Chapter 110 Stay If You Dare_1
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Yang Kai nearly choked on the strip of potato he had just swallowed, his expression exaggerated as he looked at Wei Shuxian, "Is setting the price so high really okay? Will they agree?"
"If they don’t agree, then forget it. After all, we’re not the ones being haunted by the ghost infant," you said leisurely as you ate, showing an indifferent expression, "Zongzi, by the way, give that school hunk a heads up. Once the ghost infant is done with the mother, it’ll definitely come for its biological father. However, with the father, the ghost infant won’t be nearly as polite."
"Got it, I’ll make sure to pass that on."
Zong Wangyue cheerfully stuffed a big mouthful of rice into his mouth as though it was the most delicious food in the world.
Speaking of which, among the six of you sitting here, you’re the one with the poorest economic background. There’s no need to say much about Zong Wangyue, and Yang Kai is a genuine rich kid; Wei Shuxian comes from an aristocratic family, and while he doesn’t speak of it, you all are fully aware of it; as for Liao Yong, he’s from a military family where entering the army was the plan, but under the strong interference of his mother, who wished for him to be an ordinary person, he studied hard for three years and finally got into Jiangzhe University.
Then there’s Jin Qi, you don’t know much about him, but Zong Wangyue inadvertently let it slip in conversation, making you all aware that Jin Qi’s family is not financially inferior to Zong Wangyue’s.
Such a diverse group coming together is rarely seen elsewhere.
Some small groups come together for monetary interests, others for collective security; but for you, it started with a common hobby. As you got to know and understand each other better, your camaraderie also intensified.
Rich kids like Yang Kai certainly don’t lack money, but unlike other flashy and high-class second-generation rich and officials, they not only keep a low-profile but have also integrated directly into the lives of us commoners. Zong Wangyue, in particular, is known for being stingy and tight-fisted—who would guess his parents’ annual income was at least in the tens of millions?