Chapter 33: Petty

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

“Boohoo, yes she did.” Yun Wei pointed to her mobile phone and said, “Auntie Ji told me to just use my phone to pay. Boohoohoo….”

Hua Shasha snatched Yun Wei’s phone from her to take a closer look, but Yun Wei’s fingerprint was required to turn it on.

She grabbed Yun Wei’s hand and pressed her finger onto the screen, turning it on.

Auntie Ji had indeed left Yun Wei a huge sum of money. However, they would need to use Yun Wei’s fingerprint if they wanted to make a payment.

And the account that Auntie Ji had given Yun Wei could only be used to make payments for purchases. No cash transfers or withdrawals were allowed.

“That old witch! Why is she stirring up so much trouble!” Hua Shasha exclaimed angrily.

If it weren’t for the mobile phone’s payment function, she definitely would’ve destroyed it.

Yun Wei smiled inside. After my money? That won’t be easy.

This account was a one-off created exclusively for Yun Wei by Auntie Ji’s friend who worked in a bank. It was built specifically to prevent theft and scams, so even if Hua Shasha stole the phone, she wouldn’t be able to use it for anything without Yun Wei’s fingerprint.

Also, the phone had a live fingerprint scan, so even if someone replicated Yun Wei’s fingerprint, the difference in body temperature would be detected, and the phone wouldn’t turn on.

Amused, she looked at Hua Shasha and Bai Wenping and pretended to ask with concern, “Shasha, why are you so angry?”

“Oh, it’s nothing.” Hua Shasha brushed her off with a few simple words. Then, she said, “You just stay at home and don’t go anywhere. I’ll come back for you later. Remember not to go outside. There are big bad wolves outside that will eat you up!”

Pretending to be scared, Yun Wei replied, “Weiwei will not go outside. Weiwei is afraid of the big bad wolves.”

Hua Shasha and Bai Wenping left the apartment, engrossed in a secret discussion.

Yun Wei knew that they were definitely up to no good, and were probably coming up with a scheme that involved her phone.

In any case, Yun Wei wasn’t afraid and was more than ready to respond to whatever tricks they came up with.

Since they liked to play games, she would be happy to oblige them until the very end!

In fact, she was quite reluctant to let this game end so quickly.

Yun Wei waited until they’d been gone for a while. Then, she quickly returned to Lu Zhanting’s apartment suite.

Everything in her old apartment made her nauseous.

Once in Lu Zhanting’s apartment, her spirits lifted and she felt a renewed sense of happiness.

Getting comfortable on the sofa, she was about to turn on the computer when she noticed a piece of paper on it with a few words written across it in a flamboyant style: “Food’s on the table. Computer has been locked.”

Obviously, Lu Zhanting didn’t want her looking at the live-stream of the acts of passion from the previous night. He didn’t want her looking at Bai Wenping’s naked body.

“Petty.” Yun Wei pouted.

However, just then her appetite was triggered by the delectable aroma coming from the food on the dining table, and she rushed toward it.

Yun Wei ate to her heart’s content. Having satisfied her hunger, she reset her mind and turned her attention to picking up from where she’d left off with her academic studies.

Being the only daughter of the Yun family, she would definitely be expected to take over and run their vast family business in the future.

In the past, her maternal grandfather and mother had, on numerous occasions, spoken to her and encouraged her to work hard.

But she was too young then and didn’t understand the importance of working hard. Moreover, there were people in her family who’d always sheltered her, so she’d never put much thought into how her future would pan out.

All this time, she’d behaved very much like other rich girls, partying her time away.

She had only gained admittance to this university, with its uber stringent entry criteria, solely because of her own natural talent and her last-minute frantic preparations.

But the experience she’d gained from recent incidents had made her grow up quickly.

She now knew that her parents and elders wouldn’t always be around and that her family’s prestige and honor wouldn’t shine forever.

No one’s life journey would be smooth-sailing.

One must be responsible for forging one’s path, searching, and venturing forward, to be able to overcome obstacles and ride the storms of life.