quirked up.