Hidden identities of the AI Heiress

Chapter 113: Chapter 113: Does Second Brother Actually Not Welcome Qiaoqiao?

Lu Zhanxing was not uninterested in his younger sister, it’s just that his schedule was too tight, and by the time he finished, it was already the middle of the night.

He wanted to find an opportunity to call, but their times never matched up.

Since he was resting early today, he remembered Qiao Yun.

He had no recollection of Qiao Yun from their childhood and had thought he wouldn’t feel much.

When he actually saw her, he realized he was not unmoved; blood ties are indeed magical.

Looking at Qiao Yun’s fair little face, clear eyes, tied-up bun, and a few curly wisps of hair hanging down, she looked like an exquisitely beautiful doll.n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

Lu Zhanxing’s hands were itching.

Tsk, he really wanted to pinch her cheeks.

They looked so soft and seemed like they would feel good to knead.

Stop! He was her brother, how could he lack dignity completely.

But still…

He quietly took a screenshot, the world of face connoisseurs is simple: when you see something that fits your aesthetic, you want to save it.

It’s too bad Qiao Yun is still young; if she debuted as an idol, she would definitely be a huge hit.

“Why did you take a screenshot?” Qiao Yun suddenly asked.

Lu Zhanxing cleared his throat and calmly replied, “You saw wrong.”

Qiao Yun nodded, “Okay, let’s say I saw it wrong.”

Since it was their first meeting, she didn’t expose Lu Zhanxing.

Lu Zhanxing inexplicably felt as if his younger sister was indulging him.

“Are you getting used to being back?” He sat upright, trying his best to act like a responsible older brother.

His appearance was that of a popular young idol with chestnut-colored hair, pale skin, and bright eyes with a typical peach blossom shape.

When he smiled, he had a small sharp canine tooth visible, yet his voice was inappropriately sexy for his age.

Even with a stern face, he wasn’t intimidating.

Qiao Yun honestly answered, “I’m accustomed.”

“Are you keeping up with your studies?”

“Yes.”

“Have you made any friends?”

“Yes.”

“Did you finish your homework?”

“I did.”

“…”

The two engaged in a rapid-fire Q&A session.

Lu Zhanxing, at a loss for words, couldn’t help but fidget with his toes. Qiao Yun was too serious; he couldn’t find any topic to liven up the atmosphere.

And for some reason, in front of Qiao Yun, he felt like he was dealing with a senior executive.

Despite her tender young face, why did she seem so composed?

Su Mian frowned. Was this how siblings were supposed to interact? Those unaware might think it was an interrogation.

Her heart skipped a beat, worried by the precedent set by Lu Jingzhi; she couldn’t help worrying that maybe the second child didn’t actually welcome Qiaoqiao.

No wonder Qiaoqiao had been back for almost two months, and he hadn’t shown any initiative.

The more she thought about it, the more convinced she became and, fearing that Lu Zhanxing would say something inappropriate, she immediately interrupted him, “Second child, why are you talking so much nonsense.”

Receiving a disapproving look from his mother and still confused, Lu Zhanxing was bewildered.

What happened to him?

When had he spouted nonsense? Weren’t they having a good conversation?

Su Mian changed the subject and asked him, “How have you been recently? Have you been taking good care of yourself?”

“Don’t worry, I’m a grown man now, of course I can take care of myself.

Lu Zhanxing assured her and added, “I even met a benefactor recently who has really helped me a lot in my career, giving me great resources for movies.”

Su Mian was relieved, “That’s good, who is this benefactor?”

Lu Zhanxing shook his head, “I don’t know who it is.”

Su Mian’s brow furrowed, thinking of the chaotic affairs in the entertainment industry as depicted in novels, her expression changed, “Second child, are you naïve? Do you not realize you could be taken advantage of?”

Lu Zhanxing: “…?? Huh?”

Qiao Yun smirked, tsk…