Chapter 262 - 263 Li Sijie Falls into a Love Trap
Xiao Qiang stared agape, his gaze fixed on the Ferrari. His brain had entirely stopped working until a screeching horn brought him back to reality, realizing he was about to collide with a car emerging from beside him. He hastily slammed on the brakes and narrowly avoided an accident. However, because he had been showing off just moments before and hadn’t fastened his safety belt, his head slammed heavily against the steering wheel, causing a large bump to swell on his forehead immediately.
"Fuck, where did he get a Ferrari from!" The pain on his head jolted Xiao Qiang back to lucidity, and he immediately cursed inwardly.
"There’s no way that’s his. If he could actually afford a Ferrari, would he still be working here as an instructor?" Xiao Qiang couldn’t believe it was real; the shock was simply too much to handle.
Xiao Qiang was stunned, and so were the others in the club. Miao Xuanxuan had been there a long time, but everyone’s impression was that her family’s background was very ordinary. The clothes she wore weren’t expensive brands, and her jewelry consisted of regular accessories. Besides having the latest iPhone—a common enough item for any girl—nothing about her suggested extraordinary wealth.
Even though everyone knew Miao Xuanxuan was beautiful, she hadn’t seemed to have a significant advantage in their eyes. But now that she had suddenly left in a Ferrari, the gap between their perceptions and reality was profoundly jarring.
"What’s going on?" Li Sijie walked out and noticed the odd atmosphere at the entrance. She casually asked one of the instructors in the club.
"President Li..." The man’s mouth twitched, then he said, "Ferrari, a Ferrari."
"What Ferrari?" Li Sijie was even more puzzled.
"Just now, Miao Xuanxuan and Song Xiaodong left in a Ferrari."
"Oh, that. What’s there to make such a fuss about?" Li Sijie shook her head. Although she hadn’t seen Song Xiaodong driving a Ferrari before, she now knew that he was no ordinary person. To him, driving a Ferrari wasn’t anything extraordinary.