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Chapter 1626: Dating Someone on the Internet?

“It’s been more than a month, almost two months, since you last called me or sent me a text.” Li Xinze’s expression was ugly.

“I wanted to see just when you would’ve remembered me had I not called you.” Li Xinze was very angry and irritated. “Chen Jianan, you’ve become very strange recently. Did you want to break up?”

Oh. A look of understanding appeared on Ning Shu’s face and she said, “Recently, I’ve been a bit busy. Sorry.”

She hadn’t paid attention to the darling, so the darling became unhappy.

“Then, are you dating someone online?” asked Li Xinze again.

Ning Shu said indifferently, “Do you believe everything other people say? Use your own brain more.”

“I already have a boyfriend, so why would I date someone else online?” There could even be a disgusting bald, pot-bellied man on the other side of the computer.

“Let’s go.” Li Xinze reached out to grab Ning Shu’s hand. Ning Shu smoothly avoided his hand and asked, “Where to?”

“It’s noon now. Let’s go eat lunch.” Li Xinze didn’t manage to grab Ning Shu’s hand, so he slung an arm around Ning Shu’s shoulders.

Li Xinze took Ning Shu to a western restaurant to eat some top-quality steak. Ning Shu looked at the piece of steak that was only as big as the palm of her hand and felt a bit speechless. How could this little bit of food be enough to make her feel full?

Ning Shu finished the steak in just a few moments. Li Xinze looked at Ning Shu and asked, “Do you want to order another one?”

Ning Shu thought of how Chen Jianan was a quiet, soft, and cute girl who didn’t eat much. She couldn’t ruin Chen Jianan’s image, so she hid her true desires and said, “I’m full. I even feel a bit overstuffed.”

Li Xinze: …

“You have to send me a text every day from now on,” said Li Xinze. “And don’t just stay in the dorm all the time. You should move around more.”

“Okay…”

“I’ve been going to my father’s company to help out recently, so I don’t spend much time at school any more. You have to take care of yourself well,” said Li Xinze.

Ning Shu nodded. “I see. Good luck.”

After they left the restaurant, Li Xinze took Ning Shu to a jewelry store and said that he was going to buy jewelry for her. Ning Shu waved her hand and refused.

“In any case, you’re with me, a second generation rich kid, but you still aren’t wearing any expensive things. How shameful is that for me?” Li Xinze dragged Ning Shu into the store.

“Feelings that don’t lead to spending money aren’t genuine feelings,” said Li Xinze.

Ning Shu: …

Ning Shu chose a pricey pair of exquisite, handmade silver stud earrings.

Li Xinze breezily paid for it before walking unhurriedly towards the school.

Coincidentally, they ran into Yang Yuhui, who was wearing a suit and carrying a file folder bag at the school’s entrance.

Yang Yuhui looked a bit like a successful person because he was wearing a suit, but his expression at the moment was quite ugly.

When Yang Yuhui saw Ning Shu and Li Xinze standing together, his expression became even worse. He looked like he had just stepped into a pile of poo.

Yang Yuhui snorted coldly before entering the school.

Ning Shu watched Yang Yuhui’s figure from behind and saw the file folder bag in his hand. He had probably gone to sell My Fair Princess’s script.

Based on Yang Yuhui’s expression, the negotiation didn’t go too well.

Ning Shu had guessed right. Yang Yuhui had just gone to sell that script. The course of events that transpired there could only be called embarrassing.

‘My Fair Princess’ was the type that had a pile of lines that needed to be said with intonation and cadence, for example:

‘You’re ruthless. You’re cruel. You’re unreasonably making trouble!’

‘Then does that mean you’re not ruthless? Not cruel? Not unreasonably making trouble!?’

‘How am I ruthless? How am I cruel? How am I unreasonably making trouble!?’

‘I’ll be more ruthless than you! More cruel than you! More unreasonable when making trouble! You are the most ruthless, cruel, and unreasonable troublemaker that I’ve ever seen!’

Translator: Lili

Translator: Kaho