Chapter 243: Picking Up Daughter
Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
While Song Fan herself wasn’t particularly nervous about the upcoming match, Hua Yue diligently monitored the rankings daily, conducting extensive research on Song Fan’s potential competitors.
She meticulously scrutinized their past achievements and reviewed videos of their battles, aiming to gain insights and secure victories in every match.
After compiling a detailed table, she sent it to Song Fan, stating, “This is my summary. It includes all their usual moves.”
Profusely thanking Hua Yue, Song Fan acknowledged the effort she put into helping her.
Regardless of whether she could utilize the information, she felt compelled to express her gratitude to Hua Yue for her thoughtful gesture.
Satisfied with it, Hua Yue happily caught up on much-needed sleep.
After accepting the compiled information, Song Fan pressed for time, and didn’t have the opportunity to thoroughly review it.
Instead, she quickly headed to school to fulfill her teaching duties, assigning homework to her students. With summer vacation approaching, she had to ensure they had tasks to occupy their time.
As the class neared its end, peculiar expressions filled the eyes of the students. Upon seeing Song Fan, their gazes instinctively shifted toward Song Yin’s vacant seat.
Despite the impending holidays, Song Yin had yet to return to school, and the Song Family attributed her absence to illness.
However, skepticism lingered among the students; If she is truly unwell, why hasn’t she sought medical attention?
The absence of any hospital visits fueled their doubt.
Ting Ting, privy to the family secrets, refrained from divulging anything. Although she harbored a desire to mock Song Yin, she understood the sensitivity of the matter and refrained from discussing it publicly.
When the class concluded, some students sought answers from Song Fan, but she briskly exited, denying them the opportunity to speak.
Student A expressed, “Miss Song walked too fast. I didn’t get a chance to say anything.”
“I believe Miss Song doesn’t want to discuss it. Something might have happened to Song Yin,” remarked Student B.
Student C directed a question to Ting Ting, “Didn’t you mention visiting Song
Yin yesterday? How is she now?”
Irritated, Ting Ting replied, “If you want to know, go see for yourself. What’s the use of asking me?”
With that, she reclined on her desk, clearly avoiding any further inquiries.
The student’s curiosity about Song Yin subsided as the form teacher promptly announced the schedule for the final exams. Their focus shifted to preparing for the impending assessments.
Unbeknownst to Song Fan, who considered it a regular workday, she encountered Gu Chen upon exiting the school.
Gu Chen, not in his usual luxury car but in a sports car, attracted attention with his noble aura, even with half his face concealed behind sunglasses.
The pedestrians on the street were all stunned, and even some girls standing not far away were discussing. Upon seeing this scene, Song Fan stood still in her place.
Indeed, at this moment, those girls walked over, shyly asking, “Hello, can you leave me your contact number?”
“Sorry, I’m here to pick up my daughter,” Gu Chen rejected with a smile.
The girls were astonished. They were unable to believe Gu Chen already had a daughter.
Moreover, Eke was a high school. No matter how they looked at him, Gu Chen didn’t seem like someone with such a big child.
The girl thought he was lying and said, “If you don’t want to tell me, just say it. There’s no need to lie like this.”
“I’m not lying,” Gu Chen calmly asserted, pointing toward Song Fan. “My daughter is right there.”
Song Fan didn’t expect this matter to be related to her. But it wouldn’t be good to turn around and run at this moment. She could only brace herself and walk over.
Gu Chen pulled her into his arms and said, “I’m here to pick her up.”
Several girls blushed and apologized, “Uncle, we’re sorry. You look too young.”
After saying that, they quickly left. At this moment, Song Fan took his hand away. “I don’t know when I got a father.”
“It’s just a temporary measure.” Gu Chen laughed. “If you hadn’t stood there and watched me make a fool of myself, I wouldn’t have said that.”
Song Fan knew that she was in the wrong and didn’t continue to argue. She asked, “Why did you suddenly come to school today?”
Gu Chen opened the car door and said, “I’m here to pick you up for a meal.” Song Fan looked at him in confusion. “Just for this?”
“You’re my savior. Isn’t it only right for me to treat you to a meal?” Gu Chen said.
Song Fan felt that it made sense. She got into the car and said, “Let’s go then.”
