The Disabled Villain Omega Uses Her Riches to Get Close to People (GL) - Chapter 11

After getting ready, Jing Chaocao returned to school from Cloud Top Villa.

As she left, she saw Assistant Lin carrying another set of Chi Wanzhu’s clothes, which looked more like an evening gown.

However, she was self-aware enough to pretend she didn’t see it, merely telling the assistant that she was leaving.

Today’s temporary marking and dinner had made her and Chi Wanzhu less unfamiliar with each other.

She could ask about the assistant and encourage the other person to eat more, but that was the extent of it.

She could not cross certain boundaries.

She couldn’t ask Chi Wanzhu if she wanted a shower, given the other person’s leg condition.

Nor could she ask if the other person was attending a party tonight, attempting to pry into her whereabouts.

This suspicion and guardedness were also present in the original plot.

Not only between Chi Wanzhu and Jing Chaocao but also between the original protagonists.

The author used this mutual distrust to create countless misunderstandings and torture the hearts of many readers.

But Jing Chaocao mentally checked off her list, not feeling sad about the distrust at all.

She merely sighed and thought, What a great job!

Chi Wanzhu’s distrust naturally meant she wouldn’t be exposed to too many affairs.

Therefore, her job only required her to provide pheromone comfort in a timely manner. Easy work.

No annoying, unreasonable, or PUA bosses, no 996 or 007 work schedules.

And no need for daily, weekly, monthly reports, or KPIs.

Perfect!

When she returned to school, she managed to catch the last class of the day.

Although Z University had a famous saying, “Optional courses are always skipped, required courses are optionally skipped.”

Today’s class fell outside the scope of that saying.

Not only was it a required course for their major, but the teacher was also old and exceptionally strict. He hated students who didn’t take class seriously.

He frequently called on students to answer questions in class.

Failing to answer was a minor issue, at most proving you weren’t listening in class.

While embarrassing, it was only embarrassing.

But if you didn’t show up, 10 points would be deducted from the participation grade, and two absences meant failing the course outright.

This was a matter of retaking the course and being able to graduate.

Therefore, this class generally had a 100% attendance rate. No one gambled, and the seats were unusually full.

Fortunately, she had asked Song Li to save her a seat beforehand.

Five minutes into the class, Jing Chaocao walked to the back door and waved at Song Li inside.

Song Li pretended to stare intently at the lecturing teacher, but she noticed Jing Chaocao the moment she waved.

When the teacher turned around to write on the blackboard, she gestured under the table.

She signaled that the other person could enter now.

Jing Chaocao received the signal, bent halfway over, tiptoed in through the back door, and quickly slid into the seat next to Song Li.

“You’re finally here!” Song Li’s worried heart finally settled down. “I thought you were going to skip this class too!”

When she left this morning, she promised to answer the roll call for the morning classes, thinking the other person would only skip the first two periods.

Who knew Jing Chaocao also missed the afternoon classes, making her desperately send messages.

“I’m here, I’m here,” Jing Chaocao handed the bubble tea in her hand to the other person. “I was supposed to be back this morning, but I ran into something urgent.”

First, she ran into Xu Zhihuai at the bubble tea shop, and then she went to Cloud Top Villa.

Even with all that, she didn’t forget to bring Song Li bubble tea.

“You even bought bubble tea?” Song Li was highly suspicious. “If you didn’t buy this bubble tea, you probably wouldn’t be late, right?”

Jing Chaocao didn’t deny it, only smiled: “I promised you.”

Song Li gave her a thumbs-up: “Amazing!”

Even if she practiced for another hundred years, she wouldn’t have the same calm composure as the other person!

The teacher above was still lecturing on something hypnotic. Song Li tried her best to quietly insert the bubble tea straw.

The person in front of them was running Plants vs. Zombies on their laptop.

The person next to them was holding the required textbook for this class.

But why was the textbook glowing?

Poor technique in hiding the phone.

Looking around, everyone was doing something, most of which was unrelated to the class.

Of course, some people were listening attentively, and they were easy to spot.

Most were staring straight ahead, resting their heads on their hands, their eyes tearing up from exhaustion.

“Is it that hypnotic?” Jing Chaocao couldn’t help but ask.

Song Li nodded, “But the final exam isn’t difficult. He usually gives us the key points.”

Her “key points” meant genuinely outlining the crucial parts, not like other teachers who outline the entire book.

Some were even worse, “Everything I’ve lectured on is a key point.”

That was why so many people weren’t paying attention.

Jing Chaocao was relieved and pulled up the public primary school textbook on her phone.

She might as well take this opportunity to properly learn about ABO knowledge.

Otherwise, if she exposed her lack of even basic “common sense” again, people might start questioning whether she had even received a basic education.

But as soon as she opened the first page, she heard Song Li’s faint voice next to her.

“Chaocao, did you change clothes again?”

She remembered the other person wasn’t wearing this outfit when she left this morning, right?!

Jing Chaocao: “…You remember incorrectly.”

Between telling the truth and remaining silent, she chose to quibble.

Song Li’s tone was more certain this time: “You didn’t even explain, so it seems I didn’t remember incorrectly.”

Apart from her studies, she had an exceptionally keen perception in other areas, and she couldn’t help but say, “You need to be celibate!”

You can’t just go out every day and come back in a different set of clothes!

Jing Chaocao: “…”

She decided it was better to pretend she hadn’t heard anything.

Her gaze fixed on the text in front of her. This ABO is really ABO.

And what is celibacy? I don’t know!