Su Xuan said softly, and as he finished speaking, Chu Wanjun was also shocked in her heart; she really hadn’t seen it coming. Wasn’t Su Xuan just transferred here? Who’s his girlfriend?
"Have so water. After you drink it, I’ll probably send you back. Your mom is very worried about you," Su Xuan said softly.
"My mom, you, you’ve t my mom?" Chu Wanjun looked at Su Xuan with a worried face and quickly asked.
"Yes, she went to the school today. Chu Wanjun, to be honest, life is hard, but you shouldn’t co here to work. You’re basically pushing yourself into a pit of fire." Su Xuan actually felt that all of this was really a matter of luck; if it weren’t for the coincidence of him being here, there are so things he wouldn’t even dare imagine. A tower’s understanding of Chu Wanjun, if she were really drugged and then did sothing with soone, she might not want to live anymore. It can only be said that all of this is luck.
"I, I didn’t expect it to be so chaotic. The manager said it’s just to accompany for drinks and songs; who would’ve thought n would be so despicable."
Chu Wanjun said with a face of grievance, and Su Xuan was speechless, thinking about what she ant by "our n." In places like this, there’s no legitimate industry, right? If there were legitimate things here, that would be a bit wrong. You’re thinking too simply.
"You really think too naively. Is this kind of place supposed to be that simple? Today, you were lucky enough to et soone who wanted to control you with drugs. What if you t soone who wanted to forcefully take advantage of you? What would you do? Can you consider the consequences of your actions?"
Su Xuan still felt that he needed to give this little girl a lesson; otherwise, she’s really unaware of the severity. This matter is quite complicated.
"Uh, I, I know, but, but I also don’t want my mom to suffer too much, you know? Mom’s health isn’t good. By the way, don’t tell my mom about what I did here. I’ve thought it through; tomorrow I can find a new job at the very least."
Chu Wanjun said seriously, as he really didn’t want his mother to know about this; it would definitely break her heart.
"Don’t worry, I haven’t told her about this, but you should stop looking for a job and go back to school. There’s no problem that can’t be solved. Even if you truly don’t want to study anymore, you should finish off this sester and then let’s talk."
Su Xuan said seriously, and as Su Xuan finished speaking, Chu Wanjun looked at him. At that mont, she actually felt a bit unsettled inside. For so reason, when Su Xuan was speaking, her heart unexpectedly longed for him to say more to her because she knew it was genuine concern. At this mont, Chu Wanjun suddenly felt a bit envious of Su Xuan’s girlfriend on the phone earlier.
Due to a lack of understanding before, Chu Wanjun initially didn’t have a good impression of Su Xuan; she thought he was just soone who flirts. But now she realizes Su Xuan isn’t that kind of person; he actually has his own principles.
The reason for saying this is because when Su Xuan took off his coat, she actually woke up, but seeing Su Xuan act so gentlemanly and helping her, she was quite touched at that mont. Su Xuan is genuinely a gentleman, a true gentleman whose nobility and sincere kindness isn’t sothing that can be feigned. At that mont, her previous bad impression of Su Xuan vanished, and she began to admire him more.
"But, but..." Chu Wanjun thought about her barbecue stand that she couldn’t set up now and felt that life would be hard to continue.
"Alright, no more buts. By the way, I’m quite curious about why you never seem to get drunk?" Su Xuan was quite curious about this Taoist thing; this girl seed to have a great tolerance for alcohol, drinking more than a dozen bottles.
"Uh, well, that’s because I eat raw kudzu root before drinking; that stuff makes it so I never get drunk."
"Well, you really put what you learned to good use. I never thought you were such a genius," Su Xuan said with a smile.
When Su Xuan took Chu Wanjun to the outside of the KTV, he pushed his bicycle over and smiled as he said.
"You don’t mind this old bike, do you?"
Chu Wanjun smiled faintly and said.
"I’m not so rich heiress anyway, but you really are quite inscrutable to . Are you a rich second generation or not?"
Chu Wanjun asked curiously, and Su Xuan chuckled, then said.
"Of course, I’m a rich second generation. Didn’t you see it? I’m very wealthy," Su Xuan said high-profile, and Chu Wanjun pouted, thinking to herself, couldn’t tell at all. Your phone seems less than a thousand bucks, right? Never seen such a low-key ’rich kid,’ but now Chu Wanjun feels talking with Su Xuan actually has a friendly feeling, as if there’s no significant gap between them.
When Su Xuan rode the bike with Chu Wanjun, zigzagging through several alleys, they finally arrived at a more secluded residential area. Looking at the surroundings, Su Xuan sighed; in these tis, though people wouldn’t starve, the environnt was really poor, with not only pig farms nearby but also iron workshops. Living here was really tough.
"Alright, I’m leaving first. Also, rember to go to school tomorrow, or I won’t keep your secret." Su Xuan smiled faintly, but Chu Wanjun was frustrated, looking at Su Xuan, saying.
"Aren’t you coming up to sit for a while?"
"No, I’m leaving. By the way, take two more pills; I feel there’s so toxin residual." Su Xuan said, turning the Dragon Head around, then rode off. After he left, shortly after, Chu Wanjun’s mother ca downstairs, having heard her daughter’s voice. Her heart was filled with emotions since she’d been worried about her daughter the whole day.
"Wanjun, you’re back, you, where have you been all day?"
"Mom, I’m okay. I just wanted to find a part-ti job to relieve so of the financial stress on you, and I made you worried," Chu Wanjun said softly, knowing she still couldn’t tell her mother that she wasn’t studying anymore as it would definitely be unbearable for her mother to hear that.
"Oh, silly girl. Silly girl, it’s your mother who owes you. It’s all because being a mother is useless."
Looking at her daughter, at that mont, Chu Wanjun’s mother felt a deep sense of guilt as she believed all of this was caused by her own incompetence.
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