The person from behind the mountain approached her car, leaning against it: "Yo, a Maserati, huh? This car is nice, how about letting us borrow it for a few days?"
Su Tian knew these people had no intention of letting her go.
"This car is rented; I have to return it to the owner later."
But Bai chuckled, "Tiantian, I noticed you've changed a bit since we last saw each other this past half year. Is it because of school? Have you learned to lie from them? If I recall correctly, you're in University now, recently doing military training—there's no homework, as for this car, look at the license plate, something a rental company couldn't manage, right? We heard you've found yourself a sugar daddy."
Su Tian glanced at Geng Zhe over there; surely these were words he spread, utterly despicable.
Geng Zhe, seemingly aware of the trouble he caused Su Tian, didn't bother with his soaked clothes and walked up to her, saying:
"Weren't you looking to have a drink? I can go with you."
