Chapter 597: Chapter 597: How Much Are You Willing to Pay? Chapter 597: Chapter 597: How Much Are You Willing to Pay? If the other party had just been an ordinary boy, Yue Qingqing’s attitude might have been gentler.

But there was something about Sun Tianyu that Yue Qingqing found utterly repulsive.

She didn’t even bother pretending to be polite.

“If you don’t need anything else, I’ll be going now,” she said.

Sun Tianyu hadn’t expected Yue Qingqing to actually leave, and hastily reached out to grab the girl’s arm.

Yet Yue Qingqing, as if she had eyes in the back of her head, dodged and went upstairs without looking back.

Hidden in a dark corner, Ye Chunxiao watched all this, her eyes brimming with resentment and jealousy.

It was apparent that Sun Tianyu came from a wealthy family, and he wasn’t bad-looking either.

Yet, annoyingly, such a remarkable person had his eyes only on Yue Qingqing, which made Ye Chunxiao particularly indignant.

Returning to the dorm room a step behind Yue Qingqing, Ye Chunxiao didn’t even bother to maintain her usual insincere smile, glaring at Yue Qingqing resentfully.

“Students should prioritize their studies. Some people shouldn’t spend all their time on messy, pointless things, only to end up with nothing,” she snapped.

Yue Qingqing laughed, “It’s good you can preach that to yourself.”

Ye Chunxiao, infuriated, said, “You know exactly who I’m talking about.”

Yue Qingqing looked at her curiously, “Why should I know? Is your opinion that important to me?”

“You!” Ye Chunxiao was so angered she was lost for words.

Yue Qingqing hadn’t used a single swear word, but her attitude was precisely what infuriated Ye Chunxiao.

It was as if she didn’t matter at all in Yue Qingqing’s eyes.

Ye Chunxiao stormed out of the dorm, slamming the door behind her with a loud bang.

It was deafening.

Yue Qingqing’s voice followed through the door that had just violently shut.

“Damaging public property entails compensation, don’t forget that, Miss Ye.”

The more indifferent Yue Qingqing acted, the more Ye Chunxiao felt she couldn’t vent her mounting rage.

Qu Ruorui quickly noticed that although there were only four people in Qingqing’s dorm, they were clearly divided into three distinct groups.

Every day, Ye Chunxiao would follow Zhou Xitong around like a lapdog, attentive and subservient, never bothering with Qingqing and Lu Zhu.

And Lu Zhu and Yue Qingqing always did their own thing, with no intention of reconciling with the other two.

Qu Ruorui urged her again, “Qingqing, why don’t you move to my dorm? Those people in your dorm are not easy to get along with.”

Yue Qingqing still shook her head, not wanting to cause trouble for others.

Though in reality, there were quite a few people who wanted to move into her dorm.

After all, Zhou Xitong was high-profile, and it didn’t take long for her identity to become known.

Suddenly, many realized not only was her family wealthy, but she was also Zhou Leyong’s niece.

And who was Zhou Leyong? The helmsman of the Yongle Group.

This was a man who appeared in financial magazines daily, a tycoon matched by few entrepreneurs in the country.

His son, Zhou Yiran, was even more a rising star in the business world.

His companies, not relying on his father or family, were prospering and attracting significant investments.

Now, they’d become a key focus of national support, outstripping many competitors.

Given this background, everyone felt that connecting with Zhou Xitong was a great opportunity, and many in the school supported her.

This led Zhou Xitong to become even more arrogant, seeking to compensate for the previous slights she’d experienced in the dorm.

The teachers couldn’t do much about this since, after entering high school, the students were no longer as naive as before; many were already considering their future, which was nothing to fuss over.

Some who noticed that Yue Qingqing and Lu Zhu didn’t get along well with Zhou Xitong subtly suggested they switch dorms.

Yue Qingqing gently declined, truly considering their well-being.

Lu Zhu was more direct.

“The person who asked yesterday offered a hundred yuan; how much are you willing to pay?”