The Disabled Villain Omega Uses Her Riches to Get Close to People (GL) - Chapter 13

The Dong family’s banquet also invited the Zhao family.

Zhao’s parents, Zhao Xiyin, and Zhao Xihuai all attended, bringing the whole family.

Of course, it wasn’t out of respect for the Dong family, but because they heard Chi Wanzhu would also be there tonight.

Zhao mother said to Zhao Xihuai, “Last time, President Chi probably didn’t notice who you were. This time, you must proactively introduce yourself to her.”

The Zhao family was quite wealthy, certainly not beneath being seen in such company.

The reason she hadn’t met Chi Wanzhu last time was probably just that Chi Wanzhu didn’t know Zhao Xihuai was backed by the Zhao family.

This was a good chance to redeem the situation.

“I understand, Mom.” Zhao Xihuai nodded. “I will make sure to make a good impression on President Chi.”

Perhaps due to her competitive nature, she was no longer merely interested in getting close to Chi Wanzhu.

The thought of that student girl being chosen while she had to leave awkwardly still stung.

How could I be worse than that person!

After giving instructions, Zhao mother saw Zhao Xiyin looking around and spoke with a tone of exasperation: “And you, you also need to behave well in front of President Chi later!”

Zhao Xihuai was a few years older and more composed.

Her younger daughter, Zhao Xiyin, was usually trouble, and she hadn’t wanted to bring her initially.

But Zhao father reminded her that both Xiyin and Xihuai were Alphas, so she should bring both of them to be seen by Chi Wanzhu.

Zhao mother figured he was right.

Her greatest pride was having these two daughters.

Not only were they graduates of prestigious universities, but they were also Alphas, and their grades were not low.

If they could establish a relationship with Chi Wanzhu tonight and collaborate with Star Group a few times, the Zhao family’s status in Jiang City would steadily rise.

Zhao Xiyin completely missed the implication of her mother’s words. She pouted, “Sister is already making an impression, why do I have to as well?”

Besides, she recalled some rumors she had heard.

It was said that Chi Wanzhu was not only decisive and ruthless, always seeking revenge, but also harsh to her own relatives.

If her parents hadn’t forced her to come today, she wouldn’t have wanted to see the other person at all.

“Try talking back one more time?” Zhao mother was mindful that they were at a banquet, or her hand would have already been twisting Zhao Xiyin’s ear.

Zhao Xiyin surrendered, mumbling, “Fine, fine, I’ll shut up. She’s just a cripple, is she worth all this attention?”

Zhao father, upon hearing this, looked around quickly. After making sure no one was passing by, he let out a stern rebuke: “Shut your mouth!”

If Chi Wanzhu heard that, forget about establishing a relationship; their cooperation with Star Group might be jeopardized.

“Oh.” Zhao Xiyin also fell silent.

She truly hadn’t thought before speaking just now.

Now that she had calmed down, she knew what to say and what not to say.

Zhao mother proactively eased the tension: “I think I just saw President Chi go to the back garden. Xihuai, take Xiyin and go say hello to President Chi.”

“Okay.” Zhao Xihuai led Zhao Xiyin toward the back garden.

Lin Xin, who had been eating mini-cakes in the back, thought: “…”

I just wanted some good food, and now the gossip involves President Chi herself.

It was also Zhao father’s lack of caution, only remembering to look left and right, not front and back.

However, it was also true that she was standing in a blind spot, making her hard to notice.

Lin Xin watched the two leave and sighed for them.

A futile effort. How could they possibly shake Miss Jing’s position?

It’s not like I haven’t delivered clothes to Miss Jing many times.

After sighing, she picked up another mini-cake.

So delicious!

As for the Zhao family, she was confident that the iceberg President Chi would freeze them back to reality.

After hanging up with Ji Ling, Chi Wanzhu wanted to discuss the hospital visit time with Jing Chaocao.

However, before she could finish editing the message, she felt her vision was obstructed.

She looked up and saw two completely unfamiliar people, who were Alphas.

Zhao father and Zhao mother had met Chi Wanzhu during business talks.

But Zhao Xihuai hadn’t, so she circled the back garden a few times before finding the corner spot.

She only saw the person’s back, but the fact that the person was in a wheelchair made her almost certain it was Chi Wanzhu.

She quickly rushed over with Zhao Xiyin. Before getting a clear look at the person, she greeted her: “Hello, President Chi. I’m Zhao Xihuai, and this is my sister Xiyin.”

Zhao Xiyin also followed suit: “Hello, President Chi.”

Only after speaking did they use the hanging streetlights in the garden to clearly see the Omega’s face.

The porcelain-blue evening gown made the other person look even more distant. Her dark hair was pinned up with a bamboo hairpin, revealing her pale, slender back.

The streetlight shone behind her, casting a slim silhouette that made one forget the fact that she was currently sitting in a wheelchair.

The inner thoughts of the two were surprisingly consistent at this moment: No one told us Chi Wanzhu was this beautiful!

Chi Wanzhu felt the scrutinizing gazes of the two Alphas and frowned slightly.

She had seen Zhao Xihuai on the surveillance footage before.

Coupled with the names she had just heard, she quickly guessed their purpose.

Chi Wanzhu rubbed her fingertips, dealing with them easily: “Miss Zhao, hello.”

Zhao Xihuai added a bit of genuine emotion this time, saying with a smile, “My father often praises you at home, saying that you were able to manage Star Group at such a young age, and told us to learn from you. So we came over to say hello.”

A simple sentence, yet every part of it highlighted the Zhao family’s background.

“I heard you graduated from Z University. Xiyin is also at Z University, so she’s your junior.”

Chi Wanzhu, who originally wanted to refuse them with a single sentence, paused upon hearing the last part. “Also at Z University?”

