Love? The Reborn Me Just Wants to Obtain Rewards
Chapter 230 - 115 You’re Glowing Too_2

Chapter 230: Chapter 115 You’re Glowing Too_2

"Phew~~~"

Everyone hissed at him, how could those three words come out of your mouth?

Huang Mengting specifically pulled Gu Jiuyue to give Su Huai a hard time, "Yueyue, you mustn’t believe the Dog Class Leader, he has the thickest skin!"

Gu Jiuyue nodded in deep agreement.

If his skin were even one millimeter thinner, he wouldn’t have the nerve to ask me if I wanted to warm my hands right to my face!

But even though everyone was laughing, they also remembered the key point—don’t joke about those two too much, and don’t interfere in their business.

The Dog Class Leader had mentioned it more than once, it’s only right to give face where it’s due.

Zhang Renhui had even learned to be careful, thumping his chest as a guarantee, "Huai, rest assured, we won’t make random jokes anymore!"

"Good."

Su Huai nodded with a smile, "From now on, you can avoid a lot of beatings."

The boys burst into laughter, each promising, "Huai, if that playboy leads us astray again, we’ll help you smack him down!"

Right, wouldn’t it be nice to have done this earlier!

Setting rules was something Su Huai took seriously.

He planned to grow quietly, avoiding any attention.

The Big Data class and the E-commerce class were too close, and if there were constant rumors about the two dating, Chen Nuanhan would definitely cause trouble.

The playboy doesn’t capsize precisely because he prepares in advance.

I, Su Huai, have always been cautious, how could I make that mistake?!

With the key issue settled, the gathering started to get lively.

Since they had booked the whole place, the restaurant served only them, and dishes like fresh shrimp were served up at amazing speed.

The shrimp at Longgong were of excellent quality, clean and fresh, overshadowing most of the establishments on Gui Street.

"Wow! This spicy flavor is so satisfying to eat!"

"Yeah! And it doesn’t upset my mouth or stomach at all, amazing!"

"It really is delicious, thanks to our Class Leader!"

The girls peeled shrimp and chattered away while the boys opened their beers, gesturing and joking.

"Huai, I want to toast to you as thanks for your care!"

They were all fresh university students, with low alcohol tolerance. After only a few drinks, some of the newbies began to get emotional.

"Yeah! We’ve all noticed your care for everyone, there’s not much else to say, the thanks are all in the drink!"

"Huai, I really liked that class meeting you held. I enrolled in this major without really thinking, aiming just to get my degree and nothing else. I never really thought about anything..."

"Well, I’m different! I thought about everything, but didn’t understand anything. If it wasn’t for Huai’s reminder, I might still be anxious."

"Anyway, Huai, you’re awesome! I feel like you’re much more mature than me, thank you for taking the time to care about me!"

"Bro, I’m finished with mine, feel free!"

The group of young guys might be a bit silly in some aspects, but they knew good from bad and were very convinced by Su Huai.

They were too embarrassed to express it usually, but now, after a few drinks, they had a lot to say, and it was terribly cheesy.

Actually, Su Huai was quite happy. With his mental age, he looked at his classmates like they were his sons and daughters... cough cough, at least like younger brothers and sisters.

Essentially, it was like guiding children. Helping them succeed brought a sense of achievement, and their gratitude provided a sense of value.

When can the need for respect be most fulfilled?

It’s at moments like this, gathered together, when everyone’s looking at just you.

What’s most important is that this kind of adoration isn’t because of power or position, but rather due to respect, admiration, and compliance.

It’s a testament to one’s personal charisma.

Su Huai was sorely lacking this in his past life, and when he was at his lowest, anyone had the right to look down on him, so he particularly enjoyed it now.

Of course, if others treated him with sincerity, then he wasn’t lacking in earnestness either.

"The fact that we can gather is fate, I don’t mind exerting effort for everyone, nor do I mind spending money on everyone, I just hope our class can always move forward positively, and I hope our fate will have a good beginning and a good ending.

Thanks for everyone’s recognition. Come on, it’s all in the drink, cheers!"

That saying about it all being in the drink really worked wonders; the tender first-years got so excited they screamed out loud, regardless of their own abilities, showing off ostentatiously.

Maybe it was because the speech was so eloquent that it even moved the girls, and everyone stood up together, chanting "Thanks to the Class Leader, thanks for the fate," raising their glasses in unison.

After the collective toast, they began drinking their personal drinks.

The first one to approach Su Huai was none other than Hua Qianqian, who would blush at just a word more than necessary.

It was Chen Lan who set the stage for her.

"Hey hey, everyone quiet down! Qianqian is going to toast our Class Leader, and she has a few words she wants to say to him, so listen up, everyone!"

The whole second floor fell silent, and everyone watched as Hua Qianqian, holding the bottle, walked up to Su Huai.

Su Huai stood up and noticed he was much taller than Hua Qianqian, so he gestured for Er Gao to make some space, then he sat her down on a chair and took his own seat again.

"You don’t need to say too much in thanks, let’s have a drink, you give me a smile, tell me you’re happy, and that’s it!"

Su Huai held up his glass with both hands, looking warmly at the thinnest girl in the class.

Hua Qianqian bit her lip, shaking her head stubbornly.

"No, I have to say it..."

As she poured the drink for Su Huai, she stuttered, starting to speak in a jumbled and incoherent manner.

"Class Leader, you have no idea what my life was like before. My family is very poor... not so poor that we can’t live, but it’s just my mother and me. My mom can’t work, only do odd jobs, so I always had to help her since I was young...

Actually, doing chores isn’t a big deal, I’m not afraid of hard work, really.

But since I was small, very few people have looked up to me. It wasn’t really contempt, just those very strange looks, I... I didn’t like them, but didn’t dare speak up.

If I did, they would bully me even harsher, the teachers would help me, but they would also become impatient.

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