The principal stammered for a long time, unable to say the words “Student Tian Ye”.
“Useless.” Tian Ye stood up, glanced at the principal who didn’t dare to raise his head, and helplessly left the campus.
“Young master, where will you stay? Hill University’s villas are quite nice. Why don’t you consider staying there?”
Hui caught up with Tian Ye after leaving the principal’s office.
“I’ve told you, don’t call me young master on campus. Call me Tian Ye,” Tian Ye stopped and looked at Hui.
“This… I don’t dare to do that,” Hui blushed and quickly responded.
“Heh, isn’t that the same as being useless as the principal?” Tian Ye left Hui behind and walked forward alone.
Hui immediately chased after him, “I’ll say it, I’ll say it.”
“Okay,” Tian Ye stopped, turning his back to Hui.
“Young… Master,” Hui’s face turned blue, unable to get the words out.
“Young Master, give me some time, I’ll slowly adapt. By the way, you’re not planning to live in the university dormitory, are you?”
“Who said I want to stay in their dormitory? It’s filthy. Find me an apartment outside campus. I’ll live alone. Got it? Don’t find me any servants.” Tian Ye turned back and glared fiercely at Hui.
“Okay, okay, I’ll arrange it right away.” Hui hurriedly took out his phone to contact his assistant.
He was like a prince from a fairy tale, possessing everything but feeling he had never found himself. Everything he had was inherited, and he caused a stir wherever he went, attracting student adoration. Although highly respected, he always felt lonely, believing he had never truly had a friend who cared for him emotionally.
He wanted to change his environment, start over as an ordinary student, and enjoy some peace. He hoped to navigate university using his own abilities and experience life and emotions truly his own.
Even the most ordinary things, which others might take for granted, he wanted to experience. If he were to do all this, could he still be the Tianye everyone envied?
