Urban Immortal Doctor Master
Chapter 121 - 121 121 This woman is interesting

121: 121: This woman is interesting 121: 121: This woman is interesting “Hello, Principal Cheng,” Tang Feng still called out politely, finding this beautiful woman truly enchanting, wondering why he hadn’t noticed before.

However, Tang Feng also noticed her slight unease, and despite her attempts to appear calm, it was hard to completely hide something in her eyes.

Though a conservative woman, she had dressed in a uniform to climb the ranks.

According to Tang Feng’s memory, she only dressed formally for significant school ceremonies.

On ordinary days, her attire was casual, and probably few people realized her superior appearance.

While not extraordinarily stunning, she was certainly captivating, and also a woman with taste—Tang Feng’s great love.

For such mature beauties, Tang Feng couldn’t help but feel a blasphemous urge within his heart.

Of course, he would not show it, controlling his gaze exceptionally well, just as one would when meeting an elder, without a trace of impropriety.

Cheng Rong was somewhat disappointed.

She had dressed with a purpose, thinking that young men should be easy to handle, but it seemed she had misjudged—the young man before her was quite precocious.

Although Tang Feng was not particularly interested, the few glances he swept across her did not escape Cheng Rong’s notice, but it was his clear eyes that ultimately made her feel defeated.

Could the beauty trap really not work?

No matter what, now that she was in the battlefield, she had to take down her opponent, and today she intended to conquer Tang Feng with her unique charm.

“I invite you for a meal, do you have the time?”

A slight smile that was quite captivating, at least Tang Feng’s gaze was fixed.

After all, being the focus of another man’s gaze, Cheng Rong couldn’t stand Tang Feng’s look and casually shifted her eyes away, but she quickly regained her composure, and calmed herself down.

She didn’t even know why she was losing her composure in front of a student; if not for her years of experience at the grassroots level, she might have lost even more composure.

She was not originally competing for the position of principal, but due to some family issues, she had no choice but to step forward.

A principal with real power and a vice-principal without power were not of the same surname.

Power, everyone knows it’s a good thing.

Cheng Rong’s car was an Audi model, white but exuding dominance.

To Tang Feng, it seemed odd for a woman to drive such a large car.

Surely a car catered more for men, could it be her husband’s?

Tang Feng pondered to himself.

During the drive, Cheng Rong didn’t speak.

They traveled nearly five or six kilometers for a meal, although there were plenty of places near the school.

Although he was puzzled, Tang Feng didn’t ask.

Lingchuan Restaurant, typical Sichuan cuisine—Tang Feng didn’t mind, he liked spicy food, something he couldn’t enjoy in the Immortal Realm.

In the private room, Cheng Rong sat down.

“Mr.

Cheng, your sudden invitation has left me quite apprehensive.

If there is something you wish to discuss, please, just say it,”

“No rush, let’s eat first.

The food here is quite good,” she replied.

Since he had come, Tang Feng made himself comfortable, quietly awaiting Cheng Rong’s next words.

Alas!

Young people these days are becoming bolder by the minute.

She, on the other hand, couldn’t bear those eyes that devoured voraciously, making one’s skin crawl.

Cheng Rong ordered a lot of dishes.

Tang Feng looked at her puzzledly, wondering why order so much for just two people to eat?

She also ordered alcohol, a potent white spirit, and considering her attire, what was she planning, really trying to capture him with her beauty?

With a visibly intrigued look, Tang Feng left Cheng Rong somewhat embarrassed.

She wasn’t exactly shy-faced, it was more that her intentions were obscure—although not seducing with her body, she did consider enchanting Tang Feng with her charm.

In his eyes, such a young man would surely be easy to tackle, but she soon realized that the reality was not so, as this “little man” was far more mature than any man she had ever met.

Moreover, there was a hint of danger about him, which, as a woman, she could sense.

“Principal Cheng, what are you looking at me for?

Eat the food, you can’t just order all this food for me to eat alone,” Tang Feng said with a smile.

“Oh, right, the food.” Realizing her own lapse, Cheng Rong’s face flushed slightly.

“Let me pour you a drink.”

“Just a little.” Cheng Rong was somewhat nervous, knowing that drinking too much could lead to trouble, so she reminded herself to maintain moderation.

“Principal Cheng, inviting a student to dinner today makes me quite anxious, I wonder what wrong I’ve committed, please enlighten me,” Tang Feng said.

“This kid is really cunning, I really shouldn’t underestimate him,” Cheng Rong thought to herself, but outwardly she smiled, “Xiao Tang, call me Sister Rong.

We’re not at school, so no need for such formalities.

Today, I just wanted to invite you for a meal, nothing else.”

“Sister Rong, we haven’t even spoken before, right?

As the saying goes, no pay without work, you’re really scaring me like this,” Tang Feng said, looking genuinely shocked.

Cheng Rong bit her lip, her face a bit embarrassed, indeed she had been a bit abrupt, but now that she had spoken, she didn’t want to hide it; it was all out in the open, otherwise, she would seem arrogant.

“Actually, I wanted to get to know Lin Zuo; I heard she’s your sister,” Cheng Rong said eagerly, recalling the dropout incident at the school that she had missed, but had heard about.

Once she said this, it was clear she was laying it all on the line.

“Yes, she’s my sworn sister, not biologically related, just happened to help her out a bit by chance.”

“That’s wonderful.” Cheng Rong was so happy she realized she had lost her composure again.

She had no choice; she didn’t have a wide network of connections, and it was already quite an achievement to have reached the position of vice principal.

This time she didn’t want those directors to be ordering her around.

Being a woman, some people were like wolves that didn’t spare their prey.

She had to climb the ranks to protect herself.

Moreover, the situation at home was delicate, and she had to assert her position, otherwise the “deadbeat” at home would continue to bully her.

The only thing that could scare the “deadbeat” was having real power in her hands so she could be at peace.

Thinking of her failed marriage, Cheng Rong’s face turned somber.

“Sister Rong, you really don’t need to do this, being a leader at the school, compared to others, I will support you too, no need to invite me out separately,” Tang Feng said.

“Xiao Tang, thank you, really thank you.

My sister’s life is not going well.

If I don’t seize this opportunity, it will be even harder later on.

I’m out of time,” Cheng Rong admitted.

“What’s happened?

If I can help you, just let me know,” Tang Feng offered.

“It’s nothing, your help in connecting me has already been a huge favor, let me toast you,” Cheng Rong said, letting go and her eyes full of gratitude.

Unable to resist, she downed one cup after another, and Tang Feng was almost stunned by it.

She was so excited, it seemed she harbored no small measure of worries in her heart.

Soon, Cheng Rong’s face reddened brightly, radiant and beguiling, causing Tang Feng’s eyes to light up.

He was a man after all, and his reactions started to change markedly.

“Xiao Tang, I think I’ve drunk too much.” Her shy demeanor made Tang Feng swallow hard.

“Sister Rong, who made you drink so fiercely?” Tang Feng had just spoken when Cheng Rong suddenly fell towards him, and he quickly held her.

Suddenly, he noticed something strange in Cheng Rong’s eyes, as if hinting at something.

Looking at her slightly parted lips, Tang Feng could no longer restrain himself and leaned in closer.

Cheng Rong closed her eyes, her boldness fueled by the liquor, and she knew the only thing she could offer was herself.

Nothing else would impress Tang Feng.

Making such a decision was a big commitment; the “deadbeat” at home would not care, so she might as well indulge this once.

But this “little man” seemed very skilled, perhaps he had tasted the fruits of love at such a young age.

Ah, what was she thinking?

Cheng Rong was now too embarrassed to face anyone.