“Siyu, these small business owners have no power or influence, they only have a little money. To us, they are just easy targets.”
Wang Siyu shrugged: "I don't care. I've already been kicked out by my family anyway. Maybe an ordinary life is my destiny."
Ye Xiaoman looked at her cousin and said seriously, "Do your parents know you have a boyfriend?"
Wang Siyu told Ye Xiaoman everything about her experiences in Beijing and how she and Chen Ze fell in love.
Ye Xiaoman waved her hand: "Alright, since Chen Ze is your boyfriend, let's forget about him making me angry. I'll give you face, cousin."
"Cousin, you're so kind."
Ye Xiaoman stared at Chen Ze and said coldly, "My cousin is all alone now. I hope you will take good care of her in the future. If I find out that you are bullying her, you are finished."
Chen Ze glanced at her and said coldly, "Siyu's affairs are none of your business. You should worry about yourself."
Ye Xiaoman stood up, glaring at him fiercely: "Do you want to be beaten?"
Wang Siyu quickly pulled her aside: "Cousin, let's talk this out. Chen Ze is my boyfriend, you can't be mean to him."
Ye Xiaoman snorted coldly, picked up the internal phone and dialed the number. She only said one sentence: "Room 109," and then hung up.
A moment later, a waiter came in.
"Xiaoqian, go and tell the kitchen to prepare a platter of deep-sea seafood sashimi for me, plus a plate of Arctic krill, an Australian lobster, a king crab, and some greens. I haven't had this in a long time."
"Yes, Miss," the waiter replied respectfully.
Ye Xiaoman elegantly lit a cigarette and parted her lips slightly: "Siyu, I truly admire your courage to leave the Wang family. However, are you really willing to live a life like that of an ordinary ant?"
"Click," Wang Siyu gently raised her hand, picked up the lighter on the table, lit her cigarette, and said softly, "Cousin, although most people yearn for a life of luxury, there are exceptions, aren't there? And I am one of those exceptions. I long for a sweet and unforgettable love."
Chen Ze listened quietly to them, not engaging in conversation. He disliked these spoiled, arrogant young ladies; they were usually the kind of women who brought trouble upon their fathers, just like the arrogant sons of officials in his previous life: "My dad's a bureau chief," "My dad's Li Gang," and so on.
Few of them ended up well.
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