Ye Li didn't understand business matters.
All she knew was that, whether it was because of her or Xiao Bao, Fu Yanci would not let those people off easily.
The phrase "regardless of whether the dead or injured are killed" is enough to tell you this.
But Ye Li didn't intend to get involved.
Xu Moran was right about one thing: she was not very capable. As a result, when the Ye family went bankrupt, she had to beg and plead with everyone she could to help with the debt of 100 million yuan. In the end, she had to ask Fu Yanci for help to solve the problem.
If it weren't for Fu Yanci, what would have become of her?
Those creditors had long been clamoring to throw her into the shadows, to make her a tabloid streamer, or something even more disgusting.
The conflict at the ski resort yesterday was just another smaller version of what happened.
They should have paid the price for their despicable actions the moment they made them, so no matter how Fu Yanci deals with them, it's their own fault.
The dormitory smelled wonderful. After Ye Li finished washing up, Lu Xiaoxiao had already made soy milk.
With a click, two golden-brown, warm slices of bread popped out of the bread machine.
There were two boiled eggs in the kettle.
After chatting and laughing through breakfast, Ye Li and Lu Xiaoxiao went out and headed towards their respective classrooms.
In the third year, the number of major courses increases, and classrooms for classes from various departments are relatively concentrated.
Ye Li walked to the classroom in less than ten minutes.
As she opened her book to see what she would be learning that day, and then listened to a few design case studies with her headphones on, the classroom gradually filled up.
When Jiang Chengcheng, Hu Yuting, and Feng Ruoying entered the room, they immediately saw Ye Li sitting in the first row.
The girl in the mint green down jacket had fair, rosy skin and a relaxed, cheerful expression. It was obvious that she was eating and sleeping well at the Starry Apartment.
They exchanged glances, their expressions varying.
In the winter at Imperial University, the cold air seems to seep in from all directions, making people's ears and noses turn red from the cold.
Walking all the way from the dormitory, my head felt numb from the cold.
What was most painful was that the once warm and cozy dormitory turned into an icebox after Ye Li moved out.
The dormitories at Imperial University have heating.
Ye Li is afraid of the cold, so she brought her own heater to her dormitory.
Because the heaters are powerful, their dormitory's monthly electricity bills are staggering. Ye Li said from the moment the heaters were put into use that she would be responsible for all the electricity costs.
In other dorm rooms, the girls were all wearing sweaters or coats, shivering as they crawled into bed after taking a shower.
Their dormitory was warm and cozy.
The temperature is suitable.
Lots of snacks.
They are all adorable girls, and they can chat about anything.
In the evenings or on weekends, their dormitory is the liveliest in the entire floor.
All of this came to an abrupt end after Ye Li moved away.
It's easy to go from frugality to extravagance, but difficult to go from extravagance to frugality. The dormitory room, without a heater but only central heating, is so cold that it's unbearable.
On the first day after Ye Li moved out, the three of them wrapped themselves in down jackets and managed to stay warm all night.
The next day, after discussing it, they went to the supermarket near the school gate and bought a cheap and good quality space heater.
A week later, when they paid the electricity bill, all three of them were furious.
Not only that, there's no longer an unlimited supply of snacks and fruits, no more lively exchanges, and even homework that used to be so easy to copy is no longer available.
As it turns out, even a starved camel is bigger than a horse.
It's true that there's no harm without comparison.
Hu Yuting and Feng Ruoying exchanged a glance, then couldn't help but look at Jiang Chengcheng with resentment.
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Jiang Chengcheng's eyes reddened with anger.
The bell rang, the professor walked onto the podium, and the students around him greeted him in varying degrees.
Jiang Chengcheng's gaze fell on the refreshing and bright mint green of the first row, her eyes filled with hatred.
The phone in her pocket vibrated a few times. Jiang Chengcheng glanced at the professor who was focused on lecturing, then lowered her head and took out her phone.
One glance was enough to invigorate me.
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