Chapter 437: Chapter 437 My Standards Are High
“How does it feel, having Young Master Xie personally welco you, giving you plenty of face?” Xie Yu leaned against the doorway, raising an eyebrow at her.
“I’m flattered, but you don’t need to give that much face next ti,” Shen Zhaozhao sincerely suggested.
“What do you an?” Xie Yu sensed that he might be being disliked.
Shen Zhaozhao, “I’m afraid your enthusiasm might lead your parents to misunderstand our relationship.”
“Tsk, you’re really good at giving yourself gold stars,” Xie Yu derisively snorted without any courtesy, and then took another look at her from head to toe, “Don’t worry, my standards are high, you’re not my type.”
“So, what type do you like?” Shen Zhaozhao asked, gossiping.
Just then, a variety show featuring a top Korean actress was playing on the TV in the living room. Young Master Xie tilted his chin up, “See that? She’s the minimum standard at least.”
Shen Zhaozhao glanced at the actress’s figure and looks, admitting she couldn’t compare.
“Alright, get ready, let’s start the tutoring session.”
Just as the housekeeper brought in a set of neatly ironed school uniforms into Xie Yu’s room, Shen Zhaozhao felt it looked familiar and looked up at Xie Yu, “Are you from Jiu Middle School?”
“What about it if I am from Jiu Middle School?” Xie Yu raised an eyebrow.
Shen Zhaozhao smiled and said, “What a coincidence, my sister also graduated from Jiu Middle School. Maybe your school’s honor board still has my sister’s photo on it.”
“For real?” Xie Yu looked at her skeptically.
They really did have an honor board at their school, only he was never interested in these things on normal days.
Shen Zhaozhao, “Of course it’s true. By the way, my boyfriend is also from Jiu Middle School, you might have heard of him.”
“Who?” It sounded impressive.
“Sheng Chuyi.”
“Are you saying Sheng Chuyi is your boyfriend?” Xie Yu’s expression suddenly beca subtle.
Shen Zhaozhao proudly stated, “I told you, you must have heard of him!”
“Is he really your boyfriend?” Xie Yu looked at her skeptically.
Xie Yu didn’t know who Sheng Chuyi was, but his teachers wouldn’t stop ntioning that na every day.
A lot of people from Jiu Middle School got into Jing University, but not many were ntioned by the teachers every day.
“Of course it’s true. Do I need to lie to you? How about it, isn’t he more handso and better than you?”
Xie Yu’s mouth twitched.
He didn’t know about being handso, but the taste apparently wasn’t that great.
Xie Yu skipped the topic about Sheng Chuyi and pulled out his phone, “The tutoring ti hasn’t arrived yet, how about a round of gas first?”
“Sure!” Shen Zhaozhao had just taken out her phone and the ga sound effects had just started when she saw Mrs. Xie walk out of her room.
Shen Zhaozhao, …
Would she think Shen Zhaozhao was shirking her duties, leading her son astray?
Xie Yu glanced at her, “Don’t worry, my mom may be imposing, but we had an agreent earlier. I agreed to the tutoring, but she can’t interfere with the process.”
Then his mom really did respect him.
But studying is all about self-discipline; even if Jing University’s professors were to teach him, it would be useless if he wasn’t cooperative.
But was it really okay to say that in front of his mom?
Shen Zhaozhao stood up and smiled at Mrs. Xie.
The latter glanced at her, and without getting angry, nodded towards her, “I’m entrusting this kid to you!”
“Rest assured, I will tutor him well,” Shen Zhaozhao promptly promised.
Mrs. Xie poured herself a cup of tea and then went back to her room.
Shen Zhaozhao also put away her phone and said, “Let’s not play anymore, let’s start!”
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