Let’s Squander A Billion First!

Suo Wei moved his things over to Chuzheng’s place, and the house that had been empty before quickly became stuffed to the brim.

Suo Wei didn’t really go out much either; most of the time he went to the Colosseum to deal with his own affairs.

Chuzheng would sometimes tag along, and then she’d see that stupid dragon.

It was said that the group led by the Magic Association wanted Suo Wei to hand over Dila, but no one knew what kind of deal Suo Wei reached with them, and the matter just fizzled out.

It wasn’t until Chuzheng saw Alice again that she remembered she’d kind of forgotten about her back then.

Of course, Chuzheng didn’t feel guilty; whether she saved people or not was her freedom, and nothing could be used to morally blackmail her into it.

Alice didn’t hold any grudge; she greeted her excitedly and even told her about what had been going on at school lately.

Elsa and Nina had both already taken a leave of absence.

If they didn’t, if they went back to school, even if they wouldn’t be ostracized like the original Chuzheng had been, they’d definitely be talked about behind their backs.

They’d both been lofty, high-and-mighty daughters of heaven for over ten years—how could they possibly tolerate people pointing fingers at them?

Elsa was considerably better off than Nina; Charles only had this one daughter.

Nina was the miserable one. She had an older brother and a younger sister; she’d been favored in the first place purely because of her talent.