Chapter 2787
2787 Second Young Sir’s Thoughts
Qi Duo looked back at Dean Yun in shock and disbelief.
It was just like he had originally thought that everything was just a joke, yet who knew that Dean Yun would take it seriously.
“Dean, aren’t you being a bit too sloppy?” Many mentors had also come, and they all looked at Director Qi with commiserated gazes.
They also felt that Qi Duo’s luck today was truly a bit unlucky.
Even though they didn’t know exactly what had happened between Director Qi and this stoic-faced stoic face girl, from the looks of it now, it seemed like Director Qi had trounced.
“Haha, Qiaoqiao certainly knows how to make an entrance in Tempest City. She’s quite the little troublemaker!” Eldest Young Sir Qin commented with a mischievous grin. He then shifted his gaze to Second Young Sir Qin, who stood beside him, unfazed. “Second Brother, what’s on your mind?”
Qin Xin did not answer him. His gaze had been on the little lady the entire time.
He actually had too many questions in his mind.
/Were those fragmented dreams really dreams?/
/Did Qiaoqiao’s long-standing disgust for him stem from that dream?/
Otherwise, he really couldn’t remember what he had done to arouse her disgust in this lifetime.
He yearned to inquire, yet a suitable moment eluded him.
Now that both of them were enrolled in the same academy, the prospect of encountering each other in the future was inevitable. He resolved to seize one of these forthcoming opportunities to address the lingering uncertainties in his heart.
Eldest Young Sir Qin surreptitiously glanced at his enigmatic second brother.
He had always sensed that Second Brother possessed a profound intellect, making him an enigma difficult to unravel. Even though they stood side by side at that moment, Second Brother appeared as distant and unapproachable as an age-old glacier.
He couldn’t fathom what was going on in Second Brother’s mind.
Furthermore, there appeared to be an undisclosed history between Second Brother and Qiaoqiao, leaving people somewhat perplexed.
But was that even plausible?
He had covertly investigated every interaction between them within the confines of the Qin Estate, and nothing had seemed amiss.
Qin Xuan’s gaze shifted, momentarily scanning his features before retracting.
“Big Bro, Second Brother!…” Ninth Qin bounded over with enthusiasm, navigating his way through the crowd to their side. “Oh, Fifth Brother is here too.”
Young Sir Qin, the fifth sibling, gave a subtle nod to his younger brother, who had recently returned to the main family.
Ninth Qin was a bundle of energy, seemingly unfazed despite his limited attention within the Qin Estate and the bullying he’d endured. His demeanor was so carefree that it bordered on eccentricity.
Second Brother Qin, appearing somewhat clueless, glanced at him, his gaze flickering. “Did you arrive with Qiao Mu and the others?”
Ninth Qin blinked, then turned to look at Qiao Mu, who stood nearby. He promptly nodded and launched into a complaint. “That’s right, Second Brother. Let me tell you, that quiet girl has quite the fiery temper. I only spoke three sentences, and she already found me irritating, telling me not to follow them all the way here.”
“But there’s only one road leading out of North Wangda Forest,” Ninth Qin continued his lament, “and it took me considerable effort to make it this far.”
Second Young Sir Qin and Second Young Sir Qin couldn’t conceal their impatience. “You’re quite bothersome.”
“After all that haggling and long-winded talk, he only asked one question. All he had to do was say ‘yes,’ but instead, he rambled on without getting to the point!” their frustration was evident.
Eldest Young Sir couldn’t help but burst into laughter.
Ninth Qin wore an expression of both resentment and pity as he discreetly glanced at his Second Brother.
His heart felt as if it had taken a merciless blow, and he let out an exasperated sigh.
