Liang Wenkai and General Manager Lü were so impressed that they kept trying to persuade Shen Huaiyu to sign with Qin Dynasty Records. They solemnly promised to package Shen Huaiyu as a milk tea prince, versed in the six arts and well-read in poetry and literature. Once he debuted, he would surely become an instant sensation.
Shen Huaiyu had never expected delivering takeout to lead to such a complication. He could only bite the bullet and repeatedly decline General Manager Lü and Kevin's kindness. He was not someone who knew how to refuse others. But compared to accepting General Manager Lü's pitch, he wanted more to finish university peacefully, build the milk tea brand into something bigger and stronger with Cheng Lang, and, if he had spare time, work on new Milk Tea Paste products or learn artifact restoration techniques from his senior, Jin Huaiyuan. During breaks, he would visit Wojin at the hospital.
The doctor said Shen Wojin's condition had improved somewhat, and there was still a chance he might wake up. Shen Huaiyu hoped Shen Wojin would regain consciousness soon, so he could finally give his deceased parents an answer.
At the end of the day, Shen Huaiyu still remembered that shameful period when Lu Chengxuan had forced himself on him. He did not dare expose himself too much before the cameras, lest more people discover the unbearable side of him. Before Cheng Lang had reached out a hand to him, Shen Huaiyu had already seen far too much malice and gossip. Having endured it once had left him deeply shaken. If it happened again, Shen Huaiyu was not sure he could survive it.
Still, Shen Huaiyu could not let others know about those worries. Fortunately, Cheng Lang knew he was timid and never forced him to appear