Jing Chaocao seemed to be at Z University as well.

Zhao Xihuai didn’t know what Chi Wanzhu was thinking, only assuming she was interested in the topic.

She subtly patted Zhao Xiyin on the back, signaling her to continue the conversation.

Zhao Xiyin was still immersed in the shock of how beautiful Chi Wanzhu was. Snapped back to reality by Zhao Xihuai’s tap, she quickly replied, “Yes, at Z University!”

Chi Wanzhu casually asked, “What is your major at Z University?”

Zhao Xiyin didn’t know why the other person was asking, but under her powerful aura, she didn’t dare ask and only answered honestly: “Traditional Chinese Medicine.”

Traditional Chinese Medicine was not a popular major among the various fields, even showing a trend of gradually shrinking.

Because of this, the admission score for Traditional Chinese Medicine was lower compared to other popular majors.

Since she would eventually work in the Zhao family company regardless, she chose the major with the lower score.

Chi Wanzhu’s expression subtly shifted upon hearing this.

Her memory was excellent, and she had read Jing Chaocao’s profile thoroughly. Naturally, she knew the other person was also studying Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Zhao Xihuai observed Chi Wanzhu’s pensive look and tentatively asked, “Is President Chi also interested in Traditional Chinese Medicine?”

“Speaking of which, they also study acupuncture and massage in TCM. If President Chi feels any discomfort later, you can have Xiyin take a look for you.”

Zhao Xiyin, standing next to her, listened to her sister and desperately wanted to cover her mouth!

They did learn those things in TCM, but since she never paid attention in class, she probably didn’t even qualify as a quack, let alone perform acupuncture and massage!

“Just a casual question.”

Chi Wanzhu didn’t engage with her comment. “If there’s nothing else, I’ll be leaving now. Please enjoy yourselves.”

She turned her wheelchair to leave, but Zhao Xihuai shifted her stance, conveniently blocking her path.

Zhao Xihuai, who believed they had been “talking pleasantly” just now, stopped her: “President Chi, how about we exchange contact information first?”

If Chi Wanzhu had only found their intrusion thoughtless a moment ago.

Now, her voice held a hint of coldness: “Miss Zhao, I do not add the contact information of strangers.”

“Furthermore, the result is already out. It’s better for Miss Zhao to accept it.”

A cold sweat broke out on Zhao Xihuai’s back, and she instinctively moved out of the way.

Only after the other person’s silhouette disappeared did she regain her composure.

“Sister? What did President Chi mean by that last sentence?”

Zhao Xiyin only felt that for a moment, she was hanging on the edge of a cliff, trembling with fear.

“She knew I participated in the selection.”

It turns out that person was right. There really were surveillance cameras in the room.

Zhao Xiyin saw her face turn extremely pale: “Then…”

“There’s no chance.” Zhao Xihuai shook her head.

The rejection just now was also a warning.

From the moment they spoke, Chi Wanzhu knew their motive and merely watched their performance.

This was the Chi Wanzhu of the rumors.

Cold, mysterious, and always in control.

In the required class, Jing Chaocao was reading about ABO knowledge word by word, feeling like she had opened a door to a new world.

What pheromones were, how Alpha and Omega pheromones affected each other, how to perform a temporary mark…

Everything that had puzzled her in the past few days could be found in the primary school textbook.

Thinking back, Chi Wanzhu could easily answer with the word “patience.”

While pondering, she flipped to Chapter 4, titled [“Ineffective Mark”].

Jing Chaocao looked at the title. It was a new term.

But she could easily understand it literally: the mark was ineffective.

This chapter should be simple, Jing Chaocao thought with relief.

She flipped to the next page and slowly read the content of the chapter.

But the more she read, the tighter her brow furrowed.

According to the textbook, if the difference in Alpha and Omega grades was too large, the mark would fail.

That is, even after being marked by the Alpha, the Omega would quickly return to a state of being in heat.

Reading this paragraph, she couldn’t help but think that the time difference between her marks on Chi Wanzhu was indeed very short!

She was B-grade, which seemed low. So what was Chi Wanzhu’s grade?

She tried to recall the original plot, but it didn’t mention this much.

The only relevant line was: [Because Chi Wanzhu’s grade is very high, her senses, including pain, are more pronounced during a Pheromone Disorder flare-up.]

Jing Chaocao couldn’t help but switch the screen, find Xu Zhihuai’s chat box, and poke her.

【Jing Chaocao: Do you remember Chi Wanzhu’s grade?】

She certainly couldn’t ask Chi Wanzhu directly.

After much thought, asking the original author was the most accurate.

【Xu Zhihuai: Why are you asking?】

【Xu Zhihuai: She should be SSS or SS, or S or something? I don’t remember clearly either.】

Jing Chaocao looked at the message, completely bewildered.

How can there be three answers!

【Jing Chaocao: ???】

【Jing Chaocao: You don’t know either? Is it possible for her to be A-grade or B-grade?】

【Xu Zhihuai: These settings are just typed in randomly. But A-grade and B-grade are definitely impossible. It doesn’t fit the villain’s style; it’s too low-grade.】

【Xu Zhihuai: There’s also inflation in the novel world now. If it were a few years ago, A-grade would still be sufficient.】

But unfortunately, times have changed! A-grade is no longer a top rank, let alone B-grade.

Jing·Low Grade·Chao·Not a Top Rank·Chao: 【…】

Alright. It seemed the inflation hadn’t reached her yet.

Xu Zhihuai was leisurely walking back to school with Luo Qiao. Although she didn’t quite understand the question, she still helped with the science.

【Xu Zhihuai: Actually, SSS-grade isn’t uncommon now. There are even Super S-grades recently!】

However, the message didn’t go through; there was only a red exclamation mark.

Xu Zhihuai: “…”