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nTranslator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

nThe housekeeper was confused, but before she asked what the number meant, Qin Zhi’ai added, “You call him and tell him.”

nThen she turned around and walked upstairs before the housekeeper could respond.

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nBecause Qin Zhi’ai was hurt, she couldn’t attend any promotional activities and only rested at home.

nIn the past two days, Qin Zhi’ai hadn’t slept well at night. Three or four days after the accident, the less severe bruises began to heal, and the pain gradually disappeared.

nSeven days later, Qin Zhi’ai went to the hospital for an examination, confirming that the wound on her calf had healed very quickly. After the stitches were taken out, a twisted, ugly scar was left on her calf.

nSeven days ago, on Old Master Gu’s birthday, she hadn’t been able to celebrate with him because of Jiang Qianqian.

nWhen Liang Doukou had left Beijing, she had told her to ingratiate herself with Old Master Gu, so Qin Zhi’ai drove directly to the Gu Mansion from the hospital.

nQin Zhi’ai didn’t tell Old Master Gu that she was coming. When she arrived there, it was just twelve o’clock in the afternoon, but they had finished lunch already.

nOld Master Gu was very happy to see her, so he let her sit down and chat with him and asked the housekeeper to prepare her favorite dishes.

nHer favorite dishes were actually Liang Doukou’s favorite dishes.

nThen he realized that Qin Zhi’ai had gone there alone, so he asked, “Why did you suddenly come here today? Does Yusheng know that you’re here?”

n“He went to the company, and he doesn’t know that I’m here.” After saying that, Qin Zhi’ai found that she was an expert at lying.

nShe hadn’t seen Gu Yusheng for several days; how could she know his agenda?

nDuring the days she disguised herself as Liang Doukou, she improved both her acting skills and her lying skills.

nQin Zhi’ai mocked herself in her heart, then lowered her eyes to make her expression more calm and natural. “I just felt bored at home this morning, thinking that I had to leave early on your birthday because I felt sick, so I decided to come over and see you.”

n“You’re still more considerate than Yusheng.” Hearing what Qin Zhi’ai had said, Old Master Gu grinned ear to ear, then seemed to remember something and shouted toward the kitchen, “Nanny Zhang, prepare some dishes that Yusheng likes.”

nWith Nanny Zhang’s confirmation, Old Master Gu turned his head and looked at Qin Zhi’ai, saying, “Having your lunch alone will be very boring, but Nanny Zhang will pack it for you. You can take it to the company and eat it with Yusheng.”

nTake lunch to Gu Yusheng?

nThe most annoying thing to Gu Yusheng was that she had shown up in front of him, but grandfather was asking her to take lunch to Gu Yusheng’s company and eat with him, which only meant trouble for her.

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