The Disabled Villain Omega Uses Her Riches to Get Close to People (GL) - Chapter 15

After setting the time, the two people’s chat boxes went dark.

Although Jing Chaocao knew their agreement would be terminated in less than a week.

She still did everything perfectly, not forgetting the goodnight message.

【Jing Chaocao: Rest early, goodnight.】

Where else could you find an employee like her!

Of course, the level of dedication also depended on the boss’s appearance.

After sending the message, Jing Chaocao prepared to go straight to sleep.

After all, her heart had already shattered. There was no more need for internal debate, so she could definitely sleep soundly.

Who knew Chi Wanzhu would actually reply to her?

【17**: Goodnight.】

The simple two words finally brought some comfort to Jing Chaocao’s broken heart.

Even if she couldn’t continue helping the Omega, she had at least made a connection in this world.

That was the CEO of Star Group, a contact many people yearned for.

With Chi Wanzhu’s connection, everything she did here would be convenient.

Not to mention, she now had the “goodnight” from the other person. That should be a unique privilege!

However, looking at the number on her phone, she felt she should change the contact name.

If it were a few hours ago, she would have unhesitatingly saved it as [Kind, Generous, Beautiful Sugar Daddy].

But now, after some thought, she decided “Sugar Daddy” definitely couldn’t be used, settling on [Kind, Generous, Beautiful CEO Chi].

After changing the name, she released Xu Zhihuai from her blacklist.

As soon as she did, she received a message from the other side.

【Xu Zhihuai: ?】

【Xu Zhihuai: You finally released me?】

【Xu Zhihuai: I remembered what you asked me last time. Chi Wanzhu’s grade should be SS-grade.】

She had indeed forgotten, but after careful deduction, she could roughly guess Chi Wanzhu’s grade.

【Jing Chaocao: Why did you suddenly remember?】

【Xu Zhihuai: The best SSS-grade must be reserved for the protagonist. The big villain can’t be too weak, but also can’t be stronger than the protagonist, so it must be SS-grade.】

【Jing Chaocao: …】

The reasoning was so sound that she couldn’t refute it.

Perhaps sensing the other party’s speechlessness, Xu Zhihuai cleverly changed the subject.

【Xu Zhihuai: I’m planning to write a new sweet novel soon. Do you want any specific character?】

【Xu Zhihuai: Trust me, this time I can definitely meet your requirements. I’ll strictly follow the outline, and there won’t be any accidents!】

【Jing Chaocao: …】

If Xu Zhihuai could stick to the outline, she should be able to see a fish riding a bicycle tomorrow.

She thought this, but her message was sent instantly.

There was always a slim chance.

【Jing Chaocao: I want to be a Super S-grade Alpha.】

What she had lost, she wanted to reclaim.

Xu Zhihuai was silent for two seconds.

【Xu Zhihuai: …The next novel is set in space, so there’s no ABO setting.】

Jing Chaocao was not particular.

【Jing Chaocao: Then I want Super S-grade power.】

In any case, she must experience the inflation of the novel world.

【Xu Zhihuai: …Fine.】

Having received the promise, Jing Chaocao slept soundly.

On the other side, Xu Zhihuai looked at the outline she had finished writing and began to edit and add.

Since the protagonist’s Super S-grade had been taken, she would add another grade.

Supernova-grade.

Xu Zhihuai typed those three characters, revealing a satisfied smile.

Jing Chaocao’s life proceeded as usual afterward, and she didn’t skip any classes.

Chi Wanzhu hadn’t called her again, as if the events of the past few days were an illusion.

However, she could still smell the faint yet persistent scent of Cognac Brandy whenever she removed the inhibitor patch.

It didn’t smell strongly of alcohol, only a mellow and subtle fragrance that was impossible to ignore.

As expected of a key character’s pheromones from the book—sophisticated and dominant.

Jing Chaocao picked up a new inhibitor patch and sighed again.

The fact that she could still smell the other person’s pheromones meant the other person’s grade was definitely not low.

But her pheromones on Chi Wanzhu must have been suppressed and metabolized quickly due to the grade difference.

So, had Chi Wanzhu been relying on inhibitors these past few days? Or was she looking for a new Alpha?

When she considered the latter possibility, the fir pheromones on the side of her neck seemed to notice, and suddenly stung for a moment.

But it was only for a second.

However, the interwoven Cognac Brandy pheromones offered an unusually gentle comfort.

Gentle? Jing Chaocao shook her head quickly at the thought, immediately putting the inhibitor patch back on.

Why would she even think of that?

Song Li happened to open the door and asked her, “Chaocao, are you ready?”

“Ready,” Jing Chaocao put on her coat. “We’re going to Houde Building, right?”

Song Li nodded: “Yes, the President and the others should have arrived.”

