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Chapter 1036 - Chapter 1036 Chapter 1036 A Single Sentence Like Pouring a

Chapter 1036: Chapter 1036: A Single Sentence, Like Pouring a Bucket of Cold Water Chapter 1036: Chapter 1036: A Single Sentence, Like Pouring a Bucket of Cold Water It was the man who had been dancing fervently in the middle of the dance floor just moments ago.

“Can you dance?” the man asked, his face close to hers.

His warm breath, the musky scent of masculinity mixed with sweat, filled her nostrils, making Ye Mingmei’s face burn hot, and she nodded somewhat stiffly.

She could, and not just that, she was also very good at it.

Aside from her temper, Ye Mingmei was actually a very diligent person.

Through her own efforts, she had managed to get into GW Business School without depending on the Ye Family, be it piano, dance, painting… Whatever course Ye Zhanxing set up for her, she would desperately strive to achieve good grades.

In order to prove she could shoulder the responsibilities of the Ye Family, no one knew how much effort she put in privately.

But ever since Qin Youxuan appeared, the attention on her slowly dwindled to nothing.

“Dance one dance with me, as a thank you,” he said.

Seeing her nod, the man took the daydreaming Ye Mingmei into the dance floor.

The crowd below, upon seeing another spectacle, clapped their hands together.

Quite a few even took out their phones and began to snap photos vigorously.

Waving their hands and screaming.

“I’m sorry…”

Ye Mingmei was uncomfortable in such situations, and the idea of going on stage to dance made her so nervous that she missed a few steps. She apologized awkwardly, wanting to leave.

“Relax, follow me, you can do very well,” the man said, his hand on her slender waist, not letting go. The passionate samba needed mutual understanding and cooperation between two people.

The man’s dancing skills were obviously superb, and even someone as nervous as Ye Mingmei began to relax under his guidance.

Two complete strangers, the first time collaborating, but they danced with an exceedingly enrapturing sensation.

Once the dance was over, Ye Mingmei felt as if a great weight had been lifted from her heart.

Standing at the edge of the stage, she quietly thanked the man beside her.

“Mingmei, why did you rush onto the stage? We couldn’t find you just now, we were scared to death,” a group of women swarmed around Ye Mingmei, expressing their concern in rapid succession.

“You all suddenly disappeared just now; if I had kept standing there, I would’ve probably been trampled into a pulp by now,” Ye Mingmei spoke bluntly, not realizing that the women’s attention wasn’t on her at all.

“Excuse me, are you Mr. Yu? I had the fortune of seeing you once at a Yu family’s dinner, I wonder if I’ve recognized the wrong person,” a woman with stars in her eyes sidestepped Ye Mingmei to get closer to the man.

The Yu family was the third of the Three Big Merchant Families, apart from the Dan Family and the Ye Family. Rumor had it that the young master of the Yu family loved to play but disliked high society gatherings, preferring to dance at famous pubs.

They had come here today because they received the news and eagerly followed, yet unexpectedly, Ye Mingmei had gotten the advantage first.

Hearing her words, the man wiping sweat with a towel paused in his movement and gave her a look with raised eyebrows.

“I haven’t seen you before.”

That one sentence was like a bucket of cold water being poured over them.

The woman who tried to start a conversation looked somewhat embarrassed.

The others didn’t dare to make a sound.

Only Ye Mingmei seemed a bit stunned and glanced at the man, “Mr. Yu, which Mr. Yu?”

“You don’t fit in here; you should leave early,” Yu Xiuzhun tapped her nose, handed the towel to a nearby server, picked up the phone from the table, and turned to enter a private suite inside the pub.

As his figure disappeared, the few women all deflated.

“Tell me the truth, did you guys suddenly invite me here today because of him?” Ye Mingmei was no fool; such an apparent reaction could not be missed by her.