After Scumming The Eldest Lady Of A Wealthy Family

Copywriting: 【Fan Ri Geng ing】
There is a new transfer student in the class, named Xie Buci. She is the eldest lady of a wealthy family. She is beautiful, cold and arrogant, unkind, and most importantly, generous.
When the eldest lady first arrives, she must have a few little followers around her. Wen Yan is best at this kind of thing. She “booed Xie Buyi in every possible way. Even though Xie Buyi’s attitude was cold, she still didn’t care and persisted”.
Until a cake was sent by accident, Xie Buyi remained silent for a long time and asked her why.
Looking at Xie Buyi’s red eyes and thinking of the past, Wen Yan suddenly discovered that this cold and arrogant lady who looked unkind and difficult to get close to on the surface. . . . . unexpectedly innocent and easy to deceive.
She’s “wrong-minded”.
Wen Yan slowly approached, and a kiss fell in Xie Buyi’s slightly widened eyes:
“Because I like you.”
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Xie Buyi was indeed simple and easy to deceive. She blushed and ran away with a kiss. Wen Yan pretended to be lost and hid from her for a few days. Xie Buyi couldn’t bear it and took the initiative to deliver her to the door.
After becoming Xie Buyi’s girlfriend, Wen Yan’s life will be much better. As long as she shows weakness for a little, Xie Buyi will take the initiative to help her clear all troubles.
Wen Yan thought that as long as Xie Buyi has always been so rich and powerful, she can always love Xie Buyi.
But not long after, the Xie family went bankrupt and Xie’s father jumped off the building. The noble eldest lady suddenly became a bereaved dog and could no longer spend money on her.
Wen Yan withdrew and left, facing Xie Buyi’s containment and questioning, but Yun Danfeng chuckled:
“Difficult to understand? You didn’t learn what rational investing is.”
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Later, Xie Buyi transferred to another school and left. Wen Yan thought that Xie Buyi would turn the page in her life. It wasn’t until my junior year when I was pulled by my roommate to listen to a lecture and was suddenly called out by a familiar voice.
“Classmate Wen Yan.”
Wen Yan’s lower consciousness raised his head and bumped into a pair of familiar eyes.
The eldest lady who had been “rationally invested” stood on the podium and gently pushed the gold frame. Her tone was flat and her eyes were obscure: “Please tell me about your understanding and experience of rational investment.”