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Shi Sheng was dumbfounded for a moment, then she quickly washed up and raced downstairs. She saw the luxury amidst the other cars in a glance.

She hopped into the car in a flash.

“Why are you so early?”

“I’m here to send you to work.” Shu Jue answered calmly, but he did not start the engine. He stared at Shi Sheng for some time without speaking a word.

“What’s up? I washed my face!” Shi Sheng touched her face, “why are you looking at me like this? Did I g ...

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