Chapter 2204: Honeymoon Extra—Campus Revenge Against Scum (Part 24)

Gu Shengyin declined, saying there was no need. After saying thank you, she hung up the phone amid the young policeman’s confusion.

She absolutely had to transfer schools.

It was just that this matter had already been brought up by someone else.

…

The atmosphere in the Chen Family was extremely serious at the moment.

In the spacious hall, the spirited Old Madam Chen and her eldest son’s family, all with solemn expressions, were sitting upright in their chairs.

Ji Yu sat calmly in his chair. His older brother and sister, who had long been living elsewhere with their own families, also wore uniformly grave expressions.

Old Madam Chen swept a glance over her son, daughter-in-law, and grandson, and finally let her gaze land on this youngest grandson. The stern look in her eyes instantly softened a little.

“So, all of you had that dream last night?”

The dream Old Madam Chen was referring to was precisely the reason the whole family had finally managed to sit down together.

As it turned out, everyone in the Chen Family had had the same dream the previous night.

The dream was extremely mysterious. The main idea was that the Chen Family’s youngest son, Chen Xize, was born frail, carrying a congenital weakness from the womb, and judging from his condition, he wouldn’t live past twenty‑five.

But there was a hint of a turning point: in the year he turned eighteen, he would meet the benefactor destined for him, and that benefactor…

If only one person had such a dream, it could still be explained as thinking about something in the daytime and dreaming about it at night, wishing so hard for Chen Xize’s health to improve that you dreamed about it.

Yet for the entire family to dream it together—that made things truly uncanny.

Old Madam Chen was a devout believer in Buddhism. When she woke up in the morning, she immediately felt this must be the Bodhisattva secretly giving her guidance.

So early this morning, she called her son and daughter-in-law over.

And when she heard that everyone had had the same dream, Old Madam Chen’s conviction only grew stronger.

“We have to go find this benefactor!” she said gravely.

Chen Xize was the very lifeblood of the family; everyone at home wanted him to live out his life healthy and safe.

Even Mr. Chen, who had never believed in such supernatural nonsense, after frowning for a moment, ultimately didn’t voice any objection.

After all, he was his own son. What if…

it really came true?

Seeing that no one disagreed, Old Madam Chen began to talk about how they should go looking for the person from the dream.

At this point, Ji Yu suddenly spoke up: “Grandma, I know where she is.”

Whoosh!

Every pair of eyes in the family turned to him.

Ji Yu’s expression didn’t change. “I had a similar dream, but I know a bit more than you do.”

Old Madam Chen’s face lit up with joy. “That’s even better. It looks like she really is Xize’s benefactor.”

Ji Yu smiled, thinking to himself, She’s not just my benefactor—she’s your future granddaughter‑in‑law.

He stood up. “I’ll go pick her up myself.”

Old Madam Chen wanted the eldest grandson to go with him, but Ji Yu refused.

Going to bring his own beloved home—he absolutely wasn’t going to let anyone else tag along!

So, when Gu Shengyin woke up from a nap that afternoon, she discovered there was one more person by her bed.

Maybe she was too familiar with his presence; she actually hadn’t sensed him at all.

Ji Yu looked at her with a smile. “Ayin, I’ve come to take you home.”

Gu Shengyin sat up from the bed, a little dazed. Before she could untangle her thoughts, her lips had already answered on instinct: “Okay.”

She trusted this man. No matter what happened, he would arrange everything properly.

Ji Yu caught the sound of her inner voice, couldn’t help rubbing the top of her head, and his lips curved into a smile.

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Today’s update.

Let me explain a bit about Gao Lengzhi’s new book: since it only launched yesterday, platforms like QQ Reading and the QQ Book City app are updating in sync. But Qidian and QQ Browser are channel sites, and their synchronization is slower. Right now the new book hasn’t been pushed over there yet, so darlings, don’t worry—give it a few days and you should be able to read it.

I, am, really, not, a, con, artist.