Xia Lin swore to heaven that she absolutely had not looked at Su Bai's phone on purpose... She did not have the bad habit of casually snooping on other people's privacy.
She had only happened to see it by accident, subconsciously.
But what she saw set Xia Lin's thoughts racing.
"Investment portfolio settlement... So this kid usually dabbles in investments. And judging from this, the scale isn't small."
Profits in the millions meant that the capital involved had to be tens of millions at the very least—perhaps even over a hundred million.
An ordinary freshman boy obviously could not have had such a huge sum of money in his hands.
Xia Lin thought of one possibility: Su Bai's family had entrusted him with part of their funds as a means of training him.
Of course, he could not have made money all the time. Investments fluctuated.
But it at least proved Su Bai's capabilities.
The people running truly wealthy families were no fools. They would not entrust money to someone incapable.
That also explained why Su Bai had such generous spending money.
When it came to outstanding younger generations, large families were never stingy. One could even say they were exceedingly generous.
With genes, the caliber of one's descendants was purely a lottery. No matter how formidable a family was, it could not guarantee that its children would grow into outstanding people.
When they finally encountered someone capable, they would naturally spoil them to the heavens.
Su Bai was probably in that kind of situation.
After a round of wild speculation, Director Xia had already imagined this newly acknowledged younger brother into a financial prodigy.
At once, the way she looked at the sleeping Su Bai became even gentler.
She felt incomparably certain that her decision to get closer to