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Chapter 24: The daughter is willing to admit her mistake (24)

At noon, Meng Anying rejected Ji Yuanbai's proposal to have dinner together and walked to a restaurant not far from the school.

The girl solemnly announced her mother-in-law's name and was led to a private room.

Meng Anying immediately saw Ji's mother sitting in the private room waiting, and hesitantly stepped forward: "Aunt Ji."

Ji's mother heard the sound of opening the door, turned to look at her, and uttered one word: "Sit."

Meng Anying sat down in front of her slowly, feeling uneasy.

"Miss Meng," Ji Mu raised her eyelids and asked bluntly, "What do you want to do before you are willing to leave Yuan Bai?"

"Ah?" Meng Anying was confused by this question. She blinked blankly, feeling that this was not the same scene as she had imagined.

Ji's mother was not in the mood to talk to her anymore. She had been the pampered Mrs. Ji for a long time and was used to smooth sailing. She had little patience with Meng Anying: "In other words, how much do you want to leave Yuanbai?"

Meng Anying understood this sentence, and the girl's face suddenly turned pale, as if she had been greatly insulted. She looked at her stubbornly: "Aunt Ji, Yuan Bai and I are not together for money."

Ji's mother sneered, scorning the true love she spoke of: "If Yuan Bai was not the eldest young master of the Ji family, but an ordinary gangster, would you like him?"

After a few words, the two couldn't reach a consensus and parted unhappy.

Ji Mu realized that Meng Anying could not make a breakthrough for the time being, so she stayed quiet for a few days.

At the end of October, Fujiwara High School held a monthly exam.

Ji Yanran pulled off an upset and came directly to the top spot in her grade, scoring more than 20 points more than the second grader.

The school notification text message was sent to Ji's father's mobile phone, which made him very happy. He praised Ji Yanran directly at the dinner table: "Yuan Bai should learn more from your brother. Yan Ran took the first place in the grade just a few days after he came here."

, if only you could score so many points in the exam."

"Dad is too exaggerated," Ji Yanran smiled implicitly: "It's all good genes."

His words calmly flattered Ji's father and pleased him without a doubt, but Ji's father did not realize that the genes Ji Yanran mentioned actually referred to Yan's mother.

When Ji Yanran was praised, Ji's mother on the other side became embarrassed.

Ji Yuanbai's grades have never been very good, and this time he was still at the bottom of the class as expected. If Ji's father hadn't gotten angry with the school, he probably wouldn't have been able to stay in that class.

It was good that there was no one to compare with before. Ji's mother was determined that her son would be the only heir of the Ji family, and she didn't care even if he was not good at studies. But now Ji Yanran comes out, and the one and the other are declining, which makes her son not good enough.

Ji's mother gritted her teeth and secretly glanced at Ji Yanran, who was described as cold and outstanding, and then at Ji Yuanbai, who was silent, feeling panicked in her heart.

During these days in the Ji family, the boy ate well and drank well, and he seemed to have grown healthier. His lips were rosy, his long eyelashes were hanging coldly, and his appearance was similar to that of Yan's mother, like a thorn.

It pricked her eyes and hurt.

So before the thorn really grew, Ji's mother made up her mind to get rid of him.

On the weekend, Ji Ge made an appointment with Ji Yanran to study in the library.

Ji Ge's grades are also pretty good. Although he is not as good as Ji Yanran, he is still ranked high in the class.

"How was your stay at Ji's house?" Ji Ge pulled out a thick book from the bookshelf and asked without looking back.

The boy next to him raised his lips and replied simply: "He values ​​me very much."

Ji Ge understood the meaning of his words and laughed: "Uncle Ji is happy, but Auntie may not be happy."

"It doesn't matter," Ji Yanran didn't take Ji's mother to heart: "Everything she has comes from her father, and it won't be a big deal."

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