"How about we stop practicing?" Lu Xingzhi suggested thoughtfully.
"Keep going! Don’t worry about the cost of damaging the car. If necessary, insurance can cover it," Huo Jincheng said, refusing to give her a chance to stop.
Lu Xingzhi: "Isn’t that considered insurance fraud?"
"Of course not. Let’s go again!" Huo Jincheng wasn’t at all concerned about the car. "If you damage it, I’ll just pay for it. This kind of money is insignificant to me."
"..." In other words, he really didn’t care if the car got damaged.
The mindset of wealthy people is truly different from us ordinary folks.
But even if you have money, you shouldn’t waste it !
"Keep going!" Huo Jincheng insisted.
However, he had witnessed Lu Xingzhi’s driving skills. She was definitely a novice with no experience at all.
"Get out of the car! I’ll park it first, then explain things to you so you can try again," Huo Jincheng said as he got out and returned to the driver’s seat.
He parked the car by the side, then got out and told Lu Xingzhi, "Get in. Start with driving straight; once you have no problems with that, we’ll move on to other things."
Lu Xingzhi started practicing driving straight, but no matter how seriously she tried, the car ended up driving crookedly. The car was about to hit the railing again, but this time, before Huo Jincheng said anything, she nervously turned the steering wheel, yet the car hit the railing once more.
But this time, it was a lighter hit.
"No need to be nervous, take it slow," Huo Jincheng was patient and didn’t mind Lu Xingzhi’s attempts.
However, his expectations for her weren’t high anymore.
"I’m not nervous, it’s just that I lack talent. Maybe my cerebrum is developed, but not my cerebellum!" Lu Xingzhi realized a new aspect of herself through this experience.
"It’s okay, everyone starts out ," Huo Jincheng reassured her, though he recalled how he learned to drive in less than half an hour.
Plus, he never crashed a car.
He parked the car by the side again, then let Lu Xingzhi drive once more.
However, Lu Xingzhi almost hit the railing again. This time, though, she managed to brake in time.
Lu Xingzhi’s face darkened. Her sense of balance couldn’t be that bad!
Driving a car should be simple; she’d seen others do it effortlessly, so why was it so hard for her?
"Well... Uncle, how about we call it a day? I’m worried your car might really become unusable," Lu Xingzhi thought she truly wasn’t talented in this aspect and considered giving up.
"Let’s go one more time! Someone as smart as you should be able to learn to drive," Huo Jincheng positioned the car properly for Lu Xingzhi to practice again.
And Lu Xingzhi, not failing his expectation, crashed into the railing for the third time.
Huo Jincheng really hadn’t anticipated that Lu Xingzhi, a pianist with fingers said to have magical power, couldn’t operate a steering wheel.
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Could driving really be this difficult?
"Let’s stop here for today! We’ll continue tomorrow," Huo Jincheng decided it was best to stop for now, otherwise he’d worry that this grocery-getting car might be totaled.
Otherwise, tomorrow the kitchen staff wouldn’t have a car to buy groceries, and the little darling might go hungry.
He was grateful they hadn’t used his luxury cars for Lu Xingzhi’s practice—he would’ve been heartbroken.
"Okay," Lu Xingzhi also breathed a sigh of relief.