Chapter 654.2 - Told You This Kid Was Like A Monkey (Part Two)
Chapter 654: Told You This Kid Was Like A Monkey (Part Two)
Were the feelings not real? Then if it was true, why would she be afraid of it? Xu Cheng’s status was even more prestigious now, so what? Lin Chuxue had stayed with Xu Cheng when he was down and out, but now that Xu Cheng has made a name for himself, did he have to abandon his wife because he thinks that she wasn’t worth it?
Lin Chuxue felt that Xu Cheng was angry with her, that the rapport between the two of them had vanished over the years!
She all of the sudden realized that no matter what they were going to face in the future, they could do it together. She had already given up her acting career because of Xu Cheng and was preparing to study abroad to prepare for the future management of Xu Cheng’s family business. She had already thought of sticking with Xu Cheng regardless of where they went. So in that case, why would she be afraid and what was there to avoid?
“Grandpas, I am Xu Cheng’s wife. My name is Lin Chuxue, and you can call me Little Xue.”
Lin Chuxue took a deep breath as she stood up and extended her hand without being ignorant nor humble. She introduced herself to the three of them with a polite and natural demeanor.
The three elderly were stunned for a bit, and Elder Zhou suddenly laughed and relaxed as he generously reached out and shook Lin Chuxue’s hand, smiling. “I have given you the jade pendant, and it’s too late to make things difficult for you now, Little Xue, is it not? Very good, you’re a good girl. This boy has good eyes, but you’re even better. You can value his future, so that makes you smarter than any other women in the world.”
Lin Chuxue let out a sigh of relief. “Thank you, Grandpa Zhou.”
Elder Zhou nodded. “To be honest, Xu Cheng is a national treasure, and since we love him, we should cherish his feathers. However, he was born on the wild side. We don’t want to be too strict, just in case he doesn’t want to come back after heading out. We wanted to find him a woman worthy of his background, just so that he can settle down in Huaxia and know how to come back home later. But after testing the boy that day, something similar to what happened just now occurred; he pounded the table and turned his attitude, so we aren’t forcing it anymore. We can’t even control this kid, but you can, so you are qualified to sit here.”
Xu Cheng was speechless. “Grandpa Zhou, why do I feel like you’re making me sound like a mad dog?”
“Aren’t you one?” Elder Xing happened to walk in and glared at Xu Cheng as he took his seat. “You are a little mad dog. Whoever messes with you has bad luck, especially your wife. Look at you, this time you came back and have had a tensed expression towards all of us today. Why?”
“You want me to not tense up for you guys, right?” Xu Cheng smacked his lips. “Alright.”
Then he unscrewed the bottle of Wuliangye Hard Liquor and poured a full cup of it, He then handed the cup to Lin Chuxue and said, “Honey, give Grandpa Xing a toast.”
Lin Chuxue nodded and stood up as she politely picked up the cup with an elegant demeanor and said, “Grandpa Xing, cheers.”
Elder Xing looked at Lin Chuxue and then at Xu Cheng with his mouth open, not knowing what to say.
Xu Cheng pointed his thumb at Lin Chuxue and said to Elder Xing, “Your granddaughter is toasting you, drink up.”
Elder Xing’s face looked as if he was struggling.
In the end, he still took Lin Chuxue’s cup and drank it down in one gulp. He then looked at Xu Cheng with an airy face. “Little b—–d, satisfied?”
Lin Chuxue curiously leaned to Xu Cheng and asked, “This Grandpa Xing’s mood doesn’t seem too good.”
Xu Cheng laughed and said in a low voice, “Because the girl they found for me to get married with was Grandpa Xing’s favorite granddaughter. Now that he drank your wine, it’s equivalent to recognizing your identity, and there are no more games for his granddaughter.”
Meanwhile, Elder Zhou laughed. “Old Xing, I’ve told you that this kid is smart like a devil, you were trying to scheme against him, but instead you were seen through by him.”