My Loyal Husband After Our Divorce

Chapter 901: Meeting the President

With his blessing and support, the formation of her academy would be smoother and faster. Furthermore, with Elder Shen’s blessing, it would be easier for her to gain the president’s support. Naturally, Elder Shen understood what she was aiming for.

He slapped the top of the table and promised, “Don’t worry, leave this to Grandpa! I will make sure the opening of your academy is a success.”

Xinghe widened her smile and said, “Thank you, Grandpa.”

Elder Shen faked a pout. “There’s no need for thanks; we’re family. Plus, we should be supporting you, since you are only looking out for the public’s interest.”

exactly what she was planning, but they trusted her implicitly. Xinghe was appreciative of this faith they had in

detail. Then Elder Shen suggested bringing them to go meet the president at

also appropriate for Xinghe and Mubai to pay Hwa Xia’s first couple a visit. They must have

doing perfunctory greetings. The president did not maintain any pretenses around them; he treated Xinghe and Mubai like a

about Project Galaxy. Xinghe answered everything truthfully, leaving out only the details about her mother. This was Elder Shen’s request. He implored her on their way there to not reveal to anyone the project’s connection to her mother. He was not afraid that it might implicate the Shen family, but because there were still too many mysteries surrounding it, he did not want

of this unconfirmed news would only add difficulties to Xinghe’s plan of opening an academy. Therefore, Elder Shen decided there was no reason for

who was sad that there was no

Xinghe asked the President cautiously, “Do you know what the purpose of them being taken away is? I have a sneaking feeling the real reason is not the one that the United Nations gave

so Hwa Xia had to be involved. As the President, he must have

separate them from the general public. Many

talents are already so much better than all of our current scientists. Furthermore, there is only a handful of them. If one country plays host to all of them, can