How I Tamed My Wolfish Husband Back in 80s

Zhuang Shu picked up the book and, indeed, saw Li Qiao’s name printed on the back. "You’re really impressive. When I was studying, I was a notable figure at school too, but I’ve never translated a book before. Plus, I haven’t done anything for a long time—I’m not sure if I still can." She seemed to be having second thoughts.

"Knowledge learned is not easily forgotten; it might feel a bit unfamiliar at first, but after a few days, you’ll get used to it," Li Qiao said as she handed Zhuang Shu the address and contact number of the newspaper where Director Wei worked.

Zhuang Shu accepted it and continued to flip through the book: "Your literary talent is really good, the depth of your literary accumulation is clear at a glance."

Li Qiao smiled, "Maybe it’s because I love reading."

"Do you read every day? There are no books in your house, though."

"The room is too small for a bookshelf, so they’re in a box. I basically read every day unless I really can’t find the time. My father says that a girl shouldn’t stop reading; once your mind is idle, you’ll lose the ability to think independently and become easily manipulated," Li Qiao explained. Shangguan Qingfeng, being such an impressive figure, surely wouldn’t pick a simpleton as a partner.

Having four children in eight years, with no extensive social interactions, and dealing with Zhong Qiongsui’s malicious advances, even the best of minds wouldn’t function well.

However, this Zhong Qiongsui probably won’t be at ease for much longer.

Shangguan Qingyuan had already heard her conversation with Zhong Qiongsui, and along with Zhuang Shu’s report just now, he would definitely investigate whether Zhong Qiongsui had any connection with the criminals, right?

Unlike Zhuang Shu, who completely ruled out Zhong Qiongsui from the list of bad people.

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