My Super Beautiful Lady Boss
Chapter 548 - 548 545 Huang Yingying

548: Chapter 545 Huang Yingying 548: Chapter 545 Huang Yingying The convoy of cars quickly arrived at Changqing Lake, which was considered the Lingnan Chamber of Commerce’s leisure resort.

The Chamber owned fifty percent of the shares, making it the largest shareholder.

The infrastructure here was well developed, designed entirely according to the national standards for holiday resorts, with swimming pools, golf courses, racetracks, various health clubs, and much more.

There was nothing they couldn’t do, only what you couldn’t imagine.

Su Xuan had heard that there were many special services here, so he eagerly followed everyone to the site.

Everyone was given fishing gear, and they were free to enjoy the morning, but the fishing competition would not start until the afternoon.

With nothing else to do, Su Xuan and Liu Sheng strolled around Changqing Lake.

Though they were just wandering, Su Xuan was actually on the lookout for pretty girls, having heard there were many here before.

Later, in a chat with security guard Old Master Liu, Su Xuan learned that it wasn’t that there were none, but that they hadn’t started their shifts yet.

Those ladies usually came after two in the afternoon.

Su Xuan sighed regretfully.

His timing was off, and he would have to wait until the afternoon to flirt with the girls.

Being a tourist spot in Rongcheng City, Changqing Lake was slightly less crowded today since it wasn’t the weekend.

“Let’s go, get on the boat.”

Su Xuan invited Liu Sheng to take a boat ride to admire the great scenery of the motherland, considering they had time to kill before the afternoon fishing competition—and the pitiful prizes.

Su Xuan could pull out a cheque from his wallet worth more than the prize.

There was a legend that in ancient times, the Seven Fairy used to descend to earth and bathe here at Changqing Lake, visiting monthly, very punctually.

Listening to the guide, Su Xuan felt it sounded like a visit from an “auntie.” Once a month, and always right on schedule, Liu Sheng grimaced and kept silent.

Su Xuan knew Liu Sheng’s hands were itching again; Liu Sheng had been a skilled thief before, and now with so many tourists keeping wallets in their coat pockets, it was like they were challenging Liu Sheng and looking down on his skills.

Now, since staying with Su Xuan, he had been much more restrained.

Su Xuan wasn’t interested in those Seven Fairies or any of that mythological stuff, but marrying a fairy would be cool.

Su Xuan had never slept with a fairy, and he believed many people would want to try it even if it meant reducing their lifespan by ten years.

Su Xuan and Liu Sheng paddled in the lake, their boat a tiny craft in a vast ocean, insignificant.

Suddenly, Su Xuan heard cries for help.

Not far away, another small boat, capable of seating only three or four, was overloaded with seven or eight people.

“Help!”

Hearing the cry, Su Xuan took a closer look and saw someone had fallen into the water, struggling desperately.

But the people on the boat in front didn’t dare to jump in to rescue; this was Changqing Lake, after all, which was bottomless, over a hundred meters deep, and infested with water monsters.

Jumping in might mean not being able to get back up.

Liu Sheng glanced at Su Xuan, questioning whether to intervene.

“Wait a bit, they won’t die just yet.”

So, the two of them just sat by and watched to see how the situation would unfold.

On the other boat, there were men and women, all panicking.

Some were calling for help on their phones, some were shouting vigorously, and without even a rope on the boat, the others were too scared to jump in the water, helplessly watching the person slowly sinking.

“Let’s pull them up.”

Su Xuan said.

Liu Sheng took off his coat and was ready to dive in, but Su Xuan suddenly stopped him.

Liu Sheng looked at him puzzled.

“Aren’t we going to save them?”

Upon closer inspection, the person struggling desperately in the water appeared to be a young girl.

It seemed more appropriate for Su Xuan to handle the rescue.

“Let me do it, you get ready to assist.”

“Okay.”

The two coordinated excellently.

Liu Sheng adjusted the direction of the boat to facilitate Su Xuan pulling the person aboard later.

Splash!

