Chapter 81: Do Not Expose Your Identity

At the time, Bo Yanching didn’t hold Nan Jiaojiao in high esteem, believing that, with her own abilities, she couldn’t possibly be a match for Shen Shichu.

Little did he know that she would quietly sabotage Shen Shichu’s merchandise and erase her tracks so cleanly and beautifully that Shen Shichu hadn’t yet found the person responsible.

Nan Jiaojiao had never revealed how she planned to deal with Shen Shichu, nor had she ever approached Bo Yanching for help.

But, just because she didn’t speak, couldn’t he help her secretly?

With this in mind, Bo Yanching asked meaningfully, “Are you free lately?”

Yaen Chi’s eyelids twitched.

In their circle, there was no such thing as a person with spare time.

“Quite free.”

“Go add fuel to the fire,” Bo Yanching said.

Yaen Chi was intrigued, “How?

Blatantly or covertly?”

Bo Yanching’s thin lips curled coldly, his voice colder than the autumn wind outside the window, “Without exposing your identity, hit them with everything you’ve got.”

“Understood.”

To bring down the Shen Family or Shen Shichu was as simple for Yaen Chi as crushing an ant.

But doing so without leaving a trace was a bit more challenging.

Bo Yanching was considering Nan Jiaojiao’s feelings, not wanting to displease her.

Yaen Chi took a sip of his drink to steady himself, couldn’t help but glance again at Bo Yanching’s pectoral muscles, and then stood up, “There’s a mall next door, should I buy you one?”

Bo Yanching nodded, which was agreement enough.

Yaen Chi walked out, closed the door, and leaned against the wall, silently bursting into laughter for a while.

When his legs stopped shaking from laughter, he slowly walked away.

That afternoon, upon finishing her class, Nan Jiaojiao saw several missed calls on her phone from the same number, which looked vaguely familiar.

She called back, “This is Nan Jiaojiao.”

“Mrs.

Shen, the wedding dress that Mr.

Shen ordered has arrived.

When are you and Mr.

Shen available to come in for a fitting so we can coordinate the jewelry with it?”

Nan Jiaojiao was stunned for a while before she remembered such a thing was indeed in the works.

“Has Mr.

Shen been notified?”

“Mr.

Shen didn’t answer his phone, so we contacted you first.”

“Let’s talk about it later, I’m busy lately.”

After hanging up, Xu Tingting came out from the neighboring lecture hall and saw Nan Jiaojiao approaching, she then jogged over to link arms with her.

“Jiaojiao, my brother told me you went to the hospital a few days ago.

Where were you hurt?”

“A minor injury, it’s already healed.”

Nan Jiaojiao fished out a lollipop from her pocket, “I ate one of your lollipops, this is to return the favor.”

Xu Tingting’s mind took a moment to make the connection before she laughed, “He has a drawer full of them, and you’re not a stranger.

If you ate it, you ate it.

Next time I go there I’ll grab a bunch for you.”

“Sounds good.”

Nan Jiaojiao peeled open a peach-flavored one and asked, “What flavor is yours?”

“Strawberry, my favorite!”

Xu Tingting also popped the lollipop into her mouth, and the two girls chatted as they walked to the school gate.

The Xu Family’s driver was supposed to pick them up, but they couldn’t see him today.

Instead, a rose-colored sedan was parked at the school entrance.

Ye Shiqing came over, basking in the attention of her peers, and without sparing Nan Jiaojiao a glance, proudly told her classmates, “My mother has come to pick me up.

She’s taking me shopping for a gown to wear for the semi-finals.

I won’t be able to hang out with you guys today.”

“Shiqing, you’re so amazing.

I watched the show, and none of those contestants are a match for you; you’re the best.”

“That’s right, Shiqing will definitely be the champion.

Will you invite us to the grand finale?”

“Of course, I won’t miss inviting any of you,” Ye Shiqing said as she waved goodbye to them and jogged to the car, deliberately opening the passenger door and leaning her body to the side.

She provocatively looked at Nan Jiaojiao.

Sitting in the car was Lin Shuyun.

“Crack.”

The lollipop in Nan Jiaojiao’s mouth snapped in half.