I Want to Go Back

Thousands of miles away in Kyoto, Chu Xuan received the assistant’s call immediately.

She had been enjoying afternoon tea with some nearby ladies.

Glancing at the caller ID, she saw it was the assistant she had sent to help Chu Xinran. Her heart sank, and she guessed something was wrong.

She elegantly nodded to the others and said, “Excuse me for a moment.”

She walked out calmly, despite the curious gazes following her.

As soon as she answered the call, she heard the assistant’s urgent voice.

“Madam, it’s bad! Miss has found out about Fang Zhou’s announcement!”

Chu Xuan’s smile vanished, and she asked sternly, “What happened? Didn’t I tell you to keep her away from electronic devices?”

The assistant felt bitter and quickly explained.

“We just ran into Miss’s college classmate. They chatted for a bit.

Unexpectedly, the classmate told her about it directly. We couldn’t prevent it!”

The assistant silently complained: Besides, Chu Xinran is an adult, not a child.

As a subordinate, how could he control who his boss talked to? That would be asking for trouble!

“How is she now? Is she okay?

Has she done anything extreme? Keep a close eye on her and don’t let her do anything foolish!”

Chu Xuan’s tone was anxious, fearing her daughter might be too shocked and do something rash again.

The assistant replied, “Miss is squatting on the ground, trembling.

I have the driver watching her. I called you first to see what we should do.”

Should they take her back to the hotel or to the hospital? The assistant felt tormented just standing there.

Hearing that Chu Xinran was trembling, Chu Xuan took a deep breath, feeling her blood rush and her vision darken.

“Alright, persuade her to go back to the hotel first, then quickly find the best psychologist to counsel her. Wait until her emotions stabilize.”

The assistant responded repeatedly, “Okay, I’ll do that right away!

Wait, Madam, what if Miss wants to return to the country?”

After all, Fang Zhou was in the country. If she wanted to find him, she would need to return.

Chu Xuan closed her eyes, thinking that forcing Chu Xinran to stay abroad might cause more trouble.

It would be better to bring her back and keep an eye on her.

“Then buy her a ticket to return. Stay with her at all times. If anything happens to her, you’ll be held responsible!”

With that, Chu Xuan hung up.

It seemed her afternoon tea was over. She needed to find Chu Xinran’s psychologist to understand the situation.

To see if the treatment was complete.

If not, she would have to deal with that brat again.

But Chu Xuan still had confidence in her daughter.

After such a long period of treatment, even if she knew about Fang Zhou’s announcement, as long as she didn’t act rashly at first, she shouldn’t seek harm later.

The assistant, having just found the psychologist, hurried back to the corridor, only to find Chu Xinran standing again, no longer trembling.

Her eyes were red, with tear stains on her delicate face, looking pitiful.

The assistant hesitantly asked, “Miss, are you okay?”

She had cried, so it was a big deal!

Chu Xinran shook her head, indicating she was fine, then searched her bag for tissues.

The classmate who had told her the news hadn’t left and quickly handed her a tissue.

“Xinran, I have tissues.”

The classmate was also panicking.

Fortunately, after crying, Chu Xinran stood up and stopped trembling.

Otherwise, she wouldn’t know what to do.

She felt like the culprit, which was very uncomfortable.

Never had she regretted being so talkative as she did now.

“Thank you.”

Chu Xinran took the tissue and slowly wiped her tears, restoring her beauty.

But her watery eyes revealed her emotions.

“I’m sorry, Xinran, I…”

Chu Xinran heard the classmate apologize.

She shook her head, feeling the world turn gray, but she still comforted the classmate.

“You don’t need to apologize. You didn’t do anything wrong.

I lost control of my emotions and scared you. I’m sorry.

For lunch today, just find someone from our company. They’ll reimburse you.”

I should thank you for telling me this news. Otherwise, who knows how long I would have been kept in the dark.

Chu Xinran silently added in her heart.

The classmate, feeling flattered, waved her hand, saying it was no trouble.

She carefully observed Chu Xinran and asked again, “Are you really okay? If so, I’ll go back to work. No need for reimbursement.”

Chu Xinran nodded, speaking softly, “Go ahead. I’m going back.”

Her tone was so calm, unlike her earlier outburst.

It was as if nothing had happened, just like when they first met.

This made the classmate even more uneasy. She nodded hurriedly and walked away without looking back.

How scary. Why did she feel that this calm Chu Xinran was even more unapproachable than when she was crying and trembling?

She couldn’t blame herself for running away. Her survival instincts and sixth sense were screaming.

Run! Run! If you don’t, you’ll be in trouble!

The driver and assistant stood behind Chu Xinran, exchanging confused glances, not understanding her situation.

But before they could figure it out, Chu Xinran turned to them, speaking in a flat tone.

“I’ll give you half an hour to get me a new phone.

Then, another hour to book me a ticket back to the country today.”

The assistant, bracing himself, said, “A phone is no problem, but it’s already 5 PM. It might be difficult to get a flight today.”

Chu Xinran stared at him expressionlessly.

“Can you do it or not? If you can’t, someone else can. I only care about the result.”

The assistant shivered, feeling like he was facing the chairman.

He nodded repeatedly, “I can do it! I’ll get it done now!”

At that moment, mother and daughter seemed to merge perfectly.

Their expressions, aura, and tone were identical.

A gust of wind seemed to carry something away from Chu Xinran.

tln : dang , chu xinran just evolved to greater chu xinran xD