Love’s Serious Moment

Just as she was sighing, the half-closed living room door was suddenly pushed open violently, slamming against the wall and bouncing back, nearly hitting the intruder’s face. Fortunately, the person was prepared, stopping the door’s rebound with a delicate jade-like arm. Before the door-slamming sound could dominate, a loud, resonant voice filled every corner of the living room.

“Hey! Blocking me is useless! I’ve come three times, and not getting donations seems unreasonable. I told you I’m the boss’s wife’s friend—” She paused, seeing the pale, fragile beauty, and her voice added a hint of surprise: “Xiao Susu! You haven’t changed at all, still so pale and petite. And you really live in Taichung!”

Taking two or three large steps to the beautiful woman, she introduced herself:

“I’m Du Feifan, your classmate from five-year specialized school.”

“I… remember you.” Du Feifan was her classmate, also a campus celebrity back then – sociable, capable, with excellent grades, a versatile talent. Her only flaw was never focusing on one thing. So during her five years of student life, she didn’t have many remarkable achievements. Xiao Susu was actually surprised she could leave such a deep impression, as she often took leave and had little interaction with classmates.

“Madam, she…” Driver Huang, out of breath, pointed at the intruder, unable to complete a sentence.

“She’s my classmate, don’t worry,” she said.

“But she’s determined to raise funds. The boss won’t be happy. She has an agenda,” he insisted, determined to protect the madam’s safety and prevent anyone with ulterior motives from entering this small castle.

“Don’t worry, if I want donations, I’ll go to Taipei to ask Mr. Tang. I won’t target my classmate. Today, I’m just meeting an old friend. Is that okay?” Du Feifan’s gaze had long been fixed on the beautiful woman in plain clothes.

Xiao Susu felt uncomfortable being stared at, lowering her stunning face, feeling awkward and shy about interacting with outsiders. Passively waiting for others to speak, being a good listener was her only expertise.

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