Chapter 243: Picking Up Daughter
Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
While Song Fan herself wasn’t particularly nervous about the upcoming match, Hua Yue diligently monitored the rankings daily, conducting extensive research on Song Fan’s potential competitors.
She meticulously scrutinized their past achievements and reviewed videos of their battles, aiming to gain insights and secure victories in every match.
After compiling a detailed table, she sent it to Song Fan, stating, “This is my summary. It includes all their usual moves.”
Profusely thanking Hua Yue, Song Fan acknowledged the effort she put into helping her.
Regardless of whether she could utilize the information, she felt compelled to express her gratitude to Hua Yue for her thoughtful gesture.
Satisfied with it, Hua Yue happily caught up on much-needed sleep.
After accepting the compiled information, Song Fan pressed for time, and didn’t have the opportunity to thoroughly review it.
Instead, she quickly headed to school to fulfill her teaching duties, assigning homework to her students. With summer vacation approaching, she had to ensure they had tasks to occupy their time.
As the class neared its end, peculiar expressions filled the eyes of the students. Upon seeing Song Fan, their gazes instinctively shifted toward Song Yin’s vacant seat.
Despite the impending holidays, Song Yin had yet to return to school, and the Song Family attributed her absence to illness.
However, skepticism lingered among the students; If she is truly unwell, why hasn’t she sought medical attention?
The absence of any hospital visits fueled their doubt.
Ting Ting, privy to the family secrets, refrained from divulging anything. Although she harbored a desire to mock Song Yin, she understood the sensitivity of the matter and refrained from discussing it publicly.
When the class concluded, some students sought answers from Song Fan, but she briskly exited, denying them the opportunity to speak.
Student A expressed, “Miss Song walked too fast. I didn’t get a chance to say anything.”
“I believe Miss Song doesn’t want to discuss it. Something might have happened to Song Yin,” remarked Student B.
Student C directed a question to Ting Ting, “Didn’t you mention visiting Song
Yin yesterday? How is she now?”
Irritated, Ting Ting replied, “If you want to know, go see for yourself. What’s the use of asking me?”
With that, she reclined on her desk, clearly avoiding any further inquiries.
The student’s curiosity about Song Yin subsided as the form teacher promptly announced the schedule for the final exams. Their focus shifted to preparing for the impending assessments.
Unbeknownst to Song Fan, who considered it a regular workday, she encountered Gu Chen upon exiting the school.
Gu Chen, not in his usual luxury car but in a sports car, attracted attention with his noble aura, even with half his face concealed behind sunglasses.
The pedestrians on the street were all stunned, and even some girls standing not far away were discussing. Upon seeing this scene, Song Fan stood still in her place.
Indeed, at this moment, those girls walked over, shyly asking, “Hello, can you leave me your contact number?”
“Sorry, I’m here to pick up my daughter,” Gu Chen rejected with a smile.
The girls were astonished. They were unable to believe Gu Chen already had a daughter.
Moreover, Eke was a high school. No matter how they looked at him, Gu Chen didn’t seem like someone with such a big child.
The girl thought he was lying and said, “If you don’t want to tell me, just say it. There’s no need to lie like this.”
“I’m not lying,” Gu Chen calmly asserted, pointing toward Song Fan. “My daughter is right there.”
Song Fan didn’t expect this matter to be related to her. But it wouldn’t be good to turn around and run at this moment. She could only brace herself and walk over.
Gu Chen pulled her into his arms and said, “I’m here to pick her up.”
Several girls blushed and apologized, “Uncle, we’re sorry. You look too young.”
After saying that, they quickly left. At this moment, Song Fan took his hand away. “I don’t know when I got a father.”
“It’s just a temporary measure.” Gu Chen laughed. “If you hadn’t stood there and watched me make a fool of myself, I wouldn’t have said that.”
Song Fan knew that she was in the wrong and didn’t continue to argue. She asked, “Why did you suddenly come to school today?”
Gu Chen opened the car door and said, “I’m here to pick you up for a meal.” Song Fan looked at him in confusion. “Just for this?”
“You’re my savior. Isn’t it only right for me to treat you to a meal?” Gu Chen said.
Song Fan felt that it made sense. She got into the car and said, “Let’s go then.”
