When An Ancient Chinese Romance Novel Heroine Transmigrated Into A Lesbian Novel - Chapter 12

Ji Heyuan, who was immersed in a game in the room, suddenly shivered, and that feeling of coldness behind her back came again.

She stared blankly at the grayed-out interface of her phone, and her heart skipped a beat, feeling like the sky was about to fall.

Could there really be something wrong with my body?

No, I should go to the hospital for a full check-up tomorrow!

Ji Heyuan never expected that at this moment, Jiang Jiang, who was both silly and dull in her heart, had secretly undermined her in front of Ji Xu’an without showing any signs.

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At this time, Jiang Jiang had followed Ji Xu’an to the back garden.

This area was not particularly large, but it was very tidy. A stone road ran through the lawn, connecting clusters of flowers and fish ponds, which was quite elegant and interesting.

But Jiang Jiang had seen many that were more exquisite than this, so she only glanced at it and then withdrew her gaze.

Ji Xu’an walked in front of Jiang Jiang, but her peripheral vision took in her reaction.

Objectively speaking, Jiang Jiang’s performance in the past few days was much better than Ji Xu’an had initially imagined.

In her, Ji Xu’an could hardly see the surprise and helplessness of ordinary people suddenly entering a wealthy family, let alone the greed and nostalgia that she thought Xie Xiao would have.

Xie Xiao would only show uneasy emotions when facing herself, and was quite calm at other times.

The information she investigated showed that Xie Xiao was a lively girl, but according to Ji Xu’an’s observation, the Xie Xiao she came into contact with, although not dull, was far from being lively.

Was it because the grandmother who depended on her for life had passed away, so it caused her a certain blow?

Ji Xu’an took the lead in sitting down on the wicker chair in the rest area. The housekeeper knew that they were going to talk about things here, and specially asked someone to send a pot of flower tea and two small plates of snacks.

Jiang Jiang smelled the aroma of chocolate chip cookies, which was also the most common snack she had eaten in the Ji family’s old house these days, but in the past, she would hide in the room and eat them secretly. Now, in front of Ji Xu’an, although Jiang Jiang was a little greedy, she still restrained herself.

In the past, she thought that having meat to eat at every meal in the Duke’s mansion was already a very good life. Although she had to endure the strict rules of the Duke’s mansion, and had to restrain her nature and turn herself into a strange other person, Jiang Jiang was already very satisfied compared to the days of practicing in the mountains before the age of ten.

It wasn’t until she came to this world that Jiang Jiang truly realized what a wealthy and leisurely life was like.

There were all kinds of delicious and novel foods, as well as all kinds of utensils that opened her eyes, each of which made Jiang Jiang marvel.

I had tried my best to restrain my shock and curiosity, and my recent performance should not have revealed any flaws, right?

Thinking of this, Jiang Jiang subconsciously looked at Ji Xu’an, her almond eyes slightly hesitant.

Compared to Jiang Jiang’s straight back and well-behaved sitting posture, Ji Xu’an was much more casual.

Ji Xu’an relaxed her body and leaned against the back of the chair, her legs crossed, her forearm resting on the armrest, looking at Jiang Jiang calmly, “What do you want to say to me?”

Jiang Jiang had already prepared a draft in her heart, and even thought about what kind of expression she should show.

She fiddled with her skirt, her tone light and soft, “In five days, I have to go to school, after that… am I going to live in the school?”

This was what Xie Xiao told Jiang Jiang that day.

According to Jiang Jiang’s plan, she didn’t actually want to be too far away from Ji Xu’an, it would be best if the two could live together all the time.

But it seemed that Ji Xu’an didn’t think so.

After Jiang Jiang asked, she lowered her eyelashes, and her gaze moved down, stopping on Ji Xu’an’s fingertips suspended in the air.

That hand had slender bones, long and well-proportioned fingers, like jade carvings, cold white with a faint pink, and the nails were trimmed neatly.

Jiang Jiang’s gaze froze, and she didn’t move away for a long time.

Ji Xu’an followed her gaze to look at her hand. Although she was a little puzzled, she didn’t ask much. She gave an ambiguous hmm and asked, “What do you think?”

