REBORN ARISTOCRAT: RETURN OF THE VICIOUS HEIRESS

226-230

Chapter 226: A Rat on the Street, Cursed by Everyone

Translator: Atlas Studios  Editor: Atlas Studios

Li Mengjie was indeed professional. Very soon, she completed the entire proposal and passed it to her—every section and line was conscientiously done and to the point. At this moment, the discussion forums of Lan Feng Institute were also on fire—Wen Xinya almost became a rat on the street in school, cursed by everyone, just short of being yelled at and beaten up.

At noon, Wen Xinya, Zhou Tianyu, and Shen Mengting gathered in the hostel, browsing the posts on the discussion forums. Things were getting increasingly out of hand on the discussion forums, and there were already people hinting throwing Wen Xinya out of Lan Feng.

Zhou Tianyu was furious. “Damn, don’t these students have better things to do? They don’t need to study hard and improve themselves? Camping at the forums every day, stirring up storms—what’s the meaning in these?”

Previously, she felt that Lan Feng Institute was a high-end school, and the basic qualities of the students in the school were much better than those in other schools. Now it seemed like this bunch of people were worse off than students from junk schools.

Shen Mengting was also very angry. “Xinya obviously isn’t what they make her out to be—she’s pretty, motivated, diligent, and hardworking. Someone must have intentionally made up these posts, triggering students in the school and framing Xinya.”

Zhou Tianyu said furiously, “This bunch of morons call themselves the cream of the crop in a high-end school—proudly making a din after being used as murder weapons. They’re so shameless that I’m embarrassed for them.”

Wen Xinya browsed the posts on the discussion forums leisurely, not the least bit affected by the intense discussions.

Shen Mengting was also worried. “Tianyu, how can we help Xinya now—if this goes on, I’m afraid Xinya will be attacked by the masses and chased out of the school.”

Vexed, Zhou Tianyu grabbed her hair and said, “How do I know!”

Shen Mengting hung her head.

Furious, Zhou Tianyu walked over and switched off the power source of the computer with a click. Noticing that Wen Xinya was still browsing the posts, she only realized then that Wen Xinya was using a laptop. She instantly gritted her teeth, stretched her hand out, snatched the mouse from Wen Xinya’s hand, and shut down the laptop under her gaze.

Zhou Tianyu stared at her and said, “See see see, what’s there to see—it’s filled with posts criticizing you, and you’re enjoying the view. I think you’ve suffered such a great blow that you’re out of sorts!”

Wen Xinya took a pear, passed it to Zhou Tianyu, and said, “Here! Have a pear to calm your anger—it’s a sweet and juicy pear! Very delicious!”

It was great to have pears in autumn—they greatly moistened and nourished the lungs. These pears came all the way from Italy, shipped via a private plane by Si Yiyan.

Zhou Tianyu almost spewed blood onto her face. She and Shen Mengting were extremely worried, in a state of great confusion over her matters, and she actually had the mood to eat pears.

Wen Xinya took another pear and passed it to Shen Mengting. “Mengting, have one too!”

Shen Mengting took the pear and looked at Wen Xinya in a daze.

Wen Xinya bit the pear—its refreshing and sweet juice flowed into her mouth, sweetening her heart.

Indeed, life was made satisfying by tastes and made beautiful by feelings.