The Tycoon's Little Darling: Uncle, you're going to spoil me rotten!

Chapter 528 Little Su Inspects Ning'er's Sleeves

Jiangsu watched as Ning'er ate in the car. Her mouth was bulging, and she still had a half-eaten sandwich in her hand. She looked at him nervously and apologized, "Brother Su, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to."

Jiangsu: "Eat slowly, don't choke."

Gu Nuannuan: "..."

She suddenly understood why she had inadvertently stepped on some of Jiang Chenyu's Achilles' heel, and why everyone was so surprised when her husband indulged her. It turned out that everyone has a very special person in their heart, someone they can do anything for.

Gu Nuannuan patted Ning'er on the shoulder, "Child, your aunt's gift money is ready."

Ning'er: "..." Jiangsu slapped Gu Nuannuan's hand away and said to her, "Go back and be your stay-at-home mom. We're leaving."

Jiangsu, wearing the sunglasses Gu Nuannuan had given him, got into the car and left.

On the way, Ning'er opened a sandwich for Jiangsu. When she was about to feed Jiangsu, Jiang Xiaosu simply operated the steering wheel with one hand and ate it with the other.

"Brother Xiao Su, have you eaten anything in your car?"

"Eat."

Ning'er suddenly felt less nervous. After a while, Jiangsu said again, "You're the second one."

Ning'er: "..."

With half an hour to go before entering the examination room, Jiang Momo sat on a bench by the door, eating a sandwich and waiting for Jiangsu to take Ning'er to the examination room.

A little while later, Jiangsu arrived. He sat down next to Jiang Momo with a crumpled piece of paper in his hand and handed it to her.

"What's this?" Jiang Momo took it and opened it to find it was full of notes.

Jiangsu explained, "You haven't studied much in the past six months, and I'm genuinely worried you won't pass the exam. Having something is better than nothing. When the invigilation is less intense, do the long questions first. I'll give you the answers to the earlier ones later."

Jiang Momo: "Sure enough, there isn't a single good man in the world besides my nephews!"

Jiangsu's eye twitched. "Your brother Su isn't doing well either?"

"Don't mention him," Jiang Momo said, munching on her sandwich in a depressed mood.

Su family.

After seeing Jiang Momo off, Su Linyan went back to see his parents alone.

Sun Xiaodie was taken away by the police for questioning, and Su's parents were out exercising and had not returned. Minister Su went to work, leaving only the mother and son in the living room. Su Linyan told his mother, "Xiao Mo cares most about your opinion. If you agree, she won't feel any pressure."

Mrs. Su also told her son, "Because Xiao Mo cares most about my feelings, my agreement is a way of putting pressure on her. Su Linyan, if you want to marry Xiao Mo, make her come back and tell me herself that she wants to marry you. Otherwise, you are forcing her into marriage."

Su Linyan remained silent for a moment, then admitted, "That's right, I have been pressuring her these past two days. Mom, putting me out of the picture, do you really feel comfortable with Xiaomo marrying someone else? If she encounters a muddle-headed mother-in-law and the family is in constant turmoil, are you willing to let her go? Don't you know what kind of mess our Su family has to deal with? If you marry my dad, won't our relatives cause you less trouble?"

Mrs. Su's eyes flickered slightly, then she said firmly, "These are not reasons. Although your father's relatives are not as good as I'd like, your father is good to me, and your grandparents treat me like a daughter. Because of your father and this family, I consider myself to be very happy."

Su Linyan wanted to talk to his mother, but it would be too much of a waste of time and energy. His mother wasn't a naive or simple-minded woman; she was He Jiang'er, a renowned businesswoman. Moreover, his mother knew his weaknesses, so Su Linyan failed to persuade her this time.

Jiang Momo finished her exams. Su Linyan glanced at the time, said goodbye to his mother, and went to the school to find Jiang Momo.

