"I only know they all call him the principal, but he has a big brother called Gong Wuyou who’s really handso." Qin Jiale thought she only rembered the na Gong Wuyou because neither the principal’s nor the teacher’s nas had been ntioned. She really didn’t know what they were called.
"Gong Wuyou?" Ye Li committed the na to mory. That this girl could rember a na and even complint it as handso, he thought it might be a potential danger.
"Yeah, that’s what my sister and the others call him." Qin Jiale didn’t really know what was going on, but since her sister called him that, she rembered it too.
"Alright, I got it. About Shushu’s matter, see if you can help ask around. If that’s not possible, I’ll have my dad check it out. He should be able to find so connections." Ye Li had his own ideas too. Later, he would go find Pang Chao and see if he wanted to transfer back to the Imperial Capital together. Regardless of his answer, Ye Li would respect his decision. Over the years, he had spent quite a bit of ti accompanying him in H Province, so he was grateful to him.
"Okay, you guys handle that yourselves. Didn’t my brother-in-law invite you over for dinner tonight? Just talk to him directly." Qin Jiale’s affairs were all handled by Chu Qulin, she didn’t have the ans to help them.
So it was better for them to speak with the brother-in-law directly. If there were any issues, they could be clarified without her having to relay ssages back and forth; it was too troubleso.
"Alright then, tonight I’ll ask Big Cousin. I really want to study with you, and if we can’t transfer together, I’ll cry my eyes out." Ye Zishu had rarely found a friend who matched her so well, and she didn’t want to be too far separated from her. She knew well that no matter how close friends are, if they’re apart for a long ti and too far away, the relationship would change slowly, and that was not sothing she wanted.
"Shushu, you didn’t ntion this before." Ye Li looked at Ye Zishu, surprised she’d forgotten to discuss sothing so important.
"Haha, my mistake, my mistake." Ye Zishu laughed awkwardly. She genuinely didn’t rember, and hadn’t brought it up with Ye Li. Otherwise, if they went out to eat later, she’d feel guilty.
"Never again." Ye Li shot Ye Zishu a glare.
"It won’t happen." Ye Zishu truly just forgot temporarily.
"Alright, go tell Dad to co ho early so we can go to big brother’s for dinner." Ye Li asked Ye Zishu to call him, since her mory was sotis unreliable.
"Got it, I’ll go, okay?" Ye Zishu responded gloomily.
"I noticed you’re particularly harsh to Shushu and . Why is that?" Qin Jiale couldn’t hold back her question any longer.
"Why do you think?" Ye Li was curious about her explanation.
"Are you holding a grudge against us?" Qin Jiale couldn’t co up with any other explanation.
"Is that what you think?" Ye Li wondered about her thought process, incredulous at her bizarre reasoning.
"Yeah, people only treat soone differently if they dislike them. Isn’t being harsh just a sign of dislike?" Qin Jiale shared her viewpoint; you don’t like soone, so it’s only natural to be stern rather than pleasant.
"You really want to aggravate ." Ye Li was exasperated, wondering if her ntal wiring was short-circuited to interpret him this way. Others would be glad for such attention from him, yet she believed it was out of dislike, which was infuriating.
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