Quick Transmigration - After Betraying the Male Lead, the Supporting Female Character Gets Locked Up and Cries - Chapter 39

Su Yu’s hands were beautiful, white as jade, slender and delicate. The bracelet loosely hung around her wrist, shimmering luxuriously with each movement, making it impossible to look away.

“It’s very beautiful, thank you, Li Heng,” 

Su Yu said with a soft smile, expertly showing a shy and gentle expression.

“Oh, right, I almost forgot,” Su Yu suddenly remembered something and pulled out an item from her pocket. “I need to return this to you. I was in such a rush last night, I forgot.”

It was the 500,000-yuan card.

Su Yu had deliberately taken it, but that didn’t stop her from maintaining the image of a pure, kind-hearted person untouched by wealth. Besides, she knew Li Heng would never take the card back.

As expected.

Li Heng frowned and immediately pushed it back to her with a look of disdain: “I gave it to you, so keep it. There’s no way I’ll take back something I’ve already given.”

Su Yu mused to herself: 【What kind of a money-spending fool is this? Even more generous than the male lead in the last world—500,000 yuan in one go!】

The system sighed enviously: 【If only we could convert that money into points.】

When it came to points, both Su Yu and the system fell silent. 

In the last world, after all that effort, they didn’t earn a single point—in fact, they almost got some deducted. 

The sadness was overwhelming.

After a few moments, Su Yu took a deep breath: 【Little three, sometimes, it’s better to stay quiet if you don’t know what to say.】

The system protested: 【Please address me as System 233!】

Su Yu, with a troubled look, said, “But this is too much. I can’t accept it without earning it.”

“Then just agree to one thing for me,” Li Heng replied.

Su Yu was stunned: “What thing?”

Li Heng quickly thought of an answer: “Since you said you can’t take the money without earning it, how about this—you agree to one thing, and in return, the money is yours. How about that?”

Su Yu was overjoyed internally—What a brilliant little genius!

Feigning hesitation, she asked: “What kind of request?”

Li Heng explained: “Just accompany me somewhere this weekend. It’s nothing difficult—just a meal with two elders. I don’t want to go, but I have to. Since you feel uneasy about taking the money, you can come along and keep me company.”

This was clearly a lie for Su Yu. 

In reality, Su Jingyu had suddenly called him, mysteriously asking him to bring Su Yu out this Saturday. Su Jingyu’s parents wanted to meet her, though he didn’t explain why.

Li Heng couldn’t figure out what connection there could be between Su Yu and his family. 

If it weren’t for the fact that he owed Su Jingyu a favor, he wouldn’t have agreed.

“That’s all?” 

Su Yu seemed a bit uneasy.

“But those are your elders. I don’t know them. Isn’t it bad to go with you?”

“What’s wrong with that? Don’t worry, I’ll be there with you. Just relax,” 

“So, it’s settled. You come with me this weekend, and this money is your advance payment. Don’t forget, I’ll pick you up at your dorm at noon on Saturday.”

Without giving her a chance to refuse, Li Heng quickly waved goodbye and left, walking so fast it was as if he feared she might change her mind.

Su Yu opened her mouth as if to speak, but in the end, she just sighed in resignation. 

As soon as Li Heng disappeared around the corner, the worry, hesitation, and reluctance on her face vanished.

She looked down at the 500,000 yuan still in her hand, her eyes curling in satisfaction as she hummed a little tune and continued walking back to the dorm.

Everything was witnessed by Bai Luo.

Bai Luo clenched her fists tightly, confirming that this woman was indeed faking everything.

…

The dorm was empty. 

Bai Luo wasn’t back yet, and the other two roommates had gone to class.

Su Yu, in a great mood, tossed her books onto the desk and prepared to lie down on her bed, ready to sleep blissfully with her warm 500,000 yuan.

Just then, the door was suddenly slammed open, hitting the bedframe with a loud bang, making the already unstable frame shake.

Startled, Su Yu turned around to look.

Bai Luo standing by the door, her face filled with anger, her large black-framed glasses doing nothing to hide her fury.

There was no doubt that the noise just now had been caused by her.

Su Yu exhaled, patting her chest and said unhappily: “Bai Luo, what are you doing? Are you crazy?”

Faced with Bai Luo, Su Yu completely dropped her disguise.

“If you’re in a bad mood, go see a therapist. Or if that doesn’t help, go make a scene somewhere else. Why take it out on the door? What did it ever do to you? If it breaks, we all have to pay for it. How unlucky.”

Su Yu stood with her arms crossed, leaning against the desk, her tone still soft and gentle, but her words were particularly harsh.

Bai Luo looked at her in disbelief. 

Was she not even pretending anymore?

Grinding her teeth, Bai Luo finally dropped her usually timid and insecure demeanor: “Aren’t you afraid of people finding out who you really are?”

Su Yu smiled lightly: “Why would I be? You can go tell them if you want. Tell everyone how two-faced I am, how I’m just pretending. But—”

She blinked innocently and spread her hands: “Who would believe you?”

Bai Luo was infuriated: “You—!”

Su Yu chuckled softly, lifting a lock of hair from her ear and, in doing so, revealing the delicate, dazzling bracelet on her wrist. Her voice was as soft as ever.

“See? Even you know the answer.”

Her gentle eyes creased in a mock show of concern. “Bai Luo, I’ve never understood why you’ve never liked me. I’ve treated you no differently than Manman and the others, but you’re always cold and distant, always looking at me with hostility.”

“Is it because I didn’t fake it well enough?”

Bai Luo froze, speechless.

She knew it wasn’t that Su Yu wasn’t pretending well—it was just that, from the start, she had instinctively disliked her. 

Some people’s energies just didn’t mix well.

And now, it seemed her intuition had been right.

“But eventually, I figured it out. Bai Luo, you like Huaizhi, don’t you?”

Su Yu’s words were a statement, not a question.

Bai Luo panicked for a moment: “What… what are you talking about?”

Someone as wonderful as Qi Huaizhi—just being able to silently follow behind him and gaze at his back was enough for her. As for anything else…

Bai Luo lowered her head, trying to hide her embarrassment.

Su Yu spoke as though she were an understanding older sister, comforting her, “It’s okay. Huaizhi is a wonderful person. There’s no shame in liking him.”

“But.” Su Yu’s tone shifted. “He already has a girlfriend. I hope you’ll keep that in mind and maintain a respectful distance from him. What happened in the library today—don’t do it again. Honestly, you looked so foolish, it was laughable.”

Her voice was as soft as a spring breeze in March.

Only those who felt it could sense the biting cold hidden within, like the lingering chill of winter.

The sharp ridicule and humiliation made Bai Luo’s face turn pale.

Su Yu added insult to injury: “Although, to be fair, if it weren’t for you, Huaizhi and I would never have met or gotten together. But that doesn’t give you the right to interfere in our relationship.”

Her tone was innocent yet aggrieved, her delicate brows slightly furrowed as if deeply troubled.

Bai Luo’s face turned even paler as she gritted her teeth. “If I had known you were this kind of person, I would never have introduced you to Huaizhi.”

At that moment, footsteps echoed down the hallway, along with the sound of people chatting and laughing.

It seemed the other two roommates had just finished class and were coming back.

Su Yu blinked and looked at Bai Luo, who suddenly had a bad feeling. The next second, she saw Su Yu slowly squeezing out two pitiful, delicate tears.

Bai Luo: “???”