Amidst their conversation, Ji Xu’an inadvertently raised her fingertips, but unexpectedly, Jiang Jiang’s gaze followed her lightly raised fingertips, and this small action immediately attracted Ji Xu’an’s attention.

Jiang Jiang came back to her senses, as if she had a guilty conscience, her long eyelashes fluttered quickly, accompanied by the crimson that slowly climbed up her cheeks, her voice was like it had absorbed enough water, moist and scorching.

“I’ll listen to you.”

Ji Xu’an suddenly felt as if a heat climbed from her fingertips to her heart, and an indescribable atmosphere permeated the air, which made her feel a little weird, and she was stunned for several seconds before she came back to her senses.

She looked at Jiang Jiang’s half-lowered eyelashes, and always felt that the other party’s lowered eyebrows and raised head seemed to imply a kind of shyness, was it an illusion?

Or was there something else besides fear in Xie Xiao’s attitude towards me?

Ji Xu’an frowned slightly.

She tilted her body, closer to Jiang Jiang, so that she could better observe the changes in Jiang Jiang’s expression, “Don’t you have your own ideas?”

Jiang Jiang honestly said, “You told me to listen to you.”

Ji Xu’an didn’t speak, she stared at Jiang Jiang silently for a few seconds, then reached out and picked up the teapot, personally pouring a cup of jasmine tea for Jiang Jiang.

Ji Xu’an used her fingertips to hold the edge of the cup, pushing the teacup in front of Jiang Jiang. During this period, her eyes were always fixed on Jiang Jiang’s face, but she only received a puzzled look.

Jiang Jiang seemed a little flattered. After Ji Xu’an withdrew her hand, she held the teacup with both hands and said thank you in a low voice.

Everything was normal.

Ji Xu’an breathed a sigh of relief, suspecting that she might be bewitched. Xie Xiao was just a little girl who had just turned eighteen, and maybe she hadn’t even come to her senses yet. How could she think that the other party was deliberately teasing her just now?

What’s more, with her previous attitude, it would be good if Xie Xiao didn’t resent her.

Ji Xu’an reached out and rubbed her temples, feeling that she might be too tired recently.

Jiang Jiang didn’t seem to see Ji Xu’an’s probing. She held the teacup with a natural expression and took a sip. The fragrance of jasmine spread between her lips and teeth, Jiang Jiang’s eyes lit up slightly, and she licked her lips very lightly.

Delicious!

After a cup of hot tea, Ji Xu’an regained her usual composure, “I will have Secretary Zhao go to S University to apply for off-campus accommodation.”

She paused, “What major did you choose?”

Jiang Jiang squeezed the teacup in her hand with distress, “Photography.”

In the past two days, she had crammed some information about photography, but she was still confused.

Jiang Jiang was now like a person who had been reborn, with a body full of cultivation, but unable to use it.

She had indeed learned a lot of modern words, but she couldn’t quite understand what they meant.

Fortunately, she had only been traveling back and forth between the old house and the nursing home these days, and there were only a few people she faced, and there wasn’t much contact with the crowd, so she hadn’t been exposed yet.

But Xie Xiao said that there were many people in the university, and maybe there were dozens or hundreds of students in any class. Jiang Jiang was really afraid that she wouldn’t be able to join in the conversation and would be out of place with others.

This was also why she didn’t want to live on campus, the possibility of exposure was too great.

But she couldn’t not go to school.

Ji Xu’an didn’t know Jiang Jiang’s entanglement and troubles. She was a little surprised when she heard this, “Xiao Yuan is also a photography major.”

Xie Xiao probably didn’t have the ability to find out in advance what major Ji Heyuan had chosen, so this was just a coincidence.

Because the story in the dream focused on the love entanglement between Ji Heyuan and Zheng Zhouzhou, and rarely mentioned Ji Heyuan’s studies, Jiang Jiang only knew now that Ji Heyuan and she were actually in the same major.

In a flash of lightning, Jiang Jiang suddenly thought of a good idea.

A good way to reasonably avoid others without making herself seem too strange.

That was…