Chapter 120: You Don’t Need to Learn How to Complain

Translator: 549690339

This issue, it’s really too confusing.

In theory, she had discussed a deal with Master before he sponsored her alma mater, this whole occurrence might have been arranged by him.

But at that time, how could he have known she would whitewash her reputation afterward?

After all, some time had passed since the nightclub incident, she had endured it all then, and everyone probably knew that she intended to simmer down and let bygones be bygones.

How could that sly Hanjie know she was waiting for this opportunity, hitting the bullseye with one strike?

Presenting her on-campus performance, coupled with these acts of kindness…

In the blink of an eye, she became a good girl who excelled academically and morally, showing gratitude and kindness.

As the saying goes, “It takes a hundred years to nurture a person and education is the foundation,” she was now on the verge of becoming a living billboard of gratitude from the students of her alma mater.n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

“Why hasn’t there been any movement? Could she be busy?”

Qin Youxuan rolled around on the couch waiting for a message that never came.

If this was really Master’s doing, then he’s inexplicably crafty!

“Forget it, let’s eat first. Need to replenish my energy for the battle ahead.” Qin Youxuan has never been one to brood over problems. Given the huge favor someone did for her, one that couldn’t be repaid with money alone, she couldn’t just move on without knowing the truth.

Just wait!

With that thought in mind, Qin Youxuan calmed down, rose from the couch, and brushed her long hair back.

She stepped out of the room.

“Miss, dinner is ready! Please come and eat!” The butler smiled at the sight of Qin Youxuan entering the dining room, hurriedly inviting her to sit.

“Thank you, butler.” Qin Youxuan responded with a grateful smile, yet her eyes secretly scanned everyone in the dining room.

Her father sat at the head of the table with a poker face, showing no emotions.

Jin Lan sitting beside him, though silent, had her glaring eyes fixed on Qin Youxuan, almost as if they would pop out of her head.

She clenched her napkin resentfully, it seemed like the napkin in her hand was about to surrender to her grip…

“I suddenly feel like I could eat a whole cow!” Qin Youxuan chuckled, in high spirits, she said as she pulled up a chair and confidently took her seat.

With Jin Chenye absence in the dining room, even Jin Lan’s pretentious arrogance dimmed.

Seeing her despondent, yet silent demeanor, Qin Youxuan felt indescribably thrilled!

Upon recalling the scene where Jin Lan nearly pushed her into oncoming traffic earlier that day, Qin Youxuan’s heart skipped a beat as she shot Lan a glance.

She said unhurriedly, “Dad, there’s something I think I should tell you first…”

“Mo, why aren’t we starting the meal yet? I’m starving.” Sensing Qin Youxuan’s expression, Jin Lan felt uneasy and abruptly interrupted her.

“I’ll have them serve the food immediately.” The butler, waiting at the side, heard her words and, thinking Jin Lan was reprimanding the servants for their inefficiency, hurriedly responded and went to make preparations.

Once the butler left, Qin Mo slowly turned his head, glanced at Jin Lan’s worried face, then shifted his gaze to Qin Youxuan.

“What’s the matter? Go ahead and tell me.”

His tone was neither humble nor arrogant, he displayed no panic over the sharp drop in the stock price of the Qin Group.

Or at least, he didn’t show it in front of his own daughter.

Qin Youxuan fiddled with the napkin in front of her, grinning, “Actually, it’s not a big deal. I just want to remind dad to keep an eye on the cats and dogs around you. They’re not capable of anything, yet they’re full of malicious intent. If not for my good luck today, you just might be making offerings to my spirit at this meal!”