Shi Su’s WeChat avatar was chosen by Mianmian. The little girl watches cartoons every day, either Peppa Pig or various princesses. While playing with Shi Su’s phone, she somehow changed it to a pink puffy dress princess avatar. Later when Shi Su saw it, she was too lazy to change it back, so she just left it like that. Jing Luozhou had just added Shi Su on WeChat and saw that her WeChat name only had the word ’Su’, without any random emojis or embellishments. The name looked simple, but the avatar was all colorful, all princesses and puffy skirts, with those big-eyed princesses typical of Japanese style. "When you left the car so coolly, I thought you were a cool girl. Your personality split is quite severe, huh?" Jing Luozhou sneered, sending her a voice message. Shi Su had already put her phone down and went to film. It was three hours later when she heard the WeChat message. After listening, she didn’t reply, turned around and continued to be busy, not planning to bother with him at all. Of course she had no idea that during the three hours she didn’t reply, Jing Luozhou went from suspecting she was pretending to be aloof to remembering the expression she had on the highway during the car accident, appearing like a storm was brewing but holding it back and left directly. Then he looked at her adorably cute avatar again, firmly believing that she really had a split personality. He then looked at the string of address she sent, and having lived in Jiang City for so many years, he’s never heard of this place. Randomly, he asked the Jing Family driver, who was waiting for instructions beside him, "Hu, where is this? What kind of dump is this?" Hu took a glance and respectfully said, "Second young master, this is a neighborhood on the outskirts of Jiang City, an old building that was completed at least twenty years ago. All the residences in that area are very outdated. Nowadays, young people rarely go there, unless they really can’t afford a place in a good location, then they would consider settling there." "Oh." Jing Luozhou turned his head and pointed to his car, "How’s my car?" Hu was a bit taken aback by the second young master’s jumping thought process, and after a moment of pause, he quickly said, "How is it? Of course, it’s a good car." Jing Luozhou’s expression was like ’duh’, "Talking with a middle-aged man like you is really tiring. I mean how much more expensive does my car look compared to her car?" Hu: "...Your over fifty million Ferrari compared to her around thirty thousand car, this gap, cough..." "So." Jing Luozhou raised an eyebrow, "Anyone who’s not an idiot can see that I’m a catch, the rich, handsome eligible bachelor worth fishing for. She’s pretending to be aloof with me, she’s trying to reel me in, right?" Hu: "...Ah, probably, maybe." Hu’s inner monologue: My dear young master, you might be overthinking, she might not even want to bother with you at all. Jing Luozhou stroked his chin, "A fishing beauty, split personality, cold on the outside and warm inside." He confidently analyzed while scrolling through Shi Su’s Moments on WeChat and saw that there wasn’t a single photo in her Moments, nor were there many status updates. Only about twenty days ago she posted: ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇ ꜰʀᴏᴍ novel·fire.net [Drinking ruins things! (Rabbit)(Knife)(Frustrated)] Jing Luozhou stared at this completely incomprehensible Moments status, showing it to Hu, "Look at this, look, I told you she has a split personality. Randomly pairing emojis like the rabbit, this contrived girlishness is almost bursting out of the screen, yet pretending to be a cold beauty with me." Hu: "Yes, yes, yes, the second young master is right! You’re so smart!" Hu’s inner monologue: Life isn’t easy, if you don’t act as a brainless sidekick, you’re not a good driver.