Finally, after getting Chen Yanfei to lie down, Ding Xiang sighed with relief and carefully sought Han Lie’s opinion. "So... should we take Sister Fei back to school?"
"No way!"
Han Lie understood her aning and took the initiative to make arrangents.
"You guys take her to The Ritz-Carlton. Let her sleep for a while, and after waking up, you all go for a spa session together. Stay there for the night. I’ll arrange rooms for you right away."
"What about dinner..."
"You girls go ahead. To be honest, I’m really not interested in Japanese food."
Once Han Lie took this stance, the other boys imdiately followed suit.
"Yeah, yeah, you go ahead. I don’t like eating raw fish slices either."
"Right, don’t worry about us. We guys will play so pool, have so skewers, and drink so beer tonight. You have no idea how great that’ll be!"
When Luo Zijun heard that today’s activities were over, she imdiately regained so vitality, and her smile beca much more genuine.
"Let’s call it a day. We n have our own ways of entertainnt. We’ll take the cake we didn’t get to eat back with us. Tomorrow is the actual day, anyway. We’ll bring it to class to share with everyone; that sounds good."
The girls thought about it and concluded it was the only option, so they settled on it.
"Then... I’ll treat everyone to sothing else next ti..."
Despite speaking about ’everyone,’ little Ding Xiang had her eyes fixed only on Han Lie’s.
In the presence of her classmates, she was too bashful to be more direct, so she could only hope that Han Lie would understand.
Brother Lie understood perfectly.
Smiling, he made a promise with her. "OK, then you owe one. I’ll rember that."
Ding Xiang tried to keep a straight face, not letting her mouth split into too wide a grin. With an "Mhm" of acknowledgnt, she turned around to gather Chen Yanfei’s belongings.
It was still Xiao Qing and Xiao Huang supporting Chen Yanfei. They grabbed their things and helped the drunken birthday girl out the door.
Han Lie and the boys said their farewells with courteous and feigned sincerity, left their work contact numbers, and then accompanied the girls back to the hotel.
After arranging the rooms, he instructed Alin to take good care of them and to call if there were any issues. He also paid for the spa session in full.
The highest-level full package treatnt, the one with the machines, costs just under 5,000 per person.
He spent 30,000 but gained 60,000 in experience, feeling quite pleased.
The two extra luxury rooms were truly complintary and didn’t cost a cent.
So, the total expenditure today amounted to 420,000. Room experience was doubled, alcohol experience tripled, and spa experience doubled, furiously earning a million experience points and a lunatic trait.
Used well, it’s a godsend; but if he ssed around like today, it would be madness.
However, thanks to Chen Yanfei’s precious experint, Brother Lie was quite confident in making good use of it.
He continued to summarize.
Today’s birthday celebration was a bit bizarre. At first glance, there wasn’t much progress in his relationship with Chen Yanfei, but in fact, it was quite the opposite. Han Lie’s performance was a huge boost in reinforcing the ideas within Chen Yanfei’s heart. Just think about it: if Han Lie had been too arrogant, too frivolous, or failed to gain the approval and admiration of her classmates, what then would the result have been? Today, there were only two possible outcos—heating up or cooling down. Han Lie had achieved the best that Chen Yanfei could have hoped for, essentially saving her trust in him. Otherwise, once Pan Ge found an opportunity to pressure Chen Yanfei, those little sparks would have been very easy to extinguish.
Even though Pan Ge had behaved well, not bothering Han Lie the whole day, Brother Lie would not relax his vigilance against the Black-hearted White Lotus.
Not even the slightest relaxation was allowed. That woman was definitely no good.
At this thought, the scoundrel took the initiative to send a ssage to Pan Ge—
"I’m back at school, preparing for tomorrow’s action. Shareholder Pan, do you have any advice?"
After about half a minute, she replied, "President Han, you’re in charge of external affairs, and I’m in charge of internal matters. There’s no need to report operational issues to ; I trust you 100%. By the way, I bought a birthday gift for Sister Yanfei. Should I deliver it personally, or would you mind passing it on for ?"
Look at that!
Han Lie curled his lips, turned off his phone, and ignored her.
Other n who chase after a goddess would hold her in their hands, afraid she’d fall, or keep her in their mouths, afraid she’d lt. But that’s not right. The prettier the woman, the less you should spoil her. Only by understanding this does a man truly grow up.
Thus, with an untroubled heart, Han Lie returned to the school and saw Xi Luting’s car parked outside the dormitory building.
This girl really isn’t afraid of her car getting smashed...
Muttering to himself, he shook his head. Brother Lie headed back to the dormitory without giving her another reminder.
Naiyun was engrossed in outlining her story, determined to make a strike for the throne of the female-oriented genre, and had no interest in other matters.
Perfect. It saved Han Lie a lot of trouble.
He tidied up his clothes, socks, watch, and computer, then quietly spent his last day of regular residence at the school.
Everything was as usual.
Xiao Dongbei and Ding Ding still hadn’t returned to the dormitory. Xi Luting was as quiet as a mouse. Pan Ge was mysterious as ever. Wang Tianqing dutifully reported on student council work. Yin Qin passionately fawned over Minister Han. Naiyun shared a bunch of campus gossip with her brother, and the birthday girl, Chen Yanfei, played dead, refusing to send ssages or respond...
Upon reflection, the ordinary life at school was quite interesting. It had only been three months, but so much had already happened... Sleep now. Dream of nothing.
...
When Monday’s sun rose, the driver, Cheng Shi, picked up Han Lie and Liang Wu at the school’s west gate in the company car.
A new journey had begun.
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