Quick Transmigration: Targeted by the Big Shot
Chapter 3968

Young Master, the Blind Dancer Has Rejected You Again (40)

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Su Qiao is lying on the desk, slowly drawing a costume design draft, and has no time to look at any gifts.

She didn't look back and simply said, "No, let them take it back."

Nanny Wu glanced at Wei Hong and the four men behind him who were carrying various gift boxes, "You heard it too, Miss, she doesn't want it."

Wei Hong came to give gifts, and he was unwilling to do so. At this time, he happened to go down the slope. He nodded, turned around and waved, and left with the people.

Anyway, he has already been here, and he is the one who doesn't want it. I can't blame him.

Nanny Wu glanced at his background and closed the door gently.

After turning around and coming to the bedroom, he hesitated and couldn't help but remind him, "Miss, you can ignore Young Master Chu, but Sister Jin, you have to think carefully about how to reply."

Sister Jin is a person who values profit and money very seriously.

In the past, in order to support Tang Meina, even Tang Meina climbed into the bed of Third Master Zhu, whom she had been with for more than ten years, and was as arrogant as a peacock in front of her. She didn't take it seriously, and even coaxed her and spoiled her with nice words.

Nowadays, the lady has repeatedly rejected customers with money and status like Young Master Chu. She obviously won't be too happy.

Since the young lady came on stage that night, this Young Master Chu has been sending people to deliver things to her every day for the past two days.

Clothes, bags, jewelry, music boxes, pocket watches, everything was sent here, but they were all returned by the lady.

This Young Master Chu, who is said to have a bad temper, seems to be in conflict with the young lady. The more she refuses to accept, the more he gives away, and the gifts become more expensive every time.

But, every time he sent something, the lady didn't even touch it. She just waved her hand and asked the person who sent it to take it back. No matter how valuable the thing was, she would completely dismiss it and look down upon it.

"I know."

Su Qiao didn't take Sister Jin seriously at all.

This woman is nothing more than a profit-seeking woman who talks nonsense about people and ghosts.

As long as it brings her benefits and considerable income, she won't do anything to you.

Su Qiao, on the other hand, thinks that after these two nights, it has fully demonstrated its own value.

"By the way, miss, Mr. John had someone send a message, saying that he suddenly fell into the lake and caught a cold, got sick, and was a little acclimatized, so he had to go back to his country for treatment first. The date with you, miss, can only wait until he comes back."

Su Qiao turned around and thought for a while, then remembered that this John was the foreign businessman who drove Record Company who made an appointment with her that night.

How could this man suddenly fall into the lake at this juncture?

Moreover, the disease was so severe that he had to return to China for treatment.

Could it be that some people are doing something behind the scenes?

Seeing her silence, Nanny Wu thought she was worried that her songs would not be released on records, and gently reminded her, "Miss, don't worry, Sister Jin will not miss such a good opportunity to make money. She will probably persuade Third Master to open Record Company, or contact Record Company to help you release an album."

Nanny Wu feels a little pity.

After entering this industry and entering a place like Xianle Mansion, even if Miss's future records become popular, there will still be people talking about her in private.

What's more, the income from these records can be distributed to the lady, but only one-tenth is probably not enough.

Alas, this is also fate, and people must accept it.

"Well, that's okay." Su Qiao doesn't matter.

She was not short of money at all, what she was short of now was time.

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