"Yeah." Ji Mingzheng responded lightly, "Grandpa, I'm going to the company first, you can take a rest."

Mr. Ji called him and said, "Please give Xiaoyi a visit. She has to go to school to do experiments today."

Shen Shuyi was about to leave the Ji family's main residence when the housekeeper Uncle Song stopped her and said that the old man asked the young master to take her to school.

She arrived at Ji Mingzheng's Rolls-Royce on time, and the driver opened the door and invited her in.

She then realized that Special Assistant Li was sitting in the passenger seat and Ji Mingzheng was sitting in the back seat. She then sat next to Ji Mingzheng and greeted him.

"Thank you for your help, bro."

"You're welcome." Ji Mingzheng glanced at her indifferently, then retracted his gaze and slowly looked at the document in his hand.

The car drove into the city and for some reason the road suddenly jolted. The driver then told them about the emergency and told them not to worry as everything was fine.

But because of this bump, Shen Shuyi accidentally leaned towards Ji Mingzheng and her head hit his chest.

She raised her head quickly, "Sorry, brother, I didn't mean it."

What she met was the man's cold gaze.

The girl's fair and slender neck came into view and he smelled that familiar fragrance again. Ji Mingzheng suddenly remembered the night when she was drunk.

She stumbled into his arms...

"It's okay." Ji Mingzheng said in a low voice. He put down the documents and closed his eyes to rest. He exuded a noble and cold aura that made it impossible for anyone to get close to him.

There was some traffic jam on the way to school. Shen Shuyi grabbed her bag and leaned against the car window, not daring to look at Ji Mingzheng again.

The driver knew that she was in a hurry, so he took the shortcut, turned left and right, and Shen Shuyi's head almost hit the car window several times.

Ji Mingzheng heard her hiss and opened his eyes to look at her, "Why are you sitting so far away?"

"Hmm?" Shen Shu was startled and looked at him sideways, as if he saw a faint smile from his cold eyebrows.

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