Obsessive Tycoon and His Swan Girl
Chapter 91 - 91 91 The Autographed Photo Arrived

Chapter 91: Chapter 91: The Autographed Photo Arrived Chapter 91: Chapter 91: The Autographed Photo Arrived Jiang Zhe glanced over and saw they were indeed very valuable reference materials. The selected problems were all very typical, and the solutions were quite clever, particularly suitable for students with an average foundation to use for their final sprint of improvement.

There were countless practice problems on the market, and the strategy for improving students was mainly to use a sea of questions.

Such a selection of problems was somewhat like a secret martial arts manual in the world of rivers and lakes, allowing students to grasp the ways of solving problems as quickly as possible within a limited time.

Very useful, and very rare.

Jiang Zhe accepted Lin Huaiyuan’s kindness.

…

In the afternoon after school, Song Xingyu had already asked Lou Qiaoyin for leave for the evening.

Lou Qiaoyin, knowing it was his birthday, cautioned him, “Have fun, but don’t mess around, and, the way you brought Jiang Zhe and the others out, make sure you bring them back to me in the same way.”

“Definitely, don’t worry.” Song Xingyu had his mother’s full support for his birthday this time, so he was very confident.

He walked alongside Jiang Zhe and asked, “Xiaozhe, where do you want to go? What do you want to eat?”

“Whatever,” said Jiang Zhe, without even turning her head.

“How about I think of something for you? First to a street stall, then to a bar KTV to go through all the places you want to go but dare not,” Xia Enci suggested.

“Not bad, accepted. Come on, there’s a reward!”

Xia Enci laughed and started to punch him playfully.

Jiang Zhe pondered for a moment, then opened the WeChat account she had chatted with in the morning, “Give me one of your autographed photos.”

“Now? Aren’t you coming to help me record a song tomorrow?”

“I want it now.”

“Fine, I’ll have someone send it to you right away, just give me an address.”

“I’ll give it to you in a bit.”

Jiang Zhe put away her phone and heard that Song Xingyu had already booked a place for dinner, obviously not a roadside stall, but it was clear that what he ate tonight was not the main issue.

Mrs. Song gave her full support for the night, arranging two cars to pick them up and drop them off.

Song Xingyu lingered around Jiang Zhe for a while and then asked in a low voice, “Gu Jiashun is coming tonight, Xiaozhe, do you think it’s okay? If it’s inconvenient…”

He knew there was some friction between Gu Jiashun and Jiang Zhe, but Gu Jiashun had also been his friend for several years, and they had always celebrated birthdays together in the past; it was really hard for him to snub him.

However, if Jiang Zhe objected, he would have to snub him no matter how reluctant.

“Don’t ask me, it’s your birthday, invite whoever you want,” Jiang Zhe was always indifferent towards people she didn’t care about.

Jiang Zhe got into the car first.

It was only after that, that Song Xingyu called Gu Jiashun over.

Gu Jiashun had long since stopped directly clashing with Jiang Zhe, but he still felt a bit awkward seeing her.

However, Jiang Zhe didn’t even glance at him.

The dinner location for the evening had been booked by Song Xingming on Mrs. Song’s instruction, and while it might not have been the highest standard in Jincheng, it was certainly impressive enough.

The most surprised person was actually Gu Jiashun.

He had been friends with Song Xingyu for years, real brothers, sharing meals and living together, and yet he had no idea that his father was Director Song.

It was only after going back home last time and hearing Gu Jiaheng mention it that he was truly surprised.

Today, seeing Song Xingyu’s birthday, he finally got a real taste of it.

“Jiashun, come in,” Four-Eyes called to him.

It was then that Gu Jiashun came back to his senses and walked inside.

Jiang Zhe picked a random place to sit down. Aside from her, everyone was talkative, even Xiao Meng was speaking a lot more now, making the scene very lively. There was no worry at all about the conversation dying down.

After the meal was served, the commotion grew even louder, with a thick birthday atmosphere hanging in the air.

Halfway through the meal, Gu Jiashun received a phone call and went out.

“Old Gu, what are you up to?” Song Xingyu asked.

“Just going to the restroom, I’ll be right back,” Gu Jiashun replied, taking his cell phone with him.

Four-Eyes poured a drink for Song Xingyu, “Xing bro, don’t think about getting Shun bro to help you, this glass is yours, and you must finish it!”

Song Xingyu didn’t bother with what Gu Jiashun was up to anymore.

Outside the hotel.

Gu Jiaheng’s car was parked at the entrance, with Jiang Fanyue sitting in the passenger seat.

The two were waiting for Gu Jiashun to come out.

“Fanyue, luckily you reminded me or I wouldn’t have remembered that Jiashun is friends with Song Xingyu,” said Gu Jiaheng, not familiar with the current situation of the senior class.

Jiang Fanyue, however, knew very well, “I only remembered just now myself.”

With Lin Huaiyuan gone, their focus naturally shifted to Director Song’s side.

Since there was the connection of Gu Jiashun, neither of them intended to give up on it.

In the midst of their conversation, Gu Jiashun had already come out of the hotel.

“Let’s talk in the car,” Gu Jiaheng said with a tilt of his head, signaling him to get in.

Gu Jiashun got into the car and frowned slightly, “What was that earlier about with Xingyu?”

“Sorry, it was because my mom was wearing high heels and accidentally bumped into Song Xingyu. It was just a small misunderstanding. It’s all my fault, I didn’t resolve their misunderstanding in time,” Jiang Fanyue immediately took on the responsibility.

Hearing her say this, Gu Jiashun didn’t feel right about continuing to blame her, knowing he also had a responsibility.

Ever since Song Xingyu and Jiang Zhe had grown close, he had intentionally or unintentionally distanced himself from Song Xingyu. He basically didn’t want to go anywhere Song Xingyu was.

Otherwise, the incident between Liang Jinlan and Song Xingyu might not have happened.

“So, what brings you here?” Gu Jiashun asked.

“Isn’t it Song Xingyu’s birthday today? I remember asking you, and you said Song Xingyu has an idol in the entertainment circle named Xu Jin,” Gu Jiaheng remarked.

“Yeah, what about it?”

“Fanyue helped you get a signed photo from Xu Jin for Song Xingyu. You can give it to him as a gift. By the way, mention that I want to visit Director Song,” said Gu Jiaheng confidently.

Gu Jiashun felt extremely uncomfortable hearing this, as he didn’t want to use his friendship as a stepping stone for their careers.

With a gentle voice, Jiang Fanyue said, “Jiashun, what Jiaheng brother means, is actually to help you mend your friendship. You and Song Xingyu have been friends for many years. When you first became good brothers with him, you didn’t know about his identity as Director Song’s son, right? Why would you distance yourself because of it now?”

Gu Jiashun remained silent.

But when Jiang Fanyue handed over Xu Jin’s signed photo, he no longer felt as resistant and accepted it.

Back at the dining event, Gu Jiashun’s absence didn’t affect the lively atmosphere at the table.

A message popped up on Jiang Zhe’s phone, and she gave it a glance.

“The signed photo is at the entrance, Xiaozhe.”

“I’ll come out and get it now,” Jiang Zhe stood up.

As she opened the door of the private room, she unexpectedly saw the person from the signed photo, wearing a cap and a mask that covered half of his face, standing right in front of her.

“Surprised or not? Shocked or not?” The young man with bright eyes and a hint of a smile asked.

Jiang Zhe thought Xu Jin would have sent an assistant with the photo, or at most, arranged for his manager to come.

She never expected him to show up in person.