The Glamorous Comeback of the Ousted Heiress novel Chapter 164

Chapter 164: 062 Lan Jie’s slick moves, approachable nuclear Mr. Jiang_3

Translator: 549690339

He didn’t have time to explain to Xu Yajun. _{freewebnøvel.coɱ}

He drove directly to the Traditional Calligraphers Association.

The Traditional Calligraphers Association’s judging area.

In the middle of the conference table, a man in a snow-white shirt sat, his eyes lowered. His pale fingers tapped on the computer’s surface, fine black hair falling over his eyebrows, the corners of his eyes and brows carrying an air of coldness.

Even without speaking, one could feel the chill of his lofty demeanor soaking his whole being.

With a single movement of his finger, it seemed as though a cold gust had swept through the entire judging room.

Next to him, a refined elderly man stood smiling gently, “Everyone, don’t be restrained. Our young master is just here to have a look. All the teachers need to do is score properly, just relax a bit.”

Seven judges clutched the artworks tremblingly, and upon hearing this, were almost in tears.

Your words sound good.

But with this gentleman seated here, who dares to relax?

Also, don’t you know that even when Young Master Jiang is silent, he’s not very approachable?

As soon as Chairman Xue arrived, he saw the seven judges huddled in their seats like quails, “…”

“Butler Jiang, what brings you and the young master here?” Chairman Xue was very, very polite; he didn’t dare speak to Jiang Fulai directly, only to the old butler at his side.

Butler Jiang chuckled, “Young master Jiang just came to take a look. He intends to donate a sum digitally to the Lanting Award.”

As he said so, Butler Jiang gestured with his fingers.

Chairman Xue rejuvenated, “I thank Young Master Jiang on behalf of the participants!”

Butler Jiang looked at the seven judges, “I heard that this year has hidden dragons and crouching tigers. Chairman Xue’s student is also among them.”

“Yajun?” Chairman Xue proudly mentioned his outstanding disciple, “For her, a young lady, to have come this far, it’s truly not easy…”