Qian Yan wasn't stupid. She knew Su Muzhi's family background, and that was exactly why she'd asked.
She believed that for people like herself and Su Muzhi, who had grown up with silver spoons in their mouths, men were just toys.
They could never truly fall for one. As long as you had enough money, what man wouldn't come running at your beck and call?
She was the same way. At banquets, she brought her favorite toy along to show off.
If one of her girlfriends had something better, she didn't mind swapping for a while.
She thought Su Muzhi was angry because she'd been too blunt and put her in an awkward position.
So she said again:
"Let's exchange contact info. We can talk later."
"Muzhi! She means she wants to apologize! Don't misunderstand!"
Gu Lian hurriedly tried to smooth things over.
That Qian Yan—an outsider through and through! Her family sold coal for a living, and she was used to throwing her weight around in her own little corner of the world!
She dared to say anything and offend anyone! And now she was dragging me into it!
"No need to apologize. You can leave."
Su Muzhi smiled and waved. A server came over.
"Miss Su, what can I do for you?"
"Please throw this person out."
She said it with a smile.
The server nodded politely and walked up to Qian Yan.
"Please cooperate, ma'am."
Qian Yan froze. All her life, she'd been the one telling people to leave. No one had ever kicked her out.
"What if I don't?"
She laughed in disbelief and asked.
She wasn't afraid of the Su Family at all. She didn't belong to Shanghai's social circle, after all.
The server didn't seem fazed. He gave a slight nod, and several people