I’m really immortal Chapter 39

At noon, after class, Liu Chang’an was preparing to go find Ann Wan to discuss their research on health massage and traditional Chinese medicine. Yellow Shan called out Liu Chang’an, Ann Wan, Gao Dewei, and Bai Liu together.

Today, the leader who came to inspect, Ma Xingguo, requested that the teachers and students of Fu Zhong have lunch together in the cafeteria. Ma Xingguo gave a heartfelt speech, reminiscing about his high school days forty years ago and expressing his gratitude towards the teachers. He encouraged the students to cherish the era they lived in and to strive for excellence.

The students were deeply moved by Ma Xingguo’s sincere words. Bai Liu, representing all the students, thanked Ma Xingguo for his concern and pledged to work hard for the upcoming national exams.

Ma Xingguo praised Bai Liu and even cracked a joke, saying that Bai Liu could develop into a host. This made Bai Liu incredibly happy. However, when Ma Xingguo started talking about Ann Wan, saying he was a fan of hers, Ann Wan couldn’t help but reveal a nervous expression, although she was supposedly joking. Why were middle-aged men so attentive towards her?

Bai Liu noticed that Ann Wan seemed more popular, as more people were paying attention to her. She also sensed that Ma Xingguo’s gaze occasionally fell on her and Ann Wan. Most likely, it was on Gao Dewei, as students like him, who carried the school’s hopes of excelling in the national exams, were the school’s true face.

Ma Xingguo started talking to Gao Dewei, asking if he remembered him. Gao Dewei tried to say he didn’t remember but was pushed by Liu Chang’an to nod.

Ma Xingguo didn’t overlook Liu Chang’an, but he seemed unfamiliar with him. Instead, he asked Yellow Shan about Liu Chang’an’s situation in school.

Yellow Shan, of course, only said good things about Liu Chang’an, praising him profusely. However, Yellow Shan was puzzled, thinking, “Why did you call him here, and now you’re pretending to be concerned about him?”

The lunch was generally quite enjoyable, except that the most eye-catching person was a young woman sitting a few seats away from Ma Xingguo. She remained silent throughout, only occasionally glancing around, but her beauty was so striking that most people’s attention was drawn to her.

After lunch, the students dispersed, and Yellow Shan originally wanted to ask Liu Chang’an something, but thought better of it. Liu Chang’an was about to graduate anyway, and even if he had some connections, Yellow Shan wouldn’t be able to benefit much from them. It was better to maintain a consistent attitude and not be overly enthusiastic just because someone might have connections.

Ann Wan, Gao Dewei, Liu Chang’an, and Bai Liu walked together.

“The food was quite good today; I ate three bowls,” Gao Dewei said, patting his belly.

“I ate four bowls,” Liu Chang’an chimed in, walking side by side with Gao Dewei.

“I could’ve eaten more,” Gao Dewei said, not willing to concede.

“I even drank two bowls of soup…”

Bai Liu and Ann Wan conversed in front, and although they didn’t usually get along, they shared a sense of solidarity as beautiful girls in this situation.

“I think that woman’s chest is fake,” Bai Liu whispered, not wanting Liu Chang’an and Gao Dewei to hear their conversation.

“I think so too; how can someone’s chest be that big and still stand upright? Don’t big chests always sag?” Ann Wan’s tone was even more doubtful.

“It’s not necessarily true,” Bai Liu instinctively puffed out her chest, which didn’t sag, but she didn’t seem confident either. The woman’s chest exuded an unmatched confidence, making the girls feel somewhat inferior.

Ann Wan thought that Bai Liu wasn’t as brainless as she seemed, and her words were quite reasonable. Ann Wan was tall, with long legs and a slim waist, but her chest… wasn’t bad, but why did that woman have to be so tall, with long legs, a slim waist, and a huge chest? It wasn’t scientific.

“Exactly, those guys were all laughing, trying to sneak a peek but not daring to,” Bai Liu said, aside from one guy… Ann Wan was very pleased with him, almost giving him a perfect score. If he would just use that usual gaze to look at her a few more times, Ann Wan would give him a hundred points.

“They’re like a pair of idiots, completely ignoring that point and just eating and eating,” Bai Liu said, glancing back at Liu Chang’an and Gao Dewei.

Ann Wan let out a burst of laughter, her expression somewhat smug, and she instinctively glanced at Bai Liu.

Bai Liu suddenly felt a surge of anger.

A girl’s gaze, a small action, could convey many meanings, and girls could also infer many meanings from a gaze, a small action.

Bai Liu felt that Ann Wan was mocking her, implying that Liu Chang’an would only glance at her if he was more interested in that fake-breasted woman. If it were Qin Ning and Lu Yuan, they wouldn’t dare speak to Ann Wan, and they would definitely be trying to sneak a peek but not daring to.

There was another implication that made Bai Liu even more furious: Ann Wan’s gaze seemed to say, “Liu Chang’an wouldn’t even glance at you, a beautiful girl with big breasts, so why would he bother looking at you?”

Bai Liu was about to retort, but someone called out, “Liu Chang’an!”

The four of them stopped in their tracks, and Ann Wan and Bai Liu were startled to see the beautiful woman from earlier following them, calling out Liu Chang’an’s name.

“It seems like she didn’t attract anyone’s attention during lunch, but she secretly remembered Liu Chang’an’s name,” Bai Liu smiled slightly.

That kind of girl, who seemed carefree on the surface but was actually hiding her true intentions, was the most detestable. They called her a “dunner” – someone with a scheming heart.

Ann Wan stopped in her tracks, expressionless, and heard Liu Chang’an lazily say, “Cousin, what’s up?”

Qin Yanan’s gaze swept across Ann Wan and Bai Liu, and she nodded.

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