<h4>Chapter 498: Chapter 498 I Didn’t Say Anything Wrong</h4>


    Walking closer with my nephew, Kang Li shook her head gently and said to Wu Yue.


    "I was worried you got here early and missed me in your haste."


    Wu Yue replied casually with a smile, "Let’s go in, the exam is still almost an hour away."


    Kang Li nodded, "Let’s go."


    At this moment, Wu Yue sized up Kang Yiyang from head to toe with a gaze full of admiration, she said, "Did you style Yangyang’s hair and pick out his clothes for today?" Although it was a question, Wu Yue’s demeanor and tone made it clear that she already knew the answer.


    "When I got homest night, my auntie trimmed my hair and said this was called yered hair,’" Kang Yiyang responded shyly with a smile, speaking for his aunt to Wu Yue, "The clothes and shoes are what my auntie bought me a while back. Last night before bed, she picked out this outfit for me to wear to the exam today, saying it would make a good impression on the teacher."


    Wu Yueughed, "You’re such a straightforward kid! But your auntie really does have an excellent taste. With that hairstyle and this outfit, you look like an incredibly handsome, sunny young man."


    In fact, Kang Yiyang dressed quite simply.


    He wore an army green jacket over a knit vest paired with a white shirt, navy blue pants, and a pair of white sneakers on his feet.


    This outfitplemented Kang Yiyang’s naturally handsome and sunny appearance, making him appear even more clean-cut and striking—clearly, someone else’s child.


    Seeing Kang Yiyang’s cheeks turn slightly red, Kang Li nced at Wu Yue and said lightly, "Alright, that’s enough. You’re going to make my nephew blush."


    "If my nephew looks good and dresses sharply, why can’t I praise him a little more?" Wu Yue snorted before adding, "I think, with our nephew’s looks, he’s not one bit inferior to movie actors."


    Kang Li: "Quiet down, will you? My nephew is blushing because of you."


    Wu Yue pouted, "I didn’t say anything wrong." But ultimately, she refrained from saying more.


    The three of them arrived at an office, or more precisely, Wu Yue led Kang Li and her nephew into the office. There, Wu Yue immediately introduced them to the middle-agedrade in the room, "Uncle, this is the child I told you about, his name is Kang Yiyang. And thisdy is my good friend Kang Li whom I mentioned before; she’s Yiyang’s aunt."


    Kang Li: "Comrade, hello!"


    Kang Yiyang followed behind Kang Li and politely greeted him.


    "Hello to you too."


    Wu Yue’s uncle, named Lin Ping, fifty years old and the head of the Cultural Work Troupe, looked at Kang Li and her nephew with unconcealed admiration in his eyes, "Not bad."


    Having known from his niece Wu Yue that Kang Li had no intention of applying for the Cultural Work Troupe, Lin Ping, the head of the troupe, felt a tad regretful but didn’t ask further. Now, he fixed his gentle gaze on Kang Yiyang, "What talents do you have?"


    Kang Yiyang: "I can y the flute, the erhu, and sing."


    Lin Ping: "Why don’t you y a tune for me now, can you?"


    Kang Yiyang: "Sure." He had brought both the flute and the erhu with him since Kang Li, anticipating the possibility, had reminded him to bring them early that morning.


    Without much thought, Kang Yiyang immediately yed a piece titled "Unrestrained."


    He yed very proficiently, and of course, he was just as skilled on the erhu. After all, Yiyang had taken his lessons with Kang Li very seriously, practicing diligently morning, noon, and night. Whenever he yed or drew the bow incorrectly, Kang Li would be right there to give guidance.


    And with Kang Yiyang’s solid foundation, learning these skills was not difficult at all.