Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities Chapter 219 – Little Jue Has Been Obedient Since Younger

Chapter 219: Little Jue Has Been Obedient Since Younger

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During this period of time, Gu Yang had seen how protective the cannon fodder

team was of her, so she didn’t want to see his friends end up in a miserable

state.

To change Zhu Di’s ending and prevent her from going astray, she had to make her give up her feelings for the scumbag Wang Lingyu!

Gu Yang had just returned to the Gu family villa when she heard Ruan Xueling flare up at Gu Jin from afar.

“Gu Jin, are you all grown up now, so no one can control you? You’ve only transferred to First High School for a week, and you’re already getting into fights, huh? Let’s see which girl in the circle is like you, coming back with injuries.”

Gu Yang’s heart skipped a beat.

During this period of time, her mother had already changed her attitude towards Gu Jin. She was willing to take the initiative to understand her and accept her. Why was there a scene of her reprimanding her big sister now? Gu Yang hurriedly entered the living room and was shocked by the scene in front of her.

The big shot who was secretly a fighting champion actually had obvious bleeding abrasions on her left knee and arm. The frustration between her eyebrows revealed that she had fought an unhappy battle.

Who could have been capable of hurting her?

The first person Gu Yang thought of was the male lead, Xiao Yize. After all, in the original novel, he was the one who was evenly matched with Big Sister.

However, she quickly remembered that Gu Jin and Feng Jue should have taken the car home with Gu Pei in the afternoon. They shouldn’t have had time to fight!

She looked at Feng Jue and realized that there was an obvious cut on Feng Jue’s arm.

Gu Yang blinked. Could it be that the two of them had fought when she wasn’t around?

Gu Pei sat on the sofa eating iced watermelon, watching Ruan Xueling scold Gu Jin with relish. When he saw Gu Yang return, he smiled and called out, “Sis, come and watch the show.”

Gu Yang’s lips twitched.

What could she say? He was some kind of brother.

Ruan Xueling nagged at Gu Jin non-stop. “Do you think you’re very good at fighting? What if you don’t win and even hurt yourself in the process? Why can’t you come back and tell your parents or tell the teacher? Do you have to fight to resolve it?”

Gu Yang could sense the contempt in Gu Jin’s eyes.

She didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. How could Big Boss complain to her parents and teachers?

Gu Jin leaned lazily on the sofa and glanced at Feng Jue. Her eyes were cold and filled with frustration as if she was a little dissatisfied. “He’s injured too. Why did you only scold me?”

Ruan Xueling looked at Feng Jue.

Feng Jue was reading a book and when he saw Gu Jin mentioning him, he raised his eyes and looked at Ruan Xueling innocently. His voice was gentle as he said, “Mom, I accidentally fell.”

“Did you hear that? Little Jue accidentally fell! Little Jue has been obedient and sensible since he was young. He never got into conflicts with anyone and didn’t even quarrel, not to mention fighting.” Ruan Xueling felt that Feng Jue was the one who made her worry the least in the entire family.

Not to mention Ruan Xueling, even Gu Pei felt that the word “fight” had nothing to do with Feng Jue, this gigolo. He even mocked, “Gu Jin, do you think everyone likes to fight like you? If that pretty boy fought, his face would have gotten bruised and swollen. How could he have gotten away with just some bleeding on his arm?”

Gu Jin,

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Then who did she fight with earlier? A dog?

Gu Jin couldn’t be bothered to argue and went upstairs with her bag.

Ruan Xueling was still shouting from behind, “Don’t fight in the future, understand?”

Gu Jin replied, “Uh huh.” She would come back after cleaning up.

Gu Yang’s gaze lingered on Gu Jin and Feng Jue. It was such a coincidence that both of them were injured. It was impossible for her to believe that there was nothing more to this..