After the exam, the three of them stood in the bright sunlight. Jiang Momo and Jiangsu Ning'er formed the three corners of a triangle. She pulled out a cheat sheet from her sleeve and compared answers with Jiangsu. "Did I get this right? I remember reviewing it last night, but I didn't take it out during the strict invigilation today."

After Jiangsu calculated the scores, he said, "Don't worry, passing is no problem."

Miss Jiang was a little greedy, "I want to apply again next year... never mind, I definitely won't be able to get in."

Ning'er's cheat sheet accidentally fell out of her sleeve, and Jiangsu was surprised to find that she also had cheat sheets.

Before Ning'er could pick it up, Jiangsu picked it up first. "Little chubby girl, raise your hand."

Ning'er bit her tongue and put her hands behind her back. "Brother Xiao Su, I didn't copy it. I bought it just for peace of mind."

Jiangsu grabbed Ning'er's arm from behind, looked at Ning'er's cotton-padded coat, and put his hand directly into the girl's sleeve.

Ning'er's sleeves were loose, just big enough to fit Jiangsu's hands.

"Brother Xiao Su, you've pushed my sweater up all the way up." Ning'er felt the sweater moving up her forearm and the boy's hands pinching her arm. Ning'er whispered a reminder.

A short while later, Jiangsu came out holding a handful of cheat sheets.

"I've been helping you with your studies for so long, do you think I lack confidence?"

Ning'er remained silent, and Jiang Momo couldn't help but defend her, "Why are you being so fierce? Weren't you also afraid of failing and having to retake courses when you were a freshman? Ning'er is a freshman this year, and you've experienced the counselors' intimidation tactics on freshmen before. If everyone around her is buying things, she'll be anxious if she doesn't. Besides, she didn't cheat. Ning'er is a good girl; if she says she didn't cheat, then she definitely didn't. She wouldn't lie, especially to you."

Jiangsu is innocent. "I didn't yell at her. Haven't I been good enough to her?"

Jiang Momo looked at Ning'er, "Do you think he's fierce?"

Ning'er glanced at Jiangsu; she was definitely a little scared. "Um... Auntie, your brother's here to pick you up." Ning'er cleverly skipped over the topic.

Sure enough, Su Linyan went over. "What are you saying?"

Jiangsu reached out his hand, and Ning'er readily offered her wrist for him to hold. Jiangsu led Ning'er behind him, saying, "Brother Su, Little Fatty and I are leaving now. The next exam is tomorrow afternoon at 2 PM, remember not to let my aunt miss it."

Su Linyan nodded, looking at Jiang Momo who was ignoring him. "Get in the car, I'll take you back to the hotel to study. I'm going back to the team. Sun Xiaodie was taken away this morning, I'm going to find out what happened."

Back at the hotel, Su Linyan sat absentmindedly on the sofa, seemingly troubled by something. Jiang Momo noticed, glanced at him furtively, but didn't ask, continuing to read her book.

In the afternoon, Su Linyan went to the team.

Captain Xu was furious. "What's wrong?" Su Linyan went over and asked.

Team Leader Xu pointed out the window, as if Sun Xiaodie was right there. "She's stubborn and refuses to admit it. When asked where the lithium battery came from, she said she didn't know what a lithium battery was. Isn't that ironic? Her father stole electric bicycle batteries back then, causing a fire in their house, and was even detained by the local police. How could Sun Xiaodie not know what a lithium battery is?"

Su Linyan picked up the cigarettes on Captain Xu's table, took them out, and lit one for himself in frustration. "If she confesses, she'll face a prison sentence. If it were me, I wouldn't confess either. Or maybe you don't have enough evidence and need her to confess voluntarily."

Captain Xu sat down angrily, looking at his colleague who had suddenly come to see him. "Hey, didn't you say it was inconvenient for you to know about the case? Why did you suddenly come to see me?" Su Linyan casually placed his lighter on the table and smoked, saying, "I was blindly confident yesterday."