After traveling through time, I was in the front row watching the real daughter slap her face

She took a look at the photo sent by Grandpa Le. The photo showed a boy with a serious expression, wearing black-framed glasses, pursing his lips, and looking like a nerd.

"Hiss!" she hissed.

It turns out that what grandpa said was right. This person seemed to be a good student and had a very honest personality.

"But grandpa, I like handsome boys," Le Wan replied.

Grandpa Le had been waiting for her reply and soon replied,

"Baby, you can't judge a person by his appearance. Like the one from the Fu family, he looks good, but he's useless."

Grandpa Le was right, but as a person who was obsessed with appearance, she still liked handsome guys, like the man in front of her.

Le Wan was thinking about what happened a few days ago, then she came to her senses and glanced at Zhai Jingkai who was concentrating on doing his homework.

As there was finally hope that Mother Zhai's condition would improve, the gloom in his eyes over the past few days faded a lot. Against the backdrop of the setting sun and the lights of the cafe, his delicate and handsome facial features seemed to be covered with a layer of soft light, revealing a sense of sacredness and inviolability.

But it is this damn sense of abstinence that makes it even more tempting, making people want to pick the flowers on the top of the mountain and put them in their mouths to taste them.

Le Wan thought of what her grandfather had just said, "useful", and her thoughts drifted away for a moment.

Although Zhai Jingkai looks thin, judging from the way he rolled up his sleeves to reveal his wrists and the feeling after hugging him twice, he is indeed thin, the type who looks thin when dressed but looks fat when undressed, and his chubby flesh feels quite elastic.

So he should be very "useful", right?

Le Wan couldn't help but move her gaze down, from his face to his slender neck, from his Adam's apple to the fair skin exposed at the collar of his school uniform.

Le Wan felt her mouth dry and couldn't help licking her lower lip. She wanted to continue reading, but an exercise book blocked her view.

"First, finish the questions above." Zhai Jingkai's low voice came from behind the exercise book.

"I understand, God of Learning."

Her interest was interrupted. Le Wan took the book sadly and wanted to say something, but a big hand reached out and pressed her head down.

"These are the knowledge points that you failed to solve in the mock exam. You need to master them as soon as possible."

Because the matter was serious, Le Wan immediately returned to her status as a high school student and threw away all the dirty thoughts in her mind.

"I know, I know!" She pouted, pushed his hand away, and began to read the questions carefully.

While she was concentrating on doing her homework, she did not notice that Zhai Jingkai, who was sitting opposite her, had picked up the ice water on the table and drank it in big gulps.

After another day of make-up classes, Le Wan drove Zhai Jingkai to the nearest subway station. Before getting off the train, he took a look at Le Wan's cell phone.

"Are you busy today? You've been receiving messages."

Without looking, Le Wan knew that most of the news came from her worried grandfather.

"Nothing. The elders in the family are just worried about something that doesn't exist."

"Is there anything more important than the college entrance examination?" he asked casually.

"Didn't I break off the engagement with the Fu family? My grandfather is afraid that I'll be sad, so he's helping me find another one."

After Le Wan finished speaking, she looked at Zhai Jingkai's expressionless face and suddenly felt a little guilty.

"Of course, I decisively rejected him. Just as you said, the most important thing now is the college entrance examination. How can I be distracted by other things? That's why I said that grandpa is wasting his time. I don't like to disturb him."

Zhai Jingkai unbuckled his seat belt and suddenly asked.

"So you're done with the college entrance exam, right?"

Just then, a large truck drove by and Le Wan didn't hear clearly what he said.

"what did you just say?"

"It's okay if you didn't hear it."

Zhai Jingkai glanced in the rearview mirror, opened the car door and got out.

"Instead of worrying about these trivial matters, you should concentrate on studying. Time is running out. There are still two mock exams to come. It will be difficult for you to make the same progress as in the first two. If you let your guard down halfway, you will get further and further away from your goal."

