Four people sat at the table, three of them won.
’Two of them had already slept with , and the other was a blind date my mom set up with.’
’It would be nice if all my won could sit down for a al together like this in the future, all happy and harmonious.’
’Unfortunately, that was just a fantasy.’
Take Su Mu and Li Jinshu, for example. Right now, neither of them knew about the other.
If either of them found out, the scene probably wouldn’t be this harmonious.
’Just like in TV dramas, the best of friends beco bitter enemies over a man.’
’Judging by their attitudes, if the truth ca out, they might not beco bitter enemies, but they certainly wouldn’t be able to stay friends.’
Xu Yun truly hadn’t expected this situation.
’At first, all I wanted was to sleep with Su Mu, the girl I could never get before. Who would have thought Li Jinshu would jump in and sleep with first?’
’Under those circumstances, when a woman makes the first move, I couldn’t just turn her down, could I?’
’But there’s no point in talking about it now. What’s done is done. I’ll just keep it a secret for as long as I can. If it gets exposed, so be it. I don’t really care.’
’They can decide for themselves what happens next.’
To say he was deeply fond of Su Mu and Li Jinshu would be a lie. They were more like temporary partners.
His attitude was that if a woman wanted to be with him, he was happy to accept.
If she no longer wanted to be with him, she could leave at any ti. He wouldn’t feel any lingering attachnt and would just move on to the next one.
Even his ex-girlfriend, Huang ngyao, had been a sort of compromise. It wasn’t about being deeply in love; it was more like just getting by together.
It was just the natural order of things—doing what was expected at a certain age.
It was like playing a ga. Once you reached a certain level, you were supposed to go clear the dungeons for that level.
If you missed the chance, you’d level up too far and wouldn’t even be able to go back and clear them.
But that was life and those were the rules for ordinary people. For the rich, they simply didn’t exist.
Now, no matter where you went or what you did, you were treated like a VIP, enjoying perks and services others didn’t have access to.
The rich were the VIP custors of this world, forever enjoying things others couldn’t.
And Xu Yun, who was originally an NPC, had been pulled out of the crowd by the system and was gradually becoming one of this world’s VIP users.
During the al, Li Jinshu, trying to get her answers, kept casually but deliberately trying to draw information out of Chen Xin.
Xu Yun noticed but didn’t expose her.
Su Mu knew what was happening and also wanted to hear about their three-day trip to Shanghai as a man and a woman traveling together.
Chen Xin, being the simple woman she was, spilled everything without a second thought.
When she told them how Xu Yun took her to have fun at Disneyland and even showed a picture of the fireworks they watched together, their hearts filled with deep envy and jealousy.
After all, Disneyland was a place most won dread of visiting.
Li Jinshu couldn’t bring herself to spend the money to go.
Su Mu either had no ti or had never gone with soone she liked.
After talking about the trip, Chen Xin moved on to the shopping. When they heard Xu Yun had bought a lot of gifts, both Su Mu and Li Jinshu stole a glance at him.
It was as if they were asking if the gifts were for them.
Xu Yun didn’t react.
Finally, the conversation turned to the matter of buying a watch.
Chen Xin, ever the novelist, described Xu Yun’s nouveau riche behavior so vividly it was like watching a movie.
When Li Jinshu saw the watch on Xu Yun’s wrist, she said in surprise, "That watch you’re wearing is a limited edition Patek Philippe, worth over three million."
"This one isn’t."
Su Mu looked at the watch on Xu Yun’s wrist—the one she had given him—and asked with an intentional smile, "Why aren’t you wearing the one you just bought?"
"Honestly, I just bought that watch to boost my image when I go out sotis. It’s nothing special. I left it at ho, couldn’t be bothered to wear it."
Xu Yun replied, "I still prefer the one I have on."
"Honestly?"
"Honestly. I swear."
Li Jinshu asked curiously, "How much is that one? It doesn’t look cheap either. Don’t tell it’s also several million?"
"No, it’s just a Rolex ’Chocolate’ worth over 200,000," Su Mu answered for him.
"Susu, how do you know so clearly?"
’I bought it for him, of course I know.’
Su Mu smiled. "I just know a little about watches."
"Oh, I thought you bought it for him, since you knew so much."
COUGH, COUGH.
Hearing this, Xu Yun suddenly choked on his soup, his eyes watering.
"Are you okay?"
"Are you okay?"
"Are you okay?"
The three won turned their heads and spoke in unison.
After speaking, they all seed to realize sothing and simultaneously averted their gazes.
"Uh, I’m fine. I just need a mont to recover."
Xu Yun patted his chest and caught his breath, then took a tissue from a completely unsuspecting Chen Xin to wipe his tears.
"No one’s fighting you for it. Why were you drinking so fast?"
"Yeah."
Li Jinshu said, "I’ve seen on the news before that people have even choked to death."
"You just want to die, don’t you?"
"No, I’m just afraid that if you died, Susu would be sad." Li Jinshu glanced at her best friend and started joking.
Su Mu smiled. "And you? You wouldn’t be sad?"
"Why would I be sad?"
Li Jinshu then looked at Chen Xin and said, "Actually, it’s not up to two outsiders like us to be sad. If anyone should be sad, it should be Young Sister Xin here, who went on a blind date with our President Xu."
"I..."
Hearing this, Chen Xin blushed and retorted, "I didn’t go on a blind date with him."
"That’s right. She’s just here visiting. Don’t talk nonsense."
Xu Yun’s expression turned cold as he ca to Chen Xin’s defense. "Just eat your food and talk less."
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