Although she still didn’t understand why playing League of Legends required her photo, she knew that Ji Chicheng didn’t want to tell her, and asking would be pointless.
...
With the mountains high and the emperor far away, Ji Anning was complacent and disregarded Ji Chicheng’s words. The next morning, she went to school early, originally thinking that Jin Yuanyuan would be emotionally down and unwilling to leave her dorm because of the post.
She planned to drag her out to run, but when she arrived at the dormitory, she coincidentally saw her dressed in sportswear coming out.
"Jin Yuanyuan, what’s this?" Looking at her in sportswear, considering her mood yesterday, she wasn’t sure if she was going out for a run.
"Going for a run." Jin Yuanyuan answered as if it were obvious, then looked at her puzzled and asked, "Why are you here? Didn’t Mr. Ji say that taking a taxi is expensive and told you not to co to school so early?"
Upon hearing this, Ji Anning gritted her teeth and cursed Ji Chicheng in her heart, then smiled at Jin Yuanyuan and shook her head, "It’s alright, I just ca to accompany you for a run."
After saying this, she suddenly rembered sothing and looked apologetically at Jin Yuanyuan, "But I have to say sorry first."
"What happened?" Jin Yuanyuan took Ji Anning’s arm and pulled her toward the sports field.
Ji Anning said, "Last night I forgot to ask my uncle about the post for you."
"Cough!" Jin Yuanyuan frowned in confusion, then laughed and said, "Those posts that were slandering have disappeared. I thought you asked Mr. Ji to help with it."
Ji Anning was surprised, "The posts disappeared?"
Because Ji Chicheng had to leave suddenly, she was so engrossed in feeling sad that she forgot to ntion it, completely forgetting about it.
She only rembered when she was on her way there, feeling guilty all along.
"Yes." Jin Yuanyuan nodded, no longer looking as gloomy as she had the day before. She said, "Only the very first post is left. That one has comnts disabled, so I don’t mind it anymore."
The very first one... Ji Anning recalled the content of that post in her mind, and indeed it wasn’t any harmful slander. It simply said that Jin Yuanyuan liked the most handso boy at school.
But now she was even more curious about who posted it. Who could it be?
After thinking it over, Ji Anning still felt Ji Chicheng was the most likely suspect, the reason being that sa glutinous rice dumpling.
Because he was such a ’petty’ man, the kind who would viciously get back at his niece just for staining his T-shirt.
But he has always been very straightforward in everything he does, even with the matter involving Bai Guo. He had answered her questions without any reservation. So if he really was the one who posted it, why wouldn’t he admit it?
Ji Anning was puzzled and looked at Jin Yuanyuan again, asking, "Do you know who deleted them?"
Jin Yuanyuan pursed her lips and said, "It must have been the forum admins. I sent another complaint email last night, they probably got annoyed and deleted it for ."
This explanation made sense. Ji Anning had seen her persistent skills firsthand and nodded, "That’s good then."
As they talked and walked, they reached the sports field.
"Yuanyuan, there’s the most handso boy."
From a distance, Ji Anning saw Yao Yiyang jogging on the track, and she gently nudged Jin Yuanyuan’s arm to alert her.
Jin Yuanyuan glanced in that direction, a bit annoyed, "I’m not even interested in seeing him anymore, causing to get slandered, he’s nothing but trouble."
With that, she raised her arms, stretched them, then bent down and energetically started doing warm-up exercises.
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