During class, Liu Chang'an received a message from Qin Yanan.
After giving it some thought, Liu Chang'an decided not to get involved in Su Mei and Qin Yanan's clash of pride. But he could still deal with Li Hongfang. She really was everywhere!
Qin Yanan sent another voice message.
Liu Chang'an converted it to text.
Someone who rarely even answered calls naturally did not enjoy listening to voice messages.
Text conveyed information more accurately and quickly, an advantage voice messages could hardly match. People busy with work or pressed for time often felt genuinely irritated enough to curse when they saw one voice message after another.
More often than not, the more long-winded someone was—and the less capable they were of concise expression and summarizing content—the more they liked sending voice messages.
Qin Yanan's voice messages were not annoying, though. They were not work-related; when chatting casually with family and friends, it was fine to listen when one had time, and nothing important would be delayed. There was no reason to get frustrated or impatient.
After understanding what had happened, Liu Chang'an sent Li Hongfang a message: What are you doing at Xiangtan University?
Li Hongfang: Brother Liu! I heard the higher-ups were paying attention and had sent people to investigate Jin Hou's case of going mad, so I came to observe the situation.
A typical criminal returning to the scene, only to run into the police investigating the case.
Liu Chang'an: What else did you do?
Li Hongfang: Did you see it? I saw two cars showing off and blocking the road, so I rammed right through the middle of them. These people get cocky as soon as they have a little money, without even considering the terrible influence they have on campus.
Liu Chang'an could not help frowning.