Chapter 126: Chapter 126: The Deeper the Hate Chapter 126: Chapter 126: The Deeper the Hate Shen Ci looked at the five hundred-year-old ginsengs and a dozen smaller ones with a mixture of sourness and warmth in his heart, but not a hint of sweetness.
He dared not venture into thoughts of sweetness, afraid he might lose control of his emotions and confess his feelings, scaring her away.
ng Chuyue said indifferently, “I’ve sold two before and kept another two for myself.
The rest are here, intended for you to use either as a way to network or to undermine the Shen Family.”
Shen Ci, “…Aren’t you afraid I’ll covet these things?”
ng Chuyue looked at him leisurely, “I hope you’ll covet them; that way, I’ll no longer be burdened by a debt of gratitude.”
Shen Ci, “…It’s getting late, I should take you back.”
Unable to continue the conversation, he forcefully changed the topic.
ng Chuyue stood up and shook her head, “No need, I drove here myself.”
Shen Ci, “…Let walk you to your car.”
“Okay.”
…
ng Jingfen and Fu Hongfang returned from shopping and imdiately called Lin Fangwei.
“Lin Fangwei, let tell you, ng Chuyue is now living right across from my house.
Shen Ci’s mother died a few days ago, and it seems they might be living together.
If you want to find her, you can co directly here.”
Lin Fangwei had seen Shen Ci at the door the first ti she went to look for ng Wanhua.
Which girl doesn’t harbor a romantic dream?
She was instantly captivated by his outstanding looks and deanor upon first sight, but because of her illness, she dared not entertain any additional thoughts.
Recently, hearing that ng Chuyue and Shen Ci were dating, she went crazy with jealousy and harbored even more murderous intent toward ng Chuyue.
That day, as she was tracking ng Chuyue, she saw so hoodlums causing trouble on the street and, with the intent to fish in troubled waters, decided to act decisively but unexpectedly, Qin Weilan saved ng Chuyue.
Later, hearing that Qin Weilan was killed by that group of hoodlums, she felt even more regret: it was such a pity she hadn’t managed to hit ng Chuyue successfully at that ti.
She could have gotten ng Chuyue’s kidney and pinned the bla on those thugs.
Lin Fangwei was already jealous that ng Chuyue could be with Shen Ci, and ng Jingfen’s ntion of “cohabiting” instantly tore open a bloody hole in her heart.
She said to ng Jingfen deliberately and slowly, “Keep an eye out for .
When Shen Ci leaves the house and she’s alone, call imdiately.”
ng Jingfen, eager to get the final paynt, quickly said, “You can wait at my place, but you’ll have to provide for your own food and drinks.”
Lin Fangwei, with utter contempt, “Humph, we wouldn’t glance at the food in your house.
Alright then, we’ll co over tomorrow.”
Lin Fangwei couldn’t wait any longer.
Her body had shown signs of improvent a while back, but these days it had begun to deteriorate again.
Wang Zhipeng constantly asked her if she had eaten anything special during the ti her health improved, but she racked her brain and couldn’t co up with anything.
She hadn’t taken any extraordinary dicine.
If there was anything at all, it was just so delicious fruits from ng Wanhua.
How could fruits cure a disease?
Lin Fangwei felt it wasn’t possible, and fearing that tracing the origin of the fruits might reveal her background, she omitted this part.
After hanging up the phone, Lin Fangwei relayed ng Jingfen’s suggestion to Zhao Sulan and Lin Youdong, and they agreed without much hesitation.
However, after the three of them arrived at the ng family’s place early the next day, ng Chuyue or Shen Ci never seed to leave the house.
Lin Youdong had his subordinates check out the Fruit Store, and they reported back saying ng Chuyue was busy working there.
They had no choice but to continue waiting.
Around noon, the ng family received a call from ng Lixing in Xiaoliu Village.
ng Lixing’s tone was sour and stern, bizarre in the extre, and the words he uttered were even more shocking, “I’m calling to tell you that ng Chuyue not only participated in this year’s college entrance examination but also scored full marks, becoming the top scholar of both the province and the city.”
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