Tycoon: I can see the goddess's wish list novel Chapter 138

Chapter 138: 136. Did the female coach call?

"Luofeng, where are you?" Lin Wanting asked anxiously after the call connected.

"I’m at home playing games. Where else could I be?"

"Really at home?"

"Wait a minute..."

Luofeng was speechless. He hung up and started a WeChat video call with Big Sister.

Looking at the unbelievably beautiful Big Sister on the other end, Luofeng smiled. "See? I wasn’t lying. I’m right at home."

"Then where were you last night?" Lin Wanting inquired seriously.

"Last night, I was home playing games, the lone carry in the top lane. You can check my match history," Luofeng joked, realizing why Lin Wanting had called.

"Do you have time right now? I want to... talk to you about something."

The hesitation in Lin Wanting’s voice nearly got Luofeng excited. I thought we were going to talk about dating!

"Of course, I have time. Someone else is handling things at school."

"You... you should really go to school more," Lin Wanting said, somewhat speechless.

"Soon. Once I get to Shu City, I’ll go to school," Luofeng laughed. I know almost all the campus beauties here. Am I supposed to stay at school every day? Are there more beauties outside or at school? Going to a new school means meeting new beauties.

"How about the Sky Wing Tea House?"

"I’ll wait for you!" Lin Wanting said. She glanced at Luofeng in the video, said goodbye, and hung up.

She hung up so fast! Luofeng pouted, dissatisfied, then began to get dressed. He wore a set of clothes from Uniqlo—unbranded attire.

He drove out in his Ferrari 488. Although Luofeng often made complaints about the Ferrari’s performance, his actions were honest... he still chose it for his outing.

Half an hour later, he arrived at the Sky Wing Tea House. Lin Wanting was very punctual, always arriving before Luofeng.

In a large, reserved private room, Lin Wanting asked, "Luofeng, what would you like to drink?"

"Anything’s fine. I don’t know much about tea. Whether it’s Kuding tea for three yuan per half kilogram or Longjing tea for tens of thousands per half kilogram, it all just tastes bitter to me," Luofeng joked.

Lin Wanting forced a smile. "At nine o’clock this morning, Zhou Jiahong took a plane to Siam. Did you know?"

"Not really. I’ve been busy learning about stocks lately."

Lin Wanting silently observed Luofeng, trying to discern if he was lying. But his gaze remained sincere.

Actually, Luofeng truly didn’t know. The security company’s personnel were handling everything. Do I need to know the details? As long as I know it’s settled, that’s enough.

"After he went to Bangkok, you’re the one calling the shots, right?" Lin Wanting asked, as if laying her cards on the table.

"I’m not familiar with Bangkok. Why do you say that?" Luofeng feigned ignorance.

Lin Wanting didn’t press further, but her face flushed slightly as she said, "Thank you, Luofeng."

It seemed that whether Luofeng admitted it or not, Lin Wanting had already decided it was him.

"Thanks for what, Sister Wanting? I don’t quite understand what you mean," Luofeng said, not foolish enough to admit anything.

Lin Wanting didn’t dwell on the issue, simply repeating, "Luofeng, thank you, really..." Her expression was sincere as she looked at him, yet there was something else in her eyes.

"I don’t know what you’re talking about," Luofeng continued to play dumb, then changed the topic. "Where’s Tuan Tuan? Has she gone for her piano lesson?"

"Yes, she’s learning. She’s been a bit too wild lately; it’s time for her to settle down a bit!" Lin Wanting said, somewhat troubled.

"A child who doesn’t listen probably hasn’t been disciplined enough. If one time isn’t enough, then do it again..." Luofeng hummed. "It’s just that Sister Wanting is too gentle."

"Am I gentle?" Lin Wanting sounded as if he were joking. But... come to think of it, I have been very gentle with Luofeng. Maybe it’s because he saved my daughter’s life.

"I think you’re quite gentle." She can be cold to others, just not to me, Luofeng thought.

"Shall we have dinner together tonight?" Lin Wanting proactively invited him.

"No, my mom cooked something delicious for me. How about next time?"

"Alright then," Lin Wanting nodded.

After leaving the teahouse, Luofeng parked his car in a spot at the nearby plaza. His parents had already taken the parking spaces at home, so Luofeng had to rent spaces at the plaza. He leased them for a whole year—five spots, just sitting there if unused. Don’t ask why five. If you must know, it’s because I’m rich.

Whoa, Lin Wanting’s first desire has been fulfilled? The reward this time is a Jump Money Card that earns 0.4 yuan per second?

Damn it! Thirty million yuan a year in passive income for doing nothing? And you’re telling me this reward isn’t good? Actually, I’d love a few more Jump Money Cards.

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