Looking at Zhai Jingkai's expression that said "don't fail at the critical moment", Le Wan snorted coldly.

"Even if you didn't tell me, I would know."

Afterwards, Le Wan rejected Mr. Le’s arrangement and said arrogantly:

"I am no longer the same person I used to be. I only love studying. Studying is everything to me. Nothing else is worth my attention!"

Looking at his precious granddaughter's determined expression, Grandpa Le could only regretfully put away the information on the young masters of various families that he had worked so hard to collect.

"Then let's talk about it after you finish the college entrance examination."

However, fate obviously doesn't go as planned, especially when they are still living in the same book instead of being the hero and heroine.

Le Wan was just speaking big words in front of her grandfather, but she didn't expect that in the blink of an eye, her ideas would be ignored.

Seeing that the hospital had already arranged the surgery time for Zhai Jingkai's mother, they had to wait patiently. At this time, someone suddenly revealed that they were openly selling organs. The reason was that Le Wan paid the surgery fee for Chen Wei's daughter. In exchange, Chen Wei donated his kidney to Zhai Jingkai's mother.

In China, voluntary organ donation is legal, but if money transactions are involved, it is suspected of organ trafficking.

As one of the suspects, Le Wan was summoned to the police station.

The whistleblower was a family member of another patient who had also been waiting for a kidney for many years, but was not as lucky as her.

They were originally ready to give up, but after seeing the good luck of Zhai Jingkai's mother, they suddenly felt dissatisfied, especially after knowing that Le Wan paid for Chen Wei's daughter's surgery. He believed from the bottom of his heart that Le Wan and Chen Wei had made an unfair deal, so he resolutely stood up to report them.

It was only at this time that the Le family discovered that their daughter had done so many things behind their backs.

"Actually, I can explain."

Le Wan sat in the middle of the sofa, with her parents sitting opposite her, her eldest and second brothers on her left, and her younger brother on her right. They all looked at her with sad eyes. This situation could be described as a joint trial.

"You go first." Father Le looked at his watch. "Mrs. Zhang will take another half an hour to prepare dinner. Let's talk about it later."

"I happened to run into him at the hospital that day. He was walking in front of me, so I bumped into him accidentally and knocked the knife off his body to the ground."

Le Wan used half-truths and half-false words to filter out some dangerous actions.

"When I saw the knife, I was stunned and subconsciously kicked it away. Then other people realized he was going to cause trouble at the hospital, so the security guards came over and subdued him."

But as soon as she finished speaking, her eldest brother glared at her.

"Make it up, keep making it up."

"I really didn't make it up. This is how it is." Le Wan was stubborn.

My brother took out his cell phone.

"That's great. I got the surveillance footage of the hospital corridor that day. Let's go verify whether what you said is true."

"I'm sorry, brother, I was wrong."

Le Wan quickly admitted her mistake.

"I knew it. If it were that simple, you would have come back crying to us."

When Mother Le saw her, how could she not understand that her daughter had been a spoiled child since she was young, and would lose her temper over the slightest thing, and when she really got upset, she would hide it from anyone.

The brother who had already watched the surveillance video felt a headache when he saw his daring sister. He originally thought that she was not as willful as before and knew how to work hard. He even thought that she had finally grown up and was no longer willful. Unexpectedly, in the end, she was not willful about small things, but big things.

"Do you know where you went wrong?" The brother felt it necessary to educate her so that she would know how to cherish her life.

"I know." Le Wan supported her hands on her knees and answered like an obedient child, "The police gave me a severe lesson that day."

Just when her brother was about to speak again, she quickly agreed.

"There won't be a next time."

And Le's mother attacked with tears.

"When you broke your knee as a child, I was so sad that I couldn't sleep all night. If you were cut by a knife, how painful would it be? If you accidentally lost your life, how would your father and I live?"

"Mom, I'm sorry. I promise I won't be impulsive again!"

Le Wan cried louder than her.