Chapter 234: Chapter 233 Ya Qing’s Weibo
The classroom was in an uproar.
Outside the classroom, leaning against the railing, Lu Mian didn’t go inside. Her long legs tapped the floor intermittently, occasionally she glanced at the situation inside the classroom before looking down again, texting nonchalantly.
No one else in the school dared to be so brazen with their phone use, only Lu Mian was that audacious.
When the early-arriving teachers walked by her, they pretended to see nothing and passed by without glancing in her direction.
The scene was quite surprising and a bit funny.
She had the clout to act so arrogantly, and no one could say anything about it.
Su Luo came from the stairwell and paused when she saw Lu Mian not entering. She shook her ankle and squatted slowly to tie her shoelaces.
While pretending to be casual, she asked, “What’s wrong with you?”
Her tone was still haughty, but she lowered her voice quite a bit.
Lu Mian tilted her chin up, “Noisy.”
One word, as succinct as possible.
While Su Luo was tying her shoelaces, she overheard bits of the conversation and roughly understood what was going on— it was just a dispute about whether Bai Fangfei’s autograph and the Fatty Brothers’ autographs were real or fake.
Although twenty autographed books were rare, if they were obtained by Lu Mian, there really wasn’t anything to question.
Having been around Lu Mian for a while, Su Luo’s mentality had also stabilized.
Such a girl, always full of surprises and unexpected actions, it wasn’t strange whatever she did or brought out.
She curled her lips and shook her head with a more playful air.
As if thinking of something, she asked more as she stood up from the ground, “That day in the equipment room, were you really okay?”
Lu Mian lazily shifted her gaze; her phone was already put away in her pocket. Her hands casually rested on the railing as she tilted her head, her lips curved in a rebellious smile with a hint of deeper meaning.
With a bite of her lip, Su Luo’s tone became somewhat urgent, “I’m not just being concerned about you, I just don’t want to owe you any favors!”
“Oh…” Lu Mian drew out the sound with a smile, in a pretty good mood, “It’s nothing.”
She hadn’t dwelt on the incident in the equipment room, but she was certain that there was indeed a murderous air then. Xiao Qimo had stopped her, and she had no choice but to drop it.
“Oh, good, it’s nothing. My grandpa has been asking you to eat at my house, telling me to pass on the message every day, and I’m really tired of hearing it. You decide whether to go or not, just tell him yourself!”
Lu Mian gave an OK gesture.
Su Luo plunged headfirst into the classroom, and after taking a few steps, she realized that Lu Mian was following her. For some reason, her pace quickened.
The arguing in the classroom quieted down with Lu Mian’s arrival.
Xu Jiahui pushed aside the classmate next to him and walked up to Lu Mian with two autographed books. This incident seemed to have boosted his confidence, and he was no longer as fearful of Lu Mian.
He mocked, “Lu Mian, can you explain why the signatures in these two books are different?”
Without even looking, Lu Mian replied, “One real, one fake, what’s there to explain?”
“See, she admits one is fake. Hahaha, did you not expect our class representative could get the real thing, or what? Are you just asking to be humiliated?”
The classmates all shook their heads, urging Xu Jiahui to stop talking.
When Bai Fangfei saw Lu Mian, her expression twisted, always carrying a bit of guilt and evasiveness, and a faint unease settled within her.
Lu Mian’s clear eyes swept over everyone and finally settled on Bai Fangfei, with a smile that was there but not quite.
“Class rep, haven’t you seen Ya Qing’s latest Weibo post?” she stated calmly.
“Weibo?” The crowd was taken aback.
Bai Fangfei’s heart skipped a beat, her strong unease becoming more apparent.
At this moment, everyone pulled out their phones to search without further ado.
Ya Qing’s Weibo was officially verified, with over 2.7 million followers. Ya Qing rarely posted updates, and the few that were there were mostly promotions for new books.
But this time, Ya Qing had unusually made a clarifying post.
[The twenty autographed books have been delivered, worry not. PS: No current plans for collaboration with Bai Family Cultural Media Company, beware of false information.]
Below was an attached picture.
Ya Qing’s handwritten autograph.