Obsessive Tycoon and His Swan Girl
Chapter 103 - 103 103 The Ticket She Didnt Want was Passed

Chapter 103: Chapter 103: The Ticket She Didn’t Want was Passed on to Jiang Fanyue Chapter 103: Chapter 103: The Ticket She Didn’t Want was Passed on to Jiang Fanyue Jiang Fanyue’s camera spun around, bringing all the students into the frame so that they appeared on the screen.

They were also very excited, the tickets that were so hard to come by, Jiang Fanyue not only gave them the tickets but also mentioned them during the live broadcast.

Everyone was a fan of Xu Jin, but when it came down to it, to say that they were friends with Xu Jin’s friend and classmates, who wouldn’t feel a bit of vanity and pride?

“These classmates have all come with me to cheer on Xu Jin! Hope everything goes smoothly today! If I get the chance later, I’ll take everyone backstage to see what’s going on! That’s it for now, see you in a bit!”

Jiang Fanyue waved goodbye to everyone.

In the barrage of comments, enviable remarks popped up: “Living the dream, aren’t they!”

“I want to see Xu Jin’s backstage too, crying.”

But there were also some Xu Jin fans who really disliked her, she kept exploiting Xu Jin’s fame repeatedly, and some veteran fans had figured out what was really going on.

It’s just that everyone wanted what’s best for Xu Jin and didn’t want to meddle too much, fearing it might bring negative repercussions to Xu Jin.

Xia Enci held her phone, looking at Jiang Fanyue who had already left on the screen, and couldn’t help but complain: “She really has the nerve to go as far as showing up at the concert, can she even enter the backstage?”

Jiang Zhe was not entirely sure whether Jiang Fanyue could get in.

But based on her own experiences interacting with Xu Jin, she had hardly ever seen Jiang Fanyue around Xu Jin.

Considering Jiang Fanyue’s posts on Weibo, she didn’t even have any recent photos with Xu Jin. The only one available was from when Xu Jin was shooting his breakthrough work long ago.

Jiang Zhe was indifferent, but seeing that it mattered to them, she still offered comforting words: “I think Xu Jin doesn’t consider her a friend.”

“Right! I knew it!”

With her words, Xia Enci was satisfied.

Taking Jiang Zhe’s remark, Xia Enci quickly went to show off to Song Xingyu and Xiao Meng.

“I’m going to the restroom,” Jiang Zhe informed them, taking her phone and walking out of the crowd.

Just then, Xu Jin’s manager called.

“Xiaozhe, have you arrived?” the manager asked, “I’ll come out to meet you.”

“I’m here, brought some friends over,” Jiang Zhe replied, “I’ve given away all the tickets you gave me.”

“That’s great, Xu Jin and I are both happy to have your friends here. Oh, and Xu Jin has specifically moved your seat in the inner field to the VIP booth. He said the first and second rows in the inner field are not exceptionally good due to the stage lighting. But the VIP spot will be perfect for you to see everything clearly.”

“Alright, we’ll talk later.”

“Okay, I’ll arrange for someone to come pick you up in a bit.”

After hanging up the phone and washing her hands, Jiang Zhe came out to see Gu Jiaheng waiting outside.

She didn’t even blink an extra time and walked past him.

“Jiang Zhe!”

Gu Jiaheng had spotted her and quickly caught up.

He asked when he reached her, “You’re here for the concert too?”

“What else?” Jiang Zhe retorted, the impatience clearly visible in her beautiful, fox-like eyes.

Gu Jiaheng often spotted such an expression in her eyes.

But he was used to it, and it didn’t bother him.

He knew Jiang Zhe resented him because he had chosen Jiang Fanyue instead of her, making her feel out of place in the Jiang Family.

About that, he always felt a secret sense of guilt.

Even though he didn’t think it was his fault, the sight of Jiang Zhe’s beautiful eyes still moved him.

“Xu Jin’s concert tickets are hard to come by. I asked a friend in Beijing and got tickets for the inner field, middle position,” Gu Jiaheng said softly.

The inner field positions were very difficult to acquire, even with connections.

It must have taken a great effort for Gu Jiaheng to secure a spot in this area.

However, he did not see the surprised look on Jiang Zhe’s face that he had been expecting. Hearing about the middle position in the inner field, Jiang Zhe’s expression hardly changed, still thickly lustrous with a hint of impatience.

If there were any change in her emotions, it was the increase in her impatient look.

Gu Jiaheng didn’t believe that Jiang Zhe would come to the scene without understanding the significance of this ticket.

But he just couldn’t find the emotion he was looking for on her face.

“Jiang Zhe, I’ve kept a ticket for you,” Gu Jiaheng pulled out the ticket and placed it in front of Jiang Zhe, firmly believing she would be moved.

As he had predicted, Jiang Zhe finally looked down at the ticket, but she didn’t reach out to take it.

The girl’s tone remained cold and clear, “No need.”

Gu Jiaheng’s hand stiffened for a moment. Was she still blaming him for his initial choice?

He had not blamed her for her consistently cold demeanor, her disdainful gaze, and the various embarrassing ways she tried to catch his attention, yet she was still angry with him?

“Don’t you want to go to the inner field?” Gu Jiaheng asked, staring at Jiang Zhe, trying to get a glimpse of her genuine emotions from her expression.

“It’s none of your business.”

Gu Jiaheng finally saw her true emotions, but they were not what he had hoped for.

He asked, “Are you planning to buy from a scalper later? Do you know how easily you could be scammed? Even if it’s real, it would be very expensive!”

“What does that have to do with you?” Jiang Zhe found this man amusing. Wasn’t it true that there was never anything between them?

With a laugh, the contempt in her eyes became even more apparent.

This made her already enchanting fox-like eyes even more bewitching.

Gu Jiaheng was captivated by her gaze, and for a moment, he forgot to speak.

Finally coming back to his senses, he said in a low voice, “Jiang Zhe, I admit I’ve done some things that hurt you, but I have tried my best to make amends.”

Perplexity flashed through Jiang Zhe’s eyes. Hurt? Amends?

Was Gu Jiaheng sick?

She sized him up, her tone cold and with a hint of biting frost, “You needn’t bother.”

Then she paused and said, “I don’t know who you are, nor do I care. Please don’t appear before me in the future. I’m not interested in you or anything you have to offer!”

She seldom spoke in such long sentences unless she really couldn’t hold back any longer.

Having said her piece, Jiang Zhe walked past him and continued forward.

Gu Jiaheng, who had come with good intentions, was met with harsh rejection, his fingers clenched tightly together as he restrained his complex and turbulent emotions.

Why? What exactly did Jiang Zhe want?

“Brother Jiaheng! So you were here!” Jiang Fanyue ran over with a beaming smile.

“Yeah, just went to wash my hands over here.”

“Thank you for coming to the concert with me today. I never expected you would take the initiative to join me. I’m so happy.”

Jiang Fanyue knew that men didn’t like it when their girlfriends harbored feelings for other men or went chasing after stars, but Gu Jiaheng’s magnanimity deeply moved her.