In two months was the 100th-anniversary celebration of Z University, which involved a series of events. The student council and other student organizations were all required to participate.

Today, all the organizations were holding a general meeting to plan and divide the tasks for the anniversary events.

Jing Chaocao and Song Li were both members of the student council, so they couldn’t avoid it.

However, when she arrived, she also saw Xu Zhihuai and Luo Qiao.

The two were standing side-by-side, very close to each other.

Xu Zhihuai said something, and Luo Qiao suddenly smiled, pursing her lips.

They were oblivious to their surroundings.

She narrowed her eyes, watched them for a few seconds, and then went over to say hello, “Why are you here too?”

Xu Zhihuai spread her hands helplessly, “I’m representing our college’s organization.”

They didn’t have much of a say and were simply roped in to do the work.

Jing Chaocao looked curiously at the person next to her: “Is Luo Qiao also in your college organization?”

She didn’t recall this plot point in the book, and Luo Qiao seemed to have been bullied by people in her college before.

“I came with Zhihuai to have a look.” Luo Qiao curved her lips into a smile. “I was bored staying in the dorm.”

Jing Chaocao immediately translated her words, teasingly: “Xu Zhihuai forcibly dragged you here, didn’t she?”

She remembered the early parts of the book consistently describing Luo Qiao as somewhat withdrawn, with her favorite place being the library.

Following someone to watch the commotion was highly unlikely.

“It’s good to get out and have some fun,” Xu Zhihuai coughed twice, but didn’t deny it. “Right?”

The last sentence was directed at the person next to her.

Luo Qiao nodded with a soft laugh, her fair cheeks radiating happiness.

Jing Chaocao: “…”

Why did she feel so superfluous?

Too many things needed confirmation at the meeting, and various speeches felt redundant.

The few of them sitting in the back couldn’t help but feel their eyelids droop, yawning constantly.

They only became slightly more alert when the tasks were finally being assigned.

The student council was mainly responsible for external liaison, including various sponsors, alumni who had graduated, and hosting leaders from other schools, etc.

The President assigned the tasks one by one. When it was Jing Chaocao and Song Li’s turn, she asked, “Can you two handle the alumni contact?”

“The alumni primarily include famous alumni. The student council has their contact information, which we can provide to you.”

Jing Chaocao didn’t think this task was difficult. She asked Song Li with her eyes.

Seeing the other person nod, she said, “We can do it. Leave it to us.”

“Then thank you for your hard work!”

After speaking, the President didn’t rush to the next person. She said, “There is one famous alumnus who is quite difficult to invite, but we still hope you try your best to invite them, as it’s our centennial anniversary, which is particularly significant.”

Song Li asked curiously, “Who is it? We need to prepare ourselves mentally.”

Jing Chaocao was also more alert than before, looking toward the President.

“The CEO of Star Group,” just saying the person’s name, the President’s tone held a hint of reverence, “Chi Wanzhu.”

The status of Star Group in Jiang City goes without saying. Every year, many Z University students are hired after graduation.

They invited Chi Wanzhu to attend the anniversary celebration every year, but she would usually decline, accompanied by a donation of a building to the school.

The Houde Building they were currently in was donated by Chi Wanzhu as an alumna.

Of course, the Zaiwu Building behind Houde Building was also donated by her.

“Chi Wanzhu?” Song Li had naturally heard the name. “…Then she’s certainly difficult to invite.”

If Z University couldn’t get her to come based on the reputation of being her alma mater, then there was no way she and Jing Chaocao could invite her.

“That’s why I’m giving the task to you!” The President patted both their shoulders individually. “I trust you!”

Song Li: “…”

Is this a matter of trust? This is a matter of capability!

Her eyes were full of resentment. Even without speaking, one could guess what she was thinking.

The President also knew what she was doing was disingenuous. After speaking, she quickly moved toward the furthest corner to arrange the next task.

She was afraid Song Li and Jing Chaocao would reject the assignment.

Song Li felt she had agreed too easily just now!

She turned her head to complain to Jing Chaocao, only to see the other person still daydreaming.

“What are you thinking about? You haven’t been scared by the task of inviting Chi Wanzhu, have you?”

After all, she hadn’t been like this moments ago.

Jing Chaocao: “…”

Scared is not the right word. I just hadn’t expected my “connection” to be useful so quickly.

But the thought that their agreement might be terminated this week instantly made the task feel awkward.

“Don’t worry, it’s okay even if we can’t invite her.” Song Li was very open-minded. “If we could really invite her, the President would definitely have gone herself.”

After all, having a conversation with Chi Wanzhu was an opportunity many people desired.

“Try your best to invite” essentially meant “you probably won’t be able to invite.”

In principle, the centennial anniversary required her presence, which meant they could bend the principles.

She felt she completely understood the President’s hidden meaning.

Jing Chaocao: “…”

She felt Song Li made a very valid point.