Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities - Chapter 621

Chapter 621: Studying for The Second-to-last?

Translator: Henyee Translations  Editor: Henyee Translations

“Yangyang, did Feng Jue help you capture this video? His photography skills are absolutely stunning.”

Zhu Di and Momo were in awe of the video Gu Yang had posted on Grape app.

After each live broadcast, Gu Yang would meticulously edit the piano performances to ensure fans could easily enjoy the music.

Following Zhu Di, Mo Mo, and Lu Mao’s compliments on Gu Yang’s style, the conversation shifted to photography.

Gu Yang smiled and nodded, her heart swelling with pride for her boyfriend’s photography prowess.

Zhu Di and Mo Mo continued to shower praise on Feng Jue.

Feng Jue bashfully grinned and stood beside Gu Yang, his demeanor radiating obedience.

Meanwhile, Gu Jin, seated nearby, shot him a cold glance.

During the weekend outing, while Gu Yang was occupied elsewhere, Feng Jue had managed to steal some alone time with her sister once again.

Gu Jin furrowed her brow in deep disapproval, pondering, Is Gu Pei utterly inept? Can’t he even manage to keep this guy in check at home?

“I’ll make sure Zheng Yi learns it properly one day,” Zhu Di muttered through clenched teeth, still frustrated by Zheng Yi’s lackluster photography skills.

Mo Mo turned to Lu Mao, Zhang Shan, and Li Shi, her expression earnest. “I suggest you all pick up some photography skills. You never know when you might need to capture moments with your future partners.”

Zhang Shan sighed. “But we’re all single.”

Li Shi echoed the sigh, then glanced at Mo Mo. “Including you.”

Lu Mao, the most seasoned in matters of love, placed his hands on his hips and chuckled. “Not me. I’ve had plenty of relationships! Haha, isn’t it said that practice makes perfect?”

Mo Mo shot Lu Mao a cold glare, her fists clenched, but she managed a smile. “Little Fatty Lu.”

Gu Yang raised an eyebrow, siding with Mo Mo. She nodded in agreement. “Indeed, we’ve had our fair share of discussions and heartbreaks.”

Zhu Di and the others chuckled mockingly.

Lu Mao observed as Mo Mo clenched her fists and darted away. The pair engaged in a playful chase around a line of fragrant osmanthus trees along the roadside, occasionally exchanging playful banter.

The warmth of the March sun enveloped them, while a gentle breeze caused the scarlet silk of the laurel trees lining the road to sway gracefully.

Despite a few spring showers leaving traces of ink on the once vibrant silk, the youthful dreams persisted, undimmed by the passing of time.

After bidding farewell to Zhu Di and the others upon leaving school, Gu Yang and her companions headed to Jinyang Pavilion for lunch.

Gu Pei was notably absent, mentioning she was spending time with her girlfriend and brother.

As they arrived at Jinyang Pavilion, the bustling eatery was nearly at capacity. Gu Jin had thought ahead and secured a reservation, ensuring their dishes awaited them upon arrival, with the manager graciously welcoming them at the entrance.

Jinyang Pavilion boasted seasonal menu additions, and Gu Yang savored the flavors of the freshly introduced spring dishes. Her attention was momentarily diverted as an elegantly attired woman swept through the beaded curtain and approached their table.

While Jinyang Pavilion lacked private rooms, the dining areas were discreetly partitioned, affording guests a semblance of privacy. It was unusual for unfamiliar individuals to intrude upon others’ space, but the rustling of the beads hinted at a slightly assertive demeanor.

Taking another bite of her meal, Gu Yang speculated that the newcomer might be the recently introduced supporting character, Ye Qingzi, her thoughts drifting momentarily to the unfolding plot.

It seemed evident that she had arrived to stir up trouble for Big Boss Sister.

However, the timing was off. This was Big Boss’s domain.

Ye Qingzi trailed behind Gu Yang and her companions as they entered. She had long harbored a desire to meet Gu Jin, but Gu Jin led a rather predictable life.

After school, she typically headed straight home or to the military hospital.

Unfamiliar with the intricacies of the Gu family dynamics and harboring no fondness for Gu Jin, Ye Qingzi naturally refrained from visiting.

Moreover, Xiao Yize had forbidden her from seeing Auntie Xiao again after her previous visit to the military hospital.

Additionally, No.1 Middle School had been under tight surveillance lately, barring outsiders from freely passing through.