The Reborn Aristocrat’s Daughter
Chapter 501: The Venue (1)_1

Chapter 501: Chapter 501: The Venue (1)_1

"We really need to hurry. If we don’t focus on our time management, I’m afraid we’ll be too late," Lu Juan said. Although she had experience attending fashion shows, she had no experience in organizing them, and she had not anticipated the sheer amount of preparation involved. At this point, Lu Juan was beginning to regret not hiring a professional fashion show planning team.

As she spoke, Lu Juan turned her head and saw Old Madam Situ and Old Madam Loo walking beside them, carrying their own luggage. Lu Juan’s head began to ache. They were going to be very busy for the next few days without any time to accompany the two Old Madams or Loo Yaxin on a tour. Now she regretted having agreed to Situ Xin’s suggestion to let them come along for travel. "Baby, starting tomorrow, we’ll have a lot of things to do. I’m afraid we won’t be able to accompany your grandma and your granny," she said.

Old Madam Situ and Old Madam Loo, walking beside Situ Xin and Lu Juan, were observing the surroundings and listening to Lu Juan’s conversation. As soon as Lu Juan finished speaking, before Situ Xin could respond, Old Madam Loo was the first to turn her head and said, "Ah Juan, Baby, you two go ahead with your work, don’t worry about us."

"Yes, if you have things to do, then go ahead. We can take care of ourselves," added Old Madam Situ in agreement.

"Auntie, Grandma, Granny, I have made arrangements regarding the accompanying attendees," Situ Xin said, having already considered the arrangements before arriving. Otherwise, she would not have broached the idea. "Auntie, I remember we have employees from BL who are locals. If Grandma and Granny want to go out and we don’t have time, we can ask someone to accompany them. It’s best to find someone who speaks our Country H language. If Grandma and Granny are not in a hurry to go out now, then they might as well stay with us and see the whole process of the fashion show firsthand," she said.

"That’s a good idea, I think we should stick with Baby and the others," Loo Yaxin decided after hearing Situ Xin’s suggestion. She wanted to experience the atmosphere of Fashion Week.

"I also think Baby’s latter suggestion is good. It’s a rare opportunity for us to witness the grandeur of Fashion Week," said Old Madam Loo, nodding.

"Yes, and when we return, I’ll have something to boast about to the old ladies in the compound. Let them brag, saying they’ve already been to BL. I want to see if any of them have attended BL’s Fashion Week or seen the preparation work before the fashion show," Old Madam Situ said with eager anticipation. She was excited about having something to show off to her neighbors back home.

"Since everyone has reached an agreement, let’s arrange it this way for the time being," Lu Juan said, having no objections to the arrangement as long as the two Old Madams were not neglected.

The rooms had already been reserved by Lu Juan well in advance.

When it came to assigning rooms, the two Old Madams requested to stay together for mutual care. Loo Yaxin initially wanted to seize the rare opportunity to be with her daughter and stay with her.

However, Situ Xin thought of Baibai in her space and her own minor obsession with cleanliness (Situ Xin wasn’t picky about cleanliness except when it came to lodging. Even if the sheets in the hotel were shining white, she still felt uncomfortable and dared not sleep on them.) Considering her options and seeing that Lu Juan was alone, she shook her head and declined, asking her mother Loo Yaxin to stay with her aunt Lu Juan instead.

After Situ Xin received her room card and placed her luggage inside the room, the first thing she did was to lock the door from the inside and then, in the blink of an eye, stepped into her space.

As soon as Situ Xin entered her space, Baibai rushed over. "Master, you finally came in. I thought you didn’t want Baibai anymore," Baibai said.

Baibai’s pitiful words caused the corners of Situ Xin’s mouth to twitch involuntarily. How could she not want Baibai when it was waiting in her space? Even if she didn’t want it, she would at least have to throw Baibai out of the space.

Without seeing the expression on Situ Xin’s face, Baibai continued to selfishly say, "Master, I know Baibai shouldn’t have sneakily watched Xiao Muli holding your hand and made you embarrassed. It was wrong of Baibai to even mention it after seeing it. But, Master, you shouldn’t cut off Baibai’s link to the outside world just because of that. Master, you don’t understand how lonely Baibai feels in the space."

Baibai’s words caused Situ Xin’s facial expressions to shift several times. In the end, Situ Xin’s expression returned to normal, but she threw Baibai to the ground without looking back and headed towards the hot spring. As she walked away, Situ Xin’s teeth-grinding voice could be heard, "Baibai, during these few days in BL, you better behave and practice quietly in the space. Don’t even think about me linking you to the outside world."

When Baibai heard Situ Xin’s voice, it knew that it had truly made a bad mistake and infuriated its master. Baibai, realizing this too late, started running towards Situ Xin. However, by the time it reached her, Situ Xin was already soaking in the hot spring.

"Master, Baibai knows it was wrong, Baibai really knows. Please don’t punish me like this," Baibai pleaded, not very fond of water, especially hot spring water. So Baibai was left on the edge of the hot spring, anxiously pleading with Situ Xin.

But no matter how much Baibai apologized, Situ Xin only cared about closing her eyes and enjoying the hot spring. It wasn’t that she was particularly angry with Baibai; it was because Baibai’s words reminded her of Xiao Muli and the sensation of him tightly holding her hand on the plane.

"Master, please don’t ignore Baibai. I swear, I won’t peek anymore. Baibai..." Baibai tried to say more but was interrupted by Situ Xin.

"Baibai, be quiet for a while. If you keep chattering, believe it or not, I’ll throw you onto a mountain for ten days to half a month," Situ Xin warned, referring not to the outside world’s time but to the time within her space.