Hello Mr. King

“Blame me for being weak,” Xue Yu surrendered.

“You’re strong now. I won’t get in your way,” He Wei replied coldly.

“You broke me. I don’t want to fall in love anymore,” Xue Yu looked dead inside.

“Then stay single for life,” He Wei ignored him and kept on chatting with Yun Zhibin.

When Yun Zhibin knew Yun Xiangxiang’s agent was a guy, he was worried. He saw He Wei once in Hong Kong, but didn’t delve deeper with He Wei. When he sat down to talk with He Wei, his worries flew out the window when he saw how He Wei treated his actors.

He Wei cared more for Yun Xiangxiang, just like how he would to a daughter. His tongue was sharp against Xue Yu, but he radiated a sense of sibling closeness.

“These are some good sausages, sister-in-law,” Xue Yu tasted a lot of sausages from the world. This was his favorite. They were the right size.

“Right? It’s my mom’s best,” Yun Xiangxiang smiled as she too took a piece.

After breakfast, Song Mian drove them around the city. He drove an MPV. Yun Zhibin sat in the co-driver seat, while Su Xiuling sat behind them with their kids.

Yun Xiangxiang didn’t instruct Song Mian on where to go. He knew more places with better privacy and secrecy than she did.

But items in these places were overpriced. Su Xiuling agonized over it. She couldn’t buy anything after going through a few shops. The cheapest item asked for a few thousand yuan. The average price floated around the tens of thousands.

“Mom, don’t try to save for me. I can support you guys now. If you don’t spend, then I would have no motivation to make money,” Yun Xiangxiang complained in resignation.

“My wallet won’t feel anything if you’re buying it. It’s a different story if I am buying it,” Su Xiuling shook her head.

“Okay, I’ll buy it for you then,” Yun Xiangxiang took the opportunity and grabbed her mother before diving into a shop.