The Amazing son in law Chapter 7988

Despite being the president of Stanford, he wasn’t entirely dedicated to academics. He understood and followed the unspoken rules of high society better than anyone.

This is the difference between America and China. In China, money alone is unlikely to secure admission to top universities like Tsinghua and Peking University. But in the US, money can get you into not only Stanford, but also Harvard and MIT. Otherwise, we wouldn’t see wealthy businessmen donating tens of millions of dollars to Harvard for their sons’ education.

Therefore, even the president of Stanford has to bow to the powerful, especially top figures like the Rothschilds.

Seeing that invoking Steve’s name worked so well, charlie wade became even less polite and directly asked Lin Wan’er (Alani), “Miss Lin, what would you like to see or visit? Let Principal White show us around.”

Lin Wan’er (Alani) nodded happily and then said to White, “Mr. White, I’d like to visit the university history museum and read all the historical materials that aren’t publicly available.”

White was somewhat surprised. He couldn’t understand why this young girl had come to Stanford, not to tour the school, not to listen to explanations, but only to see the materials in the history museum that weren’t publicly available.

In fact, most of the materials were from the 19th and 20th centuries, a time when the rule of law was less developed, and many atrocities against Native Americans occurred in America. Therefore, these now-renowned universities also had some unspeakable dark histories in their past, and these histories were naturally not open to the public; some were even classified as top secret.

However, charlie wade had already invoked Steve’s name, so White agreed almost without hesitation, saying, “Since you two are interested in the school’s historical materials, I will personally take you to the school history museum. However, some things are quite sensitive; they are top secret documents as determined by the White House. You can look through them, but you cannot take photos. I hope you understand.”

Lin Wan’er (Alani) nodded and said, “Don’t worry, Principal, we will abide by the rules.”

White breathed a sigh of relief and personally acted as their guide, leading them to the school history archives.Stanford’s historical archives are an inconspicuous three-story building within the office area.

However, the truly core content is hidden in the underground space beneath that three-story building.

Constructed as impregnably as a bank vault, it stores a vast number of unique documents without any electronic versions. According to White, these sensitive, highly classified documents should normally have both physical and electronic copies, but because most of the historical events are not exactly honorable, no copies were made.

The current preservation strategy is summed up in eight words: “Do not disclose, fear not damage.”

This means that if they remain here, they will continue to be preserved as unique items, never to be disclosed. Authorized individuals can access them in person, but the contents cannot be taken away.

If these materials are accidentally destroyed for any reason, they are not worried about the complete disappearance of the archives, because the loss of those things may not be a bad thing; it simply means that those events are no longer verifiable.

It’s like a criminal keeping photos taken during a crime at home, something they can look at occasionally but can’t let slip. If the house catches fire and the photos are accidentally burned, it doesn’t matter; they can simply stop looking at them.

However, Lin Wan’er (Alani) wasn’t interested in America’s dark history from that era. After all, she had witnessed that time firsthand—the slave trade and the plantation era—so such dark history was nothing new to her. What

truly interested her were the other parts of the school history, the parts related to charlie wade’s mother, Lydia (Ava) ( Charlie’s mom ).