Chapter 117 - I Am Waiting For You Outside The School Gates
It was a very gentle and polite voice.
He sounded much nicer compared to Ning Wenxue.
“Yes, wait a minute.” Su Huiqing handed the cell phone over to Ning Wenxue.
Her tone was probably overly frosty and domineering.
The man was clearly taken aback.
Su Huiqing stared meaningfully at Ning Wenxue.
Ning Wenxue had turned obedient after suffering that near-death experience, She spoke in a hoarse voice to her brother, explaining that she had caught a cold and had no real reason to call him.
In her eyes, Su Huiqing’s background was no match for hers. But Su Huiqing was willing to do all this just for one classmate.
And the way the rest of the class stood there. She had really never seen anything like this.
Such resolution. It was truly… admirable.
Meanwhile, Su Huiqing’s short speech which she had made calmly with lowered eyes—that alone was enough to warm the people’s hearts.
This was a totally new feeling for her.
“Student Jiang Ran, I really am sorry.” Ning Wenxue was now looking very seriously at Jiang Ran.
Although she didn’t bow, her tone held an unprecedented sense of humility and sincerity.
Actually, she had felt very aggrieved throughout the entire affair. She had no idea what Su Huiqing did, to cause her such gut-wrenching pain.
Jiang Ran forgave her.
Su Huiqing glanced at her, before giving a satisfied smile.
She took off her jacket and reached out to straighten a nearby table which had fallen over.
Everyone in the class quickly started to tidy up the room.
Ning Wenxue stood rooted to her spot. She glanced hesitantly at Su Huiqing. After muttering to herself for a long time, she finally drew up her courage and asked, “Can I be friends with you?”
The principal and several other school leaders rushed in at this moment. They heard Ning Wenxue’s question.
The bunch of school leaders exchanged looks of astonishment.
Indeed, one could not afford to offend Su Huiqing.
Even such a powerful heiress had fallen in her hands…
Su Huiqing glanced at her, not answering.
This was because her cell phone was ringing.
It was an unfamiliar number.
She picked up the call.
The voice was very familiar though. Cold, harsh and grave.
“Come out, I am waiting for you outside the school gates.”