Hidden identities of the AI Heiress

Chapter 42: Chapter 42 I Want to Apologize to Her

Editor: Inschain

Li Miao returned home and saw Li Hanzhou, who stubbornly insisted on telling him about her experiences that day.

Li Hanzhou found her annoying and with long strides, was about to head upstairs.

“Who else can I talk to about these things that involve Qiao Yun?” Li Miao pouted, feeling that her brother was cold and heartless.

Li Hanzhou, who was about to go upstairs, paused, then turned around after a few seconds and sat back on the sofa. His black shirt slightly opened with the movement, revealing a glimpse of his delicate collarbone.

He casually gestured, “Go on.”

Li Miao: “…”

Why did her brother suddenly change his attitude?

She grabbed a cup of water and took a big gulp before blabbering about how Qiao Yun was bullied today, although in the end, they embarrassed themselves.

Li Miao licked her dry lips, “Obviously, Qiao Yun is going to be ostracized by them now, tsk, rich people just love to form their little cliques.”

As if she herself wasn’t super rich.

Li Hanzhou didn’t speak throughout, his gaze deep, as if lost in thought.

Li Miao said indignantly, “Brother, you’re so powerful, help me teach them a lesson. I want to take revenge for my friend.”

She just said it casually, not expecting a response from Li Hanzhou.

But she heard Li Hanzhou say, “Sure.”

Li Miao: ?

“Ah?”

She looked up at the man.

Li Hanzhou was tapping his fingers on the armrest of the couch, a slight smile tugging at his lips, “The kid is in such a sorry state, helping her out won’t hurt.”

He thought of Qiao Yun whom he had just met a few days ago.

The girl was quite well-behaved, clumsy and delicate, unable to deal with injuries, but what struck him most were her eyes, so bland as if void of any emotions.

Tsk, so weak.

“Are you possessed?”

Since when was her brother so righteous.

Li Hanzhou’s eyes swept over Li Miao’s face, slightly regretful, “It would be perfect if you could swap lives with the kid.”

Li Miao: “…”

…

After the coming-of-age ceremony, Lu Jingzhi hadn’t returned to the Lu Family home for several days until a week before school started.

He had been feeling quite troubled, thinking Qiao Yun had bitten off more than she could chew by saying she wanted to attend Shengyang High School, but it turned out she really got admitted.

He had even considered hiring a tutor for Qiao Yun, questioning her capabilities, and now the thought made him cringe.

Lu Jingzhi didn’t necessarily oppose his biological sister; it was just that after being separated for so long, he didn’t know how to interact with Qiao Yun, which was indeed a problem in terms of attitude.

Lu Ting happened to be downstairs, and upon seeing Lu Jingzhi return, she affectionately said, “Big brother, have you finished your work?”

Lu Ting had not been having a great time either; she thought Qiao Yun’s gown had been bought by Su Mian, driving her crazy with jealousy.

But there wasn’t much she could do.

She felt like she was about to explode.

Lu Jingzhi sighed, “I came back to find Qiaoqiao. I have to return to the company soon.”

Lu Ting immediately became concerned, “What’s wrong with sister?”

Lu Jingzhi gave a wry smile, “I want to apologize to her. I had been prejudiced against her, thinking she was full of lies.”

“That’s good then.”

Lu Ting breathed a sigh of relief, “Sister has been in her room playing games, how could anything happen to her? I was really worrying over nothing.”

Lu Jingzhi frowned instantly, Qiao Yun seemed to be obsessed with the internet. He pleaded, “Tingting, Qiaoqiao will be at the same school as you from now on. Keep an eye on her, make sure she doesn’t get too caught up in gaming.”

Lu Ting responded sweetly, “Don’t worry, big brother, I’ll keep an eye on that.”

Lu Jingzhi chuckled, “Given Qiaoqiao’s attitude toward studying, the fact that she passed the entrance exam for Shengyang High School really is quite shocking.”

Upon hearing this, Lu Ting hesitated, then as if making up her mind, she said, “Big brother, there’s something I don’t know if I should mention.”