A Cunning CEO Who Loves to Be Jealous
Chapter One
Early winter. After a rain in the afternoon that cleared around three o’clock, the sky appeared especially clear and bright, with a cool breeze carrying a hint of chill that wasn’t unpleasant, but rather refreshingly comfortable. Just after four o’clock, students from Feng Yu High School poured out, chatting and laughing, creating a lively atmosphere.
Suddenly, someone raised their voice—
“Du Bingmei, Chen Zhiping says he’s fallen in love with you at first sight and wants you to be his girlfriend.”
“Don’t talk nonsense,” the embarrassed boy frantically covered his companion’s mouth.
Two men passing by happened to see this scene and smiled knowingly, their outstanding appearances immediately attracting the attention of many students.
“The one on the left is so handsome,” a few female students whispered to each other.
“The one on the right isn’t bad either, looks a bit roguish and charismatic.”
“I prefer the one on the left.”
“Me too, his eyes are so bright.”
“Oh, he’s looking at us and smiling.”
“His smile is so beautiful, and he has a dimple on his right cheek, so cute.”
Someone started waving and saying hi to the two men.
“Hello,” Jin Yuanhao, standing on the right and slightly taller, enthusiastically waved back. He was about to approach the pretty girls when he suddenly received a sidelong glance and a warning.
“Please don’t extend your ‘evil claws’ to girls under eighteen, or I’ll handle this professionally, even if we’re colleagues.”
“What evil claws? Are you calling me a pervert?” The 183-cm tall Jin Yuanhao looked unhappily at his slightly shorter companion.
Shi Xuan, with deep brown short hair, wearing a plaid shirt and jeans, had bright, piercing eyes and sharp eyebrows that added a heroic touch to her already excellent face. Her casual demeanor often led people to mistake her gender, but she was undoubtedly a woman.
What frustrated Jin Yuanhao was that walking with such a woman meant people always noticed her first before acknowledging his presence.
Come on, he was a real man, and being overshadowed by a woman was a blow to his masculinity.