Su Xuan dove into the water and quickly disappeared from sight, while the girl in the water had swallowed several mouthfuls of water and was struggling less and less, only her hair visible as she was about to sink.

Suddenly, the girl was violently yanked downwards.

A few seconds later, Su Xuan surfaced about twenty meters away, with the girl on his shoulder.

The girl was pretty, resembling Wen Jingjing in her innocence, which pleased Su Xuan.

The girl was dressed in a white T-shirt, and because of the fall into the water, she was soaked through, her clothes filled with water, making her body terribly uncomfortable.

Mere looking wasn’t helpful.

After pulling her up, it was crucial to wake her up and prevent her from actually drowning.

Pfftpfftpfft!

Liu Sheng, being an old hand in the Martial World, said, “Su Xuan, could it be because she’s holding her breath?”

“What’s ‘holding breath’?”

Liu Sheng explained, “Holding breath means the places where the body expels air are blocked.

Clearing them should do the trick.”

Su Xuan had never learned such knowledge, so he trusted Liu Sheng this once and, following his directions, began to help the girl release air, starting with the seven orifices and finding no blockage.

Immediately after, Liu Sheng directed Su Xuan to check the girl all over.

“Should I check here too?” Su Xuan felt uneasy.

Liu Sheng insisted, “Of course.

To save someone, you should put aside notions of male and female.

There are also many male gynecologists in hospitals, saving lives has no gender.

Think back to our ancestors during the yuanmouensis era—they didn’t wear clothes at all.”

It seemed Liu Sheng’s reasoning was very sound, and Su Xuan was quickly persuaded.

“Miss, I’m sorry.

Our intentions are good.

Please forgive us.”

Su Xuan meticulously checked, as saving her quickly was of utmost urgency.

Su Xuan first checked her navel, then prepared to look further below.

“Is this really okay?” Su Xuan asked himself, unable to provide his own answer.

Liu Sheng looked at Su Xuan with contempt.

In saving lives, where was there room for distinctions between genders?

He almost wanted to rush over and help with the examination.

Although Su Xuan had encountered countless women, he was still struggling to control his body at this moment; no wonder there’s a saying, a hero finds it hard to overcome the allure of a beautiful woman.

Su Xuan gave himself full marks for this excuse.

The cool breeze blew over the lake.

The girl’s jacket was soaked in water, removed to prevent a cold as she lay motionless on the boat, causing a strong physical and sensual stimulus.

Suddenly, the girl slowly woke up; the image before her eyes gradually became clear.

She looked around—she didn’t recognize either person.

“Who are you?”

The girl asked, touching her somewhat throbbing head.

Liu Sheng hastened to answer and pointed at Su Xuan.

“It’s nothing, just doing what should be done to promote civility and set a new trend.

Society needs people like us to be like Lei Feng.”

Su Xuan humbly said, his body finally calming down.

Facing the girl’s tender body just before had nearly overwhelmed him.

“Well, thank you.” The girl felt a bit embarrassed facing the stranger Su Xuan.

Suddenly, the girl felt her body very cold, with a cool breeze coming in, giving a refreshing sensation.

“It was me.”

Su Xuan spoke up, seeing nothing shameful about saving someone.

“You!

It really was you guys.”

“Huang Yingying, you’re not dead—that’s great.”

The group of friends said joyfully.

Su Xuan chatted with them for a few moments and then learned that these people were all art students from a local college, gone out to paint the landscape and because they were reluctant to spend more to hire another boat, accidentally fell overboard due to crowding.

“So your name is Huang Yingying.”

Su Xuan thought to himself that it was a nice name.

As they sat in the boat, Huang Yingying glared at Su Xuan, holding her jacket in her hands; her skirt was short, a slight breeze enough to lift it, and yet her clothes were all wet.

When the wind blew, she couldn’t help but sneeze, embarrassed to change clothes in front of her classmates.

Huang Qingqing covered her upper body with the jacket, holding down her skirt with one hand, fearful of the wind blowing it up for all to see.

“Huang Yingying is all wet; let me take her back.”

Su Xuan volunteered.

The lake water was cool and not changing into dry clothes soon would be bad for catching a cold.