Shen Zhizhi looked up at her father.
Shen Zhicheng's eyes darted away, and he looked rather embarrassed.
"Zhizhi..." Shen Zhicheng began quietly.
"Two villas and three commercial properties as my dowry," Shen Zhizhi said.
Shen Zhicheng instantly broke into a smile. "Done!"
"Zhizhi, come home for dinner tonight. I'll cook your favorite oil-braised prawns myself."
Shen Zhizhi waved a hand. "No need. I already have plans tonight. Some other day. Spend the next couple of days cleaning up the house. I don't want to see anything belonging to a certain woman-not even a strand of her hair."
Shen Zhicheng hurriedly nodded. "Don't worry. Leave it to me. I'll take care of everything. Not a single thing of hers will be left."
At that, Shen Zhizhi finally nodded.
"I'm leaving."
Shen Zhizhi glanced at Han Shasha on the floor. Her disheveled hair hung down on either side of her face, and her wedding dress had been torn. She was an utter mess.
Shen Zhizhi raised an eyebrow. "This is what you get, Han Shasha. We're no longer friends. The school already knows what you did, too. You won't be going back. You've been... expelled."
Shen Zhizhi might have looked cute, but she certainly wasn't someone who would let others walk all over her.
Now that Han Shasha had done something like this, she could no longer put up with Shen Zhizhi.
"Sister Sheng, let's go." Shen Zhizhi smiled and called out to Gu Luosheng.
Gu Luosheng stood up.
The show was over. It was time to leave.
The two of them drove off in the sports car again.
For a moment, everyone's attention shifted back to the sports car.
"That girl looked so familiar. I feel like I've seen her somewhere."
"Now that you mention it, I felt that way too."