Chapter 110: Master Bo Miss Jih Keeps Crying Out in Pain While Applying Medicine

Lu Zhenzhen took a deep breath, seemingly resigned, “Great, a handbag worth millions, I’ll have to carry it for a couple more days before I trash it.”

“Might as well keep it, after all, it’s a lot of money.”

“Right.”

There was a rustling sound on the phone, and Lu Zhenzhen took off her clothes and laid back down, “I’m going to sleep now, you get up early for your class.”

“Mm.”

Nan Jiaojiao didn’t tell her that she had already been on the balcony blowing in the cold air all morning.

Once she was fully awake, she left the house, had a bowl of rice noodles in the old alley, and with no classes that day and nowhere to go, and not wanting to go home, she remembered Ye Wanting’s mother had been in the hospital for quite a while, so she simply bought a fruit basket and went to the hospital to visit.

“Where are you?”

She called Ye Wanting.

The hospital was crowded, and as Nan Jiaojiao wandered around and passed through a corridor, she saw Bo Yanching.

The man was standing in the smoking area, his posture erect, still wearing yesterday’s suit.

The expensive fabric showed no sign of wrinkles, even after a night.

His phone still pressed to his ear, Ye Wanting said something, but Nan Jiaojiao didn’t pay attention to what it was.

Their eyes met, and Bo Yanching instinctively put out his cigarette.

Just as he was about to step toward her, a young nurse dashed out from the ward.

“Master Bo, Miss Jih keeps crying in pain while applying medicine.

Her skin is too delicate, and we dare not press too hard.”

Bo Yanching paid no attention and didn’t move, his dark eyes unblinkingly fixed on Nan Jiaojiao.

Her face was cold, expression pale, as every word of the nurse could be heard clearly by her, even from halfway down the corridor.

Bo Yanching clenched his molars hard and then turned to go to Jih Mingyue’s ward.

But he couldn’t let it go, and as he reached the door he looked back, only to see that ungrateful little rascal with her phone, heading in another direction.

“Master Bo…” the nurse tentatively urged him.

Bo Yanching, stifling his frustration, said, “Can’t you figure it out yourselves?

What’s the use of finding me?”

The scolding left the nurse trembling all over, and she hurriedly went around him into the ward.

“Jiaojiao!”

Ye Wanting was waiting outside the ward.

She had just heard the elevator and had come over, just in time to meet Nan Jiaojiao.

“How come you are out so early today?

Do you have classes?”

“No,” Nan Jiaojiao handed her the fruit basket, “How is your aunt doing?”

“She’s woken up, but she needs to recover slowly and can’t be discharged from the hospital yet.”

Ye Wanting’s face showed a hint of worry as she held the fruit basket and said, “You’ve come, and I’m already grateful.

Don’t bring anything next time.”

“It’s the least I could do.”

Ye Wanting pulled her by the hand towards the window, “Jiaojiao, the manager called me this morning, saying you earned a commission of fifty thousand the night you covered for me.

What did you do?

Did anyone give you a hard time?”

She knew what kind of place Minglun was.

Taking a risk to work there was because the commission at Minglun was higher than elsewhere, and occasionally there would be tips from customers.

But still, fifty thousand in one night was unbelievably high.

She kept pressing the manager, who was vague and obviously impatient but also did not dare to hang up first, as if he didn’t want to offend her.

Ye Wanting asked several coworkers, but they also didn’t know anything about it.

Nan Jiaojiao looked at Ye Wanting with a glance.

The concern on her face was genuine.

“Only fifty thousand?” she asked.

Ye Wanting was astonished, “Fifty thousand… isn’t that a lot?

Jiaojiao, what on earth…”

“Some idiot bought two thousand bottles of Remy Martin,” Nan Jiaojiao roughly stated the amount.

Seeing Ye Wanting’s face turn pale with shock, she refrained from exaggerating further, “Don’t worry, the commission was earned legitimately, you take it with peace of mind.”