She stopped crying, looked at Lu Xinyou, and cautiously asked:
"Youyou, do you think I’m useless?"
Seeing her sad appearance, Lu Xinyou didn’t know what to say for a mont.
It wasn’t that she thought Warm Song was useless, but rather that their different upbringing and views made her unable to criticize Warm Song’s ideas. She could only express disagreent without condemning them.
"No."
She began to comfort:
"It’s right to respect your parents, but I think... your approach might be encouraging so bad practices."
Not to ntion that in the present rule of law society, so parents still think about selling their own daughters to cover their sons’ expenses. This is not just a bad practice; it’s illegal.
Warm Song understood what Lu Xinyou ant, and gave her a bitter smile, saying:
"I know it’s wrong, but I can’t harden my heart, and I hate myself for being too soft."
Lu Xinyou could not change Warm Song’s views in a short ti, and she didn’t want to waste her breath persuading her any further.
As a friend, all she could do was protect Warm Song’s safety to the best of her ability.
"Don’t think about it. As long as you’re with , nobody can hurt you."
Warm Song secretly rejoiced at Lu Xinyou’s assurances. She looked up at her with gratitude, and whispered:
"Youyou, thank you. You’re the kindest person in the world to ."
Lu Xinyou smiled at her and patted her shoulder comfortingly.
That day, after finishing her first class, Lu Xinyou saw a ssage from the editor in charge of her book’s film and television copyright on WeChat.
The editor said that the film and television rights had been settled, and that Lu Xinyou could sign the contract whenever she had ti.
Lu Xinyou hadn’t expected her first attempt at a novel to be successful.
Later, when she heard that a film and television company was interested in her book’s rights, she didn’t hold much hope but left everything to the editor.
As ti went on without news, she assud there was no play, and didn’t ask about it.
Throughout her writing career, she has always had a Buddhist mindset without financial pursuit, so she wasn’t too concerned about selling film and television rights.
But today, the sudden news from the editor made Lu Xinyou very happy.
Royalties ca second. At least, she knew that her novel was recognized and could be adapted for the screen.
After replying to the editor, she cheerfully logged into her secondary Weibo account and posted a ssage:
[Film and television rights sold! If only my husband could film my play （giggles）（giggles）（giggles）].
After sending the ssage, she didn’t pay it any further attention.
"What good news made you smile like this?"
A fragrance accompanied an arm that was draped over her shoulder.
Lu Xinyou glanced sideways and saw that it was Chu Ci.
"Sothing good did happen, and I’m taking you out for dinner tonight. Want to co?"
"Definitely."
Arm in arm, the two went outside together.
Their classmates looked on in surprise.
"How did Lu Xinyou and Chu Ci beco friends?"
Lu Xinyou had quite a few pursuers in school. Being an excellent student with a good temperant and having a good relationship with everyone, she was a typical well-behaved girl whose popularity in her class was high.
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