Princess is Glamorous in Modern Day

Chapter 1323 - The Most Bitter Feeling

Chapter 1323: The Most Bitter Feeling

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

During this period of time, the power of the Jiang family had fallen more and more into Jiang Yun’s hands. Jiang Kui could no longer sit still. No matter how everyone persuaded him, he was determined to get rid of Xia Wanyuan first through this meeting.

Since Jiang Kui was so determined, the others did not persuade him anymore and arranged the matter.

Hearing this news, Jiang Yun sat in the office with a wine glass and smiled. “You’re courting death.”

“Miss, should we tell Old Master about this? Young Master is so reckless. If anything happens, won’t our entire Jiang family die with him?”

Jiang Yun took a sip of wine. “Not only can’t I tell him, but I also have to help Jiang Kui hide this news.”

“Huh?” The assistant did not understand. “But what if something happens?”

The corners of Jiang Yun’s lips curled up slightly.?Since Father Jiang doted on his son so much, let’s see how much Father Jiang could do for his precious son after something happened.

Time passed in the blink of an eye. Soon, it was the eve of the exchange. People from all over the world gathered in Beijing.

“Are you very curious about China?” In the Beijing Hotel, an inexplicable glint flashed across Chu Yi’s eyes as she looked at Su Yao, who was looking out of the window.

“I’ve never been here before. I’m very curious,” Su Yao replied obediently.

“Really?” Chu Yi replied calmly and did not say anything else.

Su Yao sat in front of the window and looked at the streets and shops outside. Her eyes were red.

The hotel they were staying in now was where she and Chu Yi had come a few months ago. In just a few months, everything had changed.

“Come here,” Chu Yi suddenly called out to Su Yao. Su Yao tidied her expression and turned to walk towards Chu Yi.

“Send this to the Jun family.”

“Where is the Jun family?”

“Then Mommy, why don’t you keep her for dinner?”

Xia Wanyuan sighed slightly. “She might not want to stay now.”

Xiao Bao nodded as if he understood. “Mommy, sit down quickly. Don’t stand too for too long.”

Xia Wanyuan held Xiao Bao’s hand and sat on the sofa. She thought for a while, then picked up her bag and walked out. “Be good at home. I’m going out to do something.”

“Okay.” Xiao Bao nodded obediently and walked to the side to practice calligraphy.

After leaving the manor, Xia Wanyuan drove to Glory World Corporation.

When he heard his assistant report that Xia Wanyuan had come, Xuan Sheng thought that he had heard wrongly.

“Xia Wanyuan? Then quickly invite her in.”

“...”?Boss, you said a second ago that you wanted to chase out all the women who harassed you.?

When Xia Wanyuan entered the office, Xuan Sheng had already gotten someone to change everything in the office to Xia Wanyuan’s favorite style.

After completing everything from the renovation of the furniture to the placement of various artifacts, the assistant retreated with his subordinates and sighed silently in his heart.

Sigh, why bother? Our boss is simply the most bitter person in the world.

Seeing the decorations and furnishings in the office, Xia Wanyuan could naturally tell. Her eyes flickered, and she immediately did not know if coming here was the right thing to do.

Xuan Sheng looked very happy. “Why do you have time to come to my side today?”

“I have something to discuss with you.” Xia Wanyuan sat on the sofa and told Xuan Sheng about Su Yao.

“You mean that’s Feng Wuyou?”

“I’m not sure. You should know her better than me.”

“I understand. I’ll verify it.” Xuan Sheng pushed a cup of tea in front of Xia Wanyuan. “Try it.”

Xia Wanyuan took a sip of tea and nodded. “It’s quite delicious.”

“That’s good.” A smile appeared in Xuan Sheng’s eyes.

Knowing that Xia Wanyuan liked to drink tea, Xuan Sheng specially got someone to cultivate the best tea leaves in the tea house in the south, although he did not know when Xia Wanyuan would come over.

However, now that Xia Wanyuan had drunk it, everything he had done was not in vain.