No one knew that Chi Yao had met him once before moving into Ruan Xingran's house.
That was in front of the only three-star Michelin restaurant in S city.
Seven or eight supercars stopped on the side of the road with an overwhelming roar like the wind. A dozen well-dressed boys and girls got down and rushed to open the door of the first car.
That was an extremely red Ferrari.
The car door slowly opened, first a pair of Balenciaga dad shoes, then the latest AC chain jeans, paired with a pure black belt from Diesel and a brown Margiela cardigan sweater, and finally a face that was so exquisite that it was impeccable.
"Hey, Mr. Ran bought a new car again?"
The young man sneered, his tall nose looming in the puff of smoke.
"Call that **** Yan Che out for me."
He casually put out the cigarette between his fingers, and the earring in his left ear shimmered under the streetlight.
The young man smiled very softly, but it was frightening for no reason: "I count to three. You have to decide for yourself whether to hand over someone or close the shop."
Chi Yao never thought that he would interact with such a legendary young master of the Tian family.
"Oh, you, a poor person like you, want to enter my young master's house?"
The paint fell to the ground, dyeing the floor colorful.
That was the paint that Chi Yao worked day and night for half a year before he was willing to buy it, but it was not worth the price of a piece of wooden flooring at Ruan Xingran's house.
"You want to compensate? What do you want to compensate? Should I compensate you with your washed white clothes, or should I compensate you with the 925 silver necklace around your neck?"
The young man sneered: "You alone deserve the compensation?"
At that time, Chi Yao never thought that in the near future, the arrogant and domineering Ruan Xingran would hold her hand tightly and prevent her from leaving.
"Chi Yao, I know I'm not worthy of you, but...
Chi Yao will never forget that day when the young man, with red eyes and choked with sobs, begged softly:
"Sister, please don't abandon me. "
Intention: It is better to rely on yourself than to rely on others