Translator: StarveCleric Editor: Milkbiscuit
WeChat?
He was still wondering what kind of incredible thing his elder sister had gotten her hands on… Tsk…
Lin Jiage’s eyebrows shot up disdainfully as he moved his fingers to tap out of WeChat. However, before his finger could tap on the ‘Back’ button, he suddenly froze on the spot.
Ah… Thinking about it now, it seems like I still haven’t added Soft Bun on WeChat yet… All this time, we’ve been communicating through phone messages…
And as if she was able to read his mind, Lin Jiayi sent over yet another message, “I know that you don’t have Yaoyao’s WeChat. I made sure to ask her that while I was getting her WeChat account.”
Lin Jiayi: “I only ended up taking this long because I’ve been overseas and never really used WeChat that much. Otherwise, I would have already added Yaoyao a long time ago. But that’s not the main point here. What I really want to say is that I have Yaoyao’s WeChat, but you don’t.”
It’s just a WeChat account, is it really worth bragging about?
Lin Jiage sneered with a “Heh”, and all of a sudden, he felt a strong urge to blacklist Lin Jiayi as well.
Completely oblivious to Lin Jiage’s thoughts, Lin Jiayi sent in yet another message, “Do you want Yaoyao’s WeChat?”
Lin Jiayi: “If you do, you know what you have to do.”
Lin Jiayi: [￥￥￥￥￥￥￥]
After so many days ignoring him, the reason why she was texting him today was to use him to profit off of Soft Bun’s WeChat?
She sure is naive! Does she think that I need her to get Soft Bun’s WeChat?
With this thought in mind, Lin Jiage copied down Shi Yao’s phone number and pasted it onto his WeChat to launch a search.
Ah… No such user found… Did she not bind her WeChat account to her phone number? Or did she block her WeChat account from being found through her phone number?
While Lin Jiage was deep in thought, Lin Jiayi sent him another message, “You can’t be naive enough to think that you’d find Yaoyao’s WeChat account through her phone number, right? Just so that you don’t waste your time, let me tell you now—it won’t work! I know this because I tried it too! The extra three years of rice that I’ve eaten weren’t for nothing; your elder sister would never wade into a project she’s not sure of clinching! It’s because I have the absolute confidence that I can pocket your money that I even came looking for you, or else I wouldn’t even bother wasting my time like a fool!”
“…”
This was the first time Lin Jiage was seeing a person who spoke of extorting money from her younger brother with such fierce pride!
Lin Jiage: [I’m starting to think that our dad and mom might’ve accidentally carried the wrong baby home from the hospital back then.]
Lin Jiayi: “Heh, stop joking around. It’s more likely that they carried you home by accident, not me!”
Lin Jiage: [Oh? Who’s the one who said that she saw me coming out of Mom’s womb with her own eyes?]
Lin Jiayi: “Did someone say that? Why don’t I remember anything like that? Who was it?”
Lin Jiayi: “Wait a moment, stop changing the subject! Just give me an answer: do you want Yaoyao’s WeChat or not? If you aren’t interested, I’m going to sleep now. A delicate young lady like me never misses her sleep!”
Lin Jiayi: “Do you know how much effort and resources I’d have to put in just to make up for each time I stay up late? It all costs money! In other words, the longer you delay this, the higher the price you’ll have to pay…”
The Lin Clan were all born with a natural cold and lofty disposition, but for some reason, Lin Jiayi was an exceptionally incessant talker…
Since he couldn’t be bothered to argue with Lin Jiayi any longer, Lin Jiage sent a sum of 888 RMB over.
Lin Jiayi: “Is this how much you think Yaoyao’s WeChat is worth?”
Lin Jiayi: “Let me do a quick calculation. For every minute I sleep late, I’ll need at least 1,000 RMB in order to make up for my losses…”
Why was she called Lin Jiayi and not Money Money Money?
With veins popping out from his temples, Lin Jiage sent over another sum of 1,888 RMB before adding an [OK?].
Lin Jiayi replied with an OK emoji before sharing a name card on Lin Jiage’s WeChat.
