I Have Decided to Go Look for My Father Chapter 78: She had perfected demonstrated what guilty consc

After going through Gu Xis howork assignnts from beginning to end, Gu Shao finally signed his na on the very bottom with his vigorous and powerful writing.

Anything else? He asked.

No, just these. Gu Xi took back her howork notebook and her practice notebook. Clutching them in front of her chest, she said goodnight to Gu Shao before she turned and left.

She had not forgotten to give the docunt pouch one last look before she walked out.

While Gu Shao was going through her howork assignnts, Gu Xi took the opportunity when he was distracted and moved two books on the table over the docunt pouch.

She hoped that it would be out of sight and out of mind for Gu Shao.

After all, it wasnt anything important as far as Gu Shao was concerned.

Gu Xi returned to her room as she was thinking about that.

***

After returning to her bedroom, Gu Xi looked at the howork notebook that Gu Shao had signed from her just a little while ago, dazed.

Truth was, Gu Shao has been truly nice to her.

When she first ca looking for Gu Shao, she only hoped that he wasnt a complete villain as described in the novel. Her ask was simple for Gu Shao to be her legal guardian until she was of age.

Nevertheless, Gu Shao had, so far, provided for her way more than what she had expected.

He let her moved in with him; he took care of the transfer of her household register and her to her new school in person; he had Grandma i co to look after her; he bought her new textbooks; he asked her about her thought and would drop her off and pick her up from school.

What more could one ask from a father?

In addition, Gu Xi started to wonder: Perhaps he was the natural villain because he was antagonizing the male and female leads when, in reality, Gu Xi hadnt noticed anything bad about Gu Shao.

If, in the future, the events described in the novel truly took place and Lin Yize was going to target Gu Shao, she wished that nothing bad would happen to Gu Shao.

After thinking about that so, Gu Xi pulled out her cell phone and logged into the Battle at the Summit of Tianchuang chatgroup.

[X]: Channel owner, I have given it so thoughts. I can join your team in the Tianchuang Competition. I might not be too technical in so areas but I will do my best to learn as much as I can, if you dont mind, that is.

As soon as Gu Xi had sent that over and, before she could even start typing the next line, [AAA], on the other side, had already responded instantly.

He responded with multiple ssages to be precise:

[AAA]: ! ! !

[AAA]: For realz?!

[AAA]: Thats aweso! I love you, Bro X! I have been waiting for you to say that for so long!

Looking at how exciting [AAA] was, Gu Xi couldn't help but stressed again: I really am not an expert in this field.

[AAA]: responded instantly again: That doesnt matter.

He found the few ideas that Gu Xi had co up with earlier pretty impressive already.

[AAA]: We have [Lin] for the technical stuff. You dont need to worry about that!

[X]: Okay.

[X]: Em

Gu Xi found it a bit awkward to broach what she wanted to say next.

[X]: Can I take 300,000 yuan of the prize money if we win?

Weak, humble, and full of anticipation.

Gu Xi had thought it through. In the novel, both her going offline and Lin Yize started targeting Gu Shao took place when she was about to beco of age.

Truth was, she didnt have a lot of ti. Relying only on just so of the prize money for students and her scholarship money, she would not be able to save up much before she turned 18. There wouldnt be much of a safety net to speak of.

She needed to save more. That way, even if Lin Yize bankrupted Gu Shao in the future, she would still have enough money to support both him and herself.

Speaking of, should she look for an opportunity to warn Gu Shao to watch out for Lin Yize?

Gu Xi thought to herself.

At the sa ti, [AAA] sent over another ssage: The prize money is nothing. We dont even need to split it. You can have all of it when we win!

Even [Lin], who rarely said a word in the group, chid in: That works.

[AAA]: @X, where are you based out of?

Gu Xi thought about it so and didnt feel the need to hide that fact, so she responded with: City B.

[AAA]: What a coincidence!

[AAA]: We are based out of City B as well.

[AAA]: Perfect. [Lin] was back too. Let us brothers et up when we have so free ti. We can have a ceremony for the forming of our team and also talk about matters with regards to the competition.

[Lin]: I am busy.

[AAA]: Havent you completed all of your academic requirents over at Country M ahead of ti? You shouldnt be busy right now.

[Lin]: You dont understand.

He even included a rare complacent emoji after that.