The Mad Heiress Played Innocent, and the Third Master Fell Hard - Chapter 48

Yu Guiwan was still thinking about the plot of the TV series she had just watched, and ate her meal absentmindedly.

The food in the bowl was being served to Jiang Yuhuai from time to time.

She didn’t say anything and accepted everything.

Seeing that she could eat, Jiang Yuhuai’s brows relaxed considerably.

Jiang Dong mentioned the old house while eating.

In particular, Jiang Jingyan went to see Old Master Jiang specifically for a cooperation project, but all his efforts were in vain.

Jiangxi already knew what kind of person this was.

He picked up a piece of pork rib and snorted, “It was clearly my decision, but he doesn’t even dare to come to me.”

Jiang Dong ate his meal in silence, naturally not mentioning Jiang Yuhuai’s “great achievements” at the Jiang family’s old residence.

Yu Guiwan seemed to snap out of her daze and looked up. “Why don’t I dare to come to you?”

Her eyes were bright, as if she were simply curious about the question.

Jiangdong and Jiangxi silently ate their rice, without saying a word.

Jiang Yuhuai put some vegetables in her bowl, a smile playing on his lips. “Maybe he’s afraid I’ll make things difficult for him?”

Yu Guiwan stared at him for a few seconds, then said “Oh”.

Seeing the vegetables in the bowl, she paused for a few seconds, then ate them anyway.

Jiang Yuhuai smiled and said, “The kitchen made caramel pudding today.”

Yu Guiwan propped her chin on her hand and looked at him. “Two portions.”

“Okay, I’ll give it to you after you’ve had the medicinal soup.”

“…”

Yu Guiwan lazily lifted her eyelids but didn’t say anything.

Fine, for the sake of the two crème brûlées, she won’t hold it against him.

“Xiao Ye is starting school soon, do you want to go to school with him?” he asked.

Yu Guiwan shook her head. “I don’t know. Let me ask.”

Jiang Yuhuai glanced at her and smiled. “Okay, if you’ve asked enough, just tell me.”

“Is there anything else we need to prepare for the start of school? Has he bought everything he needs for his rented apartment?”

Yu Guiwan paused in her eating and looked at him. His face was expressionless, but his voice was as soft and sweet as ever.

“Jiang Yuhuai, you’re being a bit long-winded.”

The man raised an eyebrow. “This isn’t… my first time being a parent, Wanwan, could you please be understanding?”

Yu Guiwan was quite unwilling to be understanding, “Three portions.”

He chuckled helplessly, “Okay.”

Yu Guiwan took out her phone and sent a message to Wang Shengye.

The other party sent over a list very quickly and bluntly.

Yu Guiwan forwarded it directly.

Jiang Yuhuai’s phone vibrated.

He opened it and saw a list of nearly several hundred words.

Those who don’t know the situation would think it was already prepared.

Without any psychological burden, Yu Guiwan put down her phone, picked up her chopsticks, and put a piece of sweet and sour pork ribs into her mouth.

The man smiled and put away his phone. “Okay, I understand. He’ll prepare it before school starts.”

…

Gu Yingwei had always wanted to find an opportunity to thank Yu Guiwan.

But she couldn’t get into Tan Garden.

Let alone whether she can get in or not, even if she could get in, she probably wouldn’t be able to take that first step out.

It wasn’t until just before the start of the school term that she suddenly remembered that there was another person present at the meal that day.

She knew he was Yu Guiwan’s younger brother.

During their casual conversation over dinner, she learned from him that he was a freshman at Peking University.

If she waits until the start of the semester and then goes to Peking University to wait for him, wouldn’t she have a chance to see Yu Guiwan?

End of August.

The day of school registration.

Yu Guiwan sent a message to Wang Shengye, asking him to wait at the gate of Peking University.

Jiang Yuhuai asked her curiously, “Why didn’t you just go to his house to pick him up?”

Yu Guiwan paused in her typing, “It’s inconvenient.”

Jiang Yuhuai nodded without asking any further questions.

Jiang Dong was still driving.

Jiangxi was sitting in the passenger seat.

The trunk was full of gifts prepared for Wang Shengye.

They set off early, but the entrance to Kyoto University was already packed with cars.

Jiang Dong searched for a long time before finally finding a parking spot.

Yu Guiwan remained in the car without getting out, and sent Wang Shengye her location, asking him to come over.

Luxury cars are frequently seen at the entrance of Kyoto University.

Unfortunately, Jiang Yuhuai’s license plate number was too arrogant.

Wang Shengye found them immediately.

“Sister, brother-in-law.”

Jiang Yuhuai nodded.

Yu Guiwan pulled a baseball cap up over her head. “Let’s go, I’ll go with you to register.”

Wang Shengye greeted Jiang Dong and Jiangxi, then walked beside Yu Guiwan, chattering on about the interesting things he had seen at Peking University.

“Sis, are you hungry? I’ve tried the breakfast at the Peking University cafeteria, and it’s pretty good. They also have soup dumplings, which you like.”

Yu Guiwan raised her head slightly and hummed in agreement, “Then I’ll try it later.”

She really likes soup dumplings.

Wang Shengye nodded, “Okay, I’ll treat you when I get my meal card.”

The man standing on the other side of Yu Guiwan held an umbrella and silently made a note of it.

Jiangxi and Jiangdong moved all their belongings down.

The group entered Peking University in a grand procession.

Jiang Yuhuai’s face is just too conspicuous.

Some people even recognized him.

“Look, isn’t that the Jiang family’s son? What’s he doing here?”

“Who knows? Isn’t there a girl standing next to him? Could she be the one he’s supposed to marry into the family through an arranged marriage?”

“He looks somewhat like him. Could this guy have made some arrangements with Peking University?”

Otherwise, given that incompetent man’s reputation, how could he possibly get into Peking University?

Wang Shengye led them to register.

There were a lot of people at the reception area.

Perhaps it was because their group was too imposing.

Many people instinctively made way for each other.

Wang Shengye originally planned to wait in line obediently, but seeing the barely noticeable irritation in Yu Guiwan’s eyes, he finally decided to finish quickly.

He found a senior student and asked him where to pay the fees and complete the formalities.

The senior student was taken aback when he saw them.

So far, no one has ever come to enroll with this kind of entourage.

Wang Shengye touched his nose. “They are all my older brothers and sisters. They were worried about me coming alone.”

The senior student saw the materials he handed over and knew that he had come from a small town to get into Peking University.

At this moment, I couldn’t help but feel a surge of admiration.

To be able to get into such a prestigious university in a small town with limited educational resources requires extraordinary intelligence.

“It’s alright, I’ll take you there.”

The senior student warmly welcomed them.

Wang Shengye was very adept at this kind of social interaction, and he inquired about other matters related to Peking University with great familiarity.

The senior student patiently answered all my questions.

After paying the fee, Wang Shengye took a bottle of water from the bag Jiang Dong was carrying, handed it to his senior, thanked him, and then quickly walked to Yu Guiwan and the others, heading towards the cafeteria.

The senior student watched their departing figures, then looked away, his gaze inadvertently lowering as he noticed what kind of water the freshman had given him.

He looked completely bewildered.