Chapter 1746
Almighty Daughter Runs The World
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âThe corners of Jamilaâs mouth twitched, then she said, âDonât worry, Miss Gu. We will take your family over and let your younger brothers and sisters attend the best schools in China. As for your parents, as long as they are willing, we will give them the most decent jobs. If theyâre not willing, then they can live a good life at home. As for food, clothing, and transportation, they donât have to worry about it, much less you, Miss Gu.â â
Could China give gu si everything that he had given her?
Gu Si was a nobody in China.
âA family of five lived in a crowded two-bedroom living room. They couldnât even solve the simple housing problem, let alone the servants. â
It was obvious what Gu Si would choose.
Gu Si nodded. âWhat about nationality?â
âJamila smiled. âPlease rest assured, Miss Gu. We will arrange for your entire family to have C nationality, and it will be a high-class surname.â â
C country was a country with a distinct class system.
âIt was divided into high-class, middle-class, and equivalent surnames. â
âUnder normal circumstances, Chinese immigrants would be discriminated against if they did not have a high-class surname in C country, but it was different if they had a high-class surname. â
âWith a high-class family name, they would be highly respected no matter where they went. â
âThis was the reason why many people not only immigrated to country C, but also changed their names! â
âIn front of this monstrous power, what was the big deal about changing their family name? â
Gu Si looked up at Jamila. âThen what family name does Mr. Jamila intend to give me?â
ââDavis,âJamila said. â
âDavis was the tenth most common surname in C nation. Although it was not ranked first among the top ten most common surnames, it was still not bad to be ranked tenth. After all, this was a surname that even a daughter could not exchange for. â
ââYou mean, I will be called Gu Si Davis from now on?â â
âYes.âJamila nodded. The sarcasm in her eyes became more and more obvious.
âAlthough Jamila had met many people who changed their surnames for the sake of power, it was the first time she had met someone like Gu si. ân/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om
Many people would pretend to feel uncomfortable for a while when they talked about changing their surnames.
But what about Gu Si?
âHe didnât even frown, let alone feel uncomfortable. â
It seemed that his judgment wasnât wrong.
âLike master, like disciple. â
âGu Si maintained her smile and continued, âBy the way, did Mr. Jamila ask Liu Yuan?â â
âJamila stopped smiling. âMiss Gu, Iâve already told you that Liu Yuan is not worthy of me doing this for her!â â
âAre you not worthy or do you not dare?âGu Si looked at Jamila.
âJamila did not reject Gu Siâs words. She took out a pen and handed it to Gu si. âMiss Gu, if you donât think itâs a problem, just sign it.â â
Gu Si took the pen and lowered her head to sign the document.
âLooking at Gu Si who was writing with her head lowered, the corners of Jamilaâs mouth curled up into a proud smile. â
âAlthough she had hit a wall with Feng Qiâs mother, it was much easier for Gu si than he had imagined. â
âAfter a few seconds, Gu si signed the document and handed it to Jamila. â
âJamila took the document with a smile. âMiss gu is more reasonable than I thought. If everyone in China was like Miss Gu...âshe had barely finished her sentence when.., the rest of the sentence was stuck in her mouth. She couldnât say anything. In an instant, Jamilaâs face turned very ugly. â
âGu Si didnât sign her name on the signature page at all. Instead, she signed four words in a straight line: â
Despicable and Shameless!
âFortunately, Jamila had studied Chinese before and was quite good at it. â
âOtherwise, she would have been fooled by Gu si today! â
âJamila looked up at Gu si. âMiss Gu, what do you mean by this?â â
âHowever, Gu si still had a smile on her face. âWhatâs wrong, Mr. Jamila? Is Something Wrong?â â
ââIs this your signature?âJamila handed the document over and pointed at the signature, her face full of anger. â
ââYou mean this? This is an adjective and an idiom.âGu si continued, âItâs used to be of poor quality, regardless of shame. Itâs a derogatory term.â â
ââI know what it means!âJamila continued, âI want to know what miss gu means now!â â
Gu Si drank a mouthful of lemonade. âIt means it literally! Donât you think that this sentence is very appropriate to describe your country?â
âJamila held back the anger in her heart and forced out a smile. âMiss Gu, donât joke around.â â
ââIâm joking! Whoâs joking around with you!âGu si continued, âDoes Mr. Jamila think that this word is inappropriate?â â