Chapter 222: Chapter 176: The Antique Street Incident_3 Chapter 222: Chapter 176: The Antique Street Incident_3 Qin Qin leaned on the headboard, smiling, “Mhm, your place isn’t my ho, so of course I should go back to my own ho when there’s nothing pressing.”
From the other end ca silence, “Who told you this isn’t your ho? From now on, this is your ho!”
His place was hers too; how could it not be her ho?!
“My ho is my ho, your ho is your ho; could Master Mo please not mix them up?”
Qin Qin said teasingly.
“Qinqin, since you’re saying that, I have to consider whether I should move to your ho. What do you think your father-in-law would say if he knew?”
From the other end, Mo Yunchen’s low, sexy, and devilishly charming voice made Qin Qin jump out of bed in shock, “You wouldn’t dare, Mo Yunchen, if you dare, I will… I will…”
“You will do what? Perhaps you want to devour ? You know I’ve always been willing!”
Not wanting to listen to him anymore, Qin Qin hung up the phone because she was afraid she couldn’t resist smashing her phone if she heard his voice again.
A text ssage ca in on the phone. Qin Qin looked at the ssage: I’ve already washed up and am waiting for you.
Qin Qin rolled her eyes and eventually threw her phone away, walking into the bathroom to wash up.
She left him hanging; let’s see if that stops his lecherous behavior!
The next day, Qin Qin reported back to school, and it was now nearly June. Only Qin Qin seed to be taking it easy; once she arrived at class, everyone was extrely surprised, especially Gan Tiantian and Ji Jia.
“Qin Qin, this habit you have of disappearing now and then is really not good. I can never find you when I want to,” pouted Gan Tiantian, her baby face looking cute and coquettish.
Ji Jia nodded in agreent beside her, “Have you been busy lately? You seem to have gotten prettier after not having seen you for a while!”
Qin Qin touched her cheek and smiled, “Really? I had to go out for a bit recently.”
That trip was incredibly fraught with danger, but luckily she was fortunate and nothing happened. However, the thought that the tomb she encountered belonged to that person gave her mixed feelings.
Everyone nodded, “Yes, yes, yes!”
With class about to start, Qin Qin asked everyone to disperse and took out her books to read seriously. The teacher who ca to class was also taken aback upon seeing Qin Qin; this student was specifically instructed by the principal to receive special treatnt. The teacher had seen her so rarely this sester, how could they not be surprised now?
Yet, with her current way of studying, whether she could get into a good university was still a question mark; the teacher shook their head inwardly.
Qin Qin didn’t care about any of that. She had never thought about being in the spotlight. She intended to just get a passing score for Capital City University, but now she needed to seriously look at her textbooks.
In the afternoon, Qin Qin left the school again. Gan Tiantian wanted to go out but couldn’t skip class. Her grades were good, but it was a critical ti, and she couldn’t just leave as she pleased. If her parents found out, it wouldn’t be a good outco that awaited her.
Qin Qin first went to the Heavenly dicine Clinic to greet Doctor Bai and replenished her stock of dicinal Pills. She then checked on two rather ill patients before leaving the Heavenly dicine Clinic.
It was just past one in the afternoon, and the weather was good, not too hot.
Qin Qin wanted to give Lee Fong a gift. She knew there was an Antique Street nearby that sold Ancient Jade. Jade could nourish a person, and she planned to give Lee Fong a piece of jade, preferably a bracelet.
Antique Street was bustling with activity, though slightly less crowded at this mont.
As Qin Qin walked into Antique Street, she drew the attention of many of the street vendors because most of the people who ca here were older gentlen; it was quite rare for such a young girl to visit.
Many of the dealers were already calculating in their hearts, thinking such a young girl would surely be easy to deceive.
Qin Qin was quite curious about the items on these stalls. She stopped and knelt down in front of an antique dealer, picking up a piece of old tal that looked like iron, “What’s this?”
The antique dealer smiled, “This is a coin; it has significant collectible value, and it’s not expensive—I’ll let you have it for five hundred.”
A coin?! She couldn’t see how this resembled a coin at all; the dealer really had a talent for bluffing.
Disinterested, she stood up, and the antique dealer promptly said, “One hundred, I’ll sell it to you for one hundred.”
Qin Qin, with a face full of deadpan lines, said, “Uncle, keep it for yourself and let it appreciate in value.”
As she spoke, she moved forward, leaving the antique dealer to put away his wares with a disgruntled expression.
Qin Qin walked on, ignoring the many dealers introducing their wares to her.
She didn’t understand these items and wasn’t much interested, but then she suddenly rembered her ghost eyes. Her ghost eyes were incredibly magical, not only able to foresee the future and reveal the past of people, but also to see Spiritual Energy and evil auras. She knew ancient objects generally had spirit; she wondered if they would be of any use?
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