Host, just obey. He loves the innocent male protagonist so much!

"Did he bully you?"

Gu Tang asked.

Zheng Chao nodded vigorously: "Jiang Shubai, that poor bastard, was jealous of my family background, so he hid at the school gate and beat me up when I was returning to school."

"That's pretty impressive."

"Yeah, that's too much... huh?"

"I said he was pretty powerful, to be able to beat you like this." Gu Tang said, "With your family background, you're not worthy of making him jealous."

After saying that, he pulled Lu Qizhi away.

"By the way," Gu Tang said before leaving: "Director Liu, you can clean up now. You have been fired by Litton."

When these words were spoken, the dean was struck by lightning.

Being expelled from Lytton College is equivalent to being banned from this industry.

Zheng Dahai also had an ugly expression on his face. He knew his son's temper. This time, it must have been his son's fault. However, Zheng Chao was his only son, so he had to support his son.

But Lu Qizhi actually found Gu Tang as his backer.

The Gu family is not only influential in the business world, but also has many big names in politics who are members of the Gu family.

He was just a small police chief, and in Gu Tang's eyes, he was not worthy of attention at all.

Zheng Dahai sighed, looked at his good-for-nothing son, and said, "You've offended the wrong person this time."

……

Lu Qizhi was taken away from the school by Gu Tang. When he got into the Maybach, he remembered to ask Gu Tang: "Why did you come to the school to see me?"

"I miss you, so I come to see you."

Lu Qizhi: “???”

You should be thinking about Xu Qingqing, why are you thinking about me?

Gu Tang's direct question received no response, and the car suddenly fell silent.

Gu Tang was actually very panicked, afraid that Lu Qizhi would stay away from him because of this, but he remained calm and drove the car carefully.

Lu Qizhi waited a long while before asking, "Where are you taking me?"

"I'll take you to see my mother." Gu Tang said, "My mother's health is getting worse."

Lu Qizhi knew that Gu Tang’s mother had a difficult delivery when she gave birth to Gu Can, and she developed a chronic illness at that time and has been in poor health ever since.

In the original plot, when Gu Tang's mother learned that Gu Tang was imprisoned and abused by Fu Yunting, she was so angry that she died without even breathing.

"You're my only friend, and my mom wants to meet you."

Mother Gu looked very gentle, but her face was haggard due to long-term poor health. However, her eyes were still bright. She reached out and held Lu Qizhi's hand: "You are Tangtang's good friend."

Mother Gu's hands were small and cold. Lu Qizhi held Mother Gu's hands and secretly passed a little bit of his luck into them.

I don’t know if it’s because the Son of the Plane is too lucky, but the laws of nature always make life difficult for those around him.

That’s why there are so many characters whose parents offer sacrifices to the heaven.

There’s actually nothing wrong with Gu’s mother’s health, but her luck is too low.

【Host, what are you doing! 】

The sound of Totoro exploded in my head.

[You only have so little luck, yet you're so generous in giving it away.]

"Don't worry, I know what's going on."

In order to ensure a perfect ending for the Son of the Plane, Gu Tang's parents must also live a long life so that he will not be sad.

[…I’m just the protagonist of the mission, why should the host do this?]

Mother Gu suddenly felt as if the foul air that had been pent up in her heart had been released. She felt clearer and more aware, and was no longer so confused.

She took out a red envelope from under her pillow and handed it to Lu Qizhi: "This is for you, thank you for being friends with Tangtang."

Red envelope?

Lu Qizi's eyes suddenly lit up, and then he refused embarrassedly.

Mother Gu was amused by Lu Qizhi's reaction. "It's just a little bit of money, it's a token of my aunt's appreciation."

Lu Qizhi had no choice but to accept it and carefully put the red envelope into his pocket: "Thank you, auntie."