Gold Medal Sweetheart

"I know that child. Her surname is Guan. She is the daughter of the director of the Industrial and Commercial Bureau." Mother Jin's voice was full of laughter.

Bai Ying was puzzled. "I heard it was called Teacher Tang Tang?"

"Tangtang?" Jin's mother suppressed her smile and became puzzled. Before she could ask more questions, there was a sudden clang from Bai Ying's phone, and the voice on the other end said, "Second Aunt, I won't talk to you anymore. My cat broke the flowerpot. I'll go clean it up first."

Jin's mother said yes, but after hanging up the phone, she couldn't help but take Bai Ying's words to heart.

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Jin Taize's car drove onto the main road, and a red car driving in front of them had a row of stuffed toys lined up in front of its rear windshield.

When Tang Xin saw the dolls sitting in a row, she couldn't help but blurt out, "How cute."

Jin Taize sneered and mocked, "It's annoying."

Tang Xin curled her lips. The aesthetics and thinking of men and women are never on the same dimension.

Jin Taize stared ahead, "Thank you for your hard work this afternoon. What reward do you want?"

"That's how you want to thank me." Tang Xin glanced at him. He really looked like a favored child of heaven. Even when chatting casually, he still had an air of superiority.

"What's the difference?" The man didn't care.

There's a huge difference, isn't it? I'm just too lazy to argue with him.

"Will you agree to whatever I ask for?" Tang Xin put her hands on her chest, tilted her head and glanced at the man beside her, with the corners of her mouth raised inadvertently.

The man looked at the little woman's naughty appearance and smiled slyly, "You said you had no intentions towards me, but I have to declare in advance that I only sell my body. As for my soul, I need to think about it."

Tang Xin was so shocked by his shameless thoughts that she rolled her eyes at him.

Under her direction, the car stopped in the basement garage of a large shopping mall. After going up to the third floor and being led to rows of claw machines, Jin Taize looked at the girl, who was a head shorter than him, in astonishment. "Are you sure this is the reward you want?"

"Aren't you going to sell your body?" Tang Xin nodded.

"Could your request be a little more modest?"

Jin Taize glanced at her with disdain. He asked her to make a request, but she didn't take the opportunity to ask for something valuable or difficult to achieve. It turned out to be such a childish wish.

Tsk, how come you are short, poor and ugly! You really don’t have the innocence of a child.

I thought he would turn around and leave, but unexpectedly, after he finished speaking, he finally walked towards the automatic coin purchasing machine.

However, when he came back and placed two baskets full of game coins in front of her, before Tang Xin could say anything, a chubby little boy beside her was attracted by the sound of the heavy game coins falling and let out a long exclamation, "Wow!"

"Why did you buy so much?" Seeing the surprised looks from the people around her, Tang Xin was not used to being overly noticed.

"See how many you can pick up." Jin Taize put the game coins into the machine, turned his head towards the machine, and put on the posture of a spectator.

She wouldn't let him look down on her. Tang Xin rolled up her sleeves to her elbows and gripped the joystick. The claw inside the machine moved in her direction. When she aimed at the doll, she pressed the confirm button firmly. However, just as the claw grasped the doll a little, it suddenly loosened as if greased, and the doll fell down.

At the same time, Tang Xin's originally tense heart suddenly relaxed because of disappointment.

Jin Taize leaned against the arcade, lazily watching the doll she had grabbed fall, a slight smile on his face. His silent mockery only piqued Tang Xin's fighting spirit, but she kept failing. Despite trying several different claw machines, her results were dismal. She'd spent most of her game coins, only to land three dolls.

Compared with others who were returning home with fully loaded shopping baskets, I felt so pitiful when seeing my doll lying alone in the basket.

The man watching the fun was very interested, "I wonder who just said I bought too many coins?"

He was really bringing up something that was not relevant to the topic. After hearing what he said, Teacher Tang's interest was mostly extinguished, and she pouted and prepared to leave.