Interstellar Number One Farmer: I Only Want To Farm!-Chapter 332 - 105: Chased Here (Part 4)

"I heard you called off the engagement. Second Brother Ji is the best match you could get. Why would you just dump him like that? Tell us the reason, won’t you?"

Let’s have a little laugh over it.

The schadenfreude on their faces was all too obvious.

"What’s there to talk about?" Xue Huiyi sat down, crossed her arms, and legs. "It’s the modern age. Calling off an engagement, and you all act like a bunch of gossipy women."

Being called gossipy women didn’t make these ladies angry; instead, it made them even more enthusiastic. "Yeah, we’re just being gossipy. After all, we heard that Second Brother Ji dumped you because someone else was more charming. Who is it? Show us, so we can see for ourselves."

Where did this gossip spring from? It’s spreading faster than a tornado, catching everyone off guard.

Xue Huiyi’s veins stood out on her hands, "If men like eating shit, then let them stink themselves out!"

"So, who is she? We should ask how she seduced him, managing to outdo you. We could learn a thing or two."

Xue Huiyi was at a loss. Their logic was so peculiar, which is why she didn’t enjoy hanging out with them.

Neither oil nor salt would penetrate their defenses, they were shameless and shameless.

"What do you mean by that?"

"Saying your tactics are impressive! If someone could snatch him away from you, then we want to thank her in person. We want to tell her she did a great job!"

All these ladies here had had their men taken by Xue Huiyi.

It wasn’t blatant; Xue Huiyi used her mecha talks and soft-spoken façade to steal the attention of men.

These ladies weren’t pushovers; they could do without the men, but the green tea girl’s going to get a lesson.

Of course, they knew who had apparently seduced Ji Heng in Xue Huiyi’s eyes.

Regarding Su Xiaocai, the ladies showed some patience, figuring it wouldn’t hurt to understand her character before making a move.

Xue Huiyi’s mood grew increasingly ominous.

Su Xiaocai was in the diagonal front, surrounded by many older men.

Xue Huiyi looked at them with disdain; these were all leftovers she didn’t want. What was Su Xiaocai so proud of?

Back when she designed her first mecha, she too had many uncles and aunties swarming around her. But this scene wouldn’t last long in Su Xiaocai’s case because she wasn’t sharing her game.

Once they realized they couldn’t gain any benefits from her, they naturally wouldn’t linger around.

Soon, more people gathered around her.

Among them was a professor from their alma mater.

"They seem to be professors from our school, don’t they?"

The ladies exchanged smiles.

Here’s the opportunity. By greeting the professors, they could chat with Su Xiaocai and get a basic understanding of this person.

If her personality was acceptable, maybe they could bring her into their circle.

The professor seeking Su Xiaocai was the one who hadn’t gotten an answer from her before. He went to great lengths to see Su Xiaocai, simply to apologize and hope to regain her help.

Upon arriving at the event and seeing Su Xiaocai was present, he didn’t care about saving face.

He approached her to apologize first.

Su Xiaocai found it odd that someone suddenly came to apologize, only to realize it was related to an issue with their research group that led them here.

The professor’s new assistant sincerely handed over a business card, "Last time, it was our fault. We hope Su can forgive us. Next time, for paid consultations, the same issue will never occur."

"No need. The normal price is fine. I’ve already solved your problem. However, please refrain from sending paid consultation queries again for now. Once the payment is confirmed, I’ll send you the document," Su Xiaocai firmly declined their next invite, savoring her rare free time and not wanting to delve into mentally taxing work.

The professor was disappointed, but then again, Su Xiaocai agreeing to help them at all was already a big win, showing her decisive and generous nature.

Su Xiaocai never dwelled on others’ "mistakes", especially since it only concerned a member who didn’t want to pay upfront, not worth getting angry over.

Professor Li, whom she knew, she’d help out when possible, and that was her decision, unrelated to anyone else.

Since the professor managed to track her down here, he would undoubtedly continue trying by various means, so she explained her position clearly without hesitation.