It was already the twenty-first century, yet he was still clinging to those foot-binding-era ways.
And it had only been two boyfriends. That wasn't even the point-Ji Xiangnian had actually criticized her taste in men.
Then, after she graduated from college, Ji Xiangnian refused to let her choose a job she liked. He insisted on placing her in the Ji Family, where she worked herself to the bone every day, working overtime and reviewing documents.
She felt as though Ji Xiangnian was suffocating her.
Everything he had done had left her irritated at the mere sight of him. If possible, she would rather never see him again.
So picking him up at the airport? What did they mean, picking him up?
Still, Ji Xiangyi had no intention of telling Fang Ning any of this. Although Fang Ning was a nice person, she didn't think now was a good time to tell her these things.
After all, she still wasn't quite sure whether Fang Ning was on Ji Xiangnian's side.
Ji Xiangyi shook her head, suppressing the bitterness she had kept buried for years, and tried to sound casual. "It's nothing. I just can't stand the sight of him."
Compared with Ji Xiangyi, Ji Xiangchen had even more grievances against Ji Xiangnian.
Ji Xiangchen had been a troublemaker since childhood, and getting into fights at school had been a regular occurrence. When Ji Xiangchen hit his rebellious phase, Ji Xiangnian had just graduated from college and was busy scheming and fighting for power with all those uncles and cousins in the Ji Family every day. He hadn't had much patience to guide the rebellious Ji Xiangchen, relying more on physical force to keep him in line.
After Ji Xiangchen graduated from college, Ji Xiangnian had also insisted that he join the