Upon learning that Lin Wan’er (ni) was eager to present herself, Qiu Yingshan felt a surge of joy.


    He quickly addressed Lin Wan’er (ni), saying, “Miss, they should be here in about twenty minutes. Once they arrive, you can make your way down.”


    With a smile, Lin Wan’er (ni) nodded, reminding him, “Remember my new identity in front of others.”


    “Of course! You can count on me, Miss,” Qiu Yingshan assured her without hesitation.


    He then rose slowly and added, “Please enjoy your tea, Miss. I won’t interrupt you further.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Lin Wan’er (ni) responded, “Please find a servant to assist you on your way down, so you don’t tire yourself out.”


    ttered, Qiu Yingshan replied, “Thank you for your kindness, Miss. I’m perfectly fine, and going down is much easier for me.”


    Seeing his insistence, Lin Wan’er (ni) chose not to press the matter further. She nodded and said, “Then, please go ahead. I’ll leave once the car arrives.”


    “Thank you, Miss. I’ll take my leave now.”


    With that, Qiu Yingshan sped his fists together, gave a slight bow to Lin Wan’er (ni), and gradually retreated.


    Lin Wan’er (ni) had never been particrly sociable. Had Qiu Yingshan not had a granddaughter visiting that day, even a personal invitation from him would not have persuaded her to join in.


    To her, mingling with strangers posed unnecessary risks and was something she preferred to avoid.


    She would much rather enjoy the sound of cicadas in the shade than engage in small talk with unfamiliar faces at a dinner gathering.


    However, when she heard that Qiu Yingshan’s granddaughter was interviewing professors at Aurous Hill University, her interest piqued.


    At this moment, Lin Wan’er (ni) was uncertain about how long she would remain in Aurous Hill.


    Yet, one thing was clear: she had developed a fondness for Aurous Hill.


    She cherished this city that felt so connected to her, appreciated Qiu Yingshan’s home, and relished the thrill of having someone special in her thoughts—someone who was not far away.


    Thisplex mix of emotions was new to her. She felt a sense offort and rxation, tinged with anticipation and a flutter of nervousness that made her heart race unpredictably.


    In her eyes, as long as Aurous Hill remained safe, she could envision herself living there forever.


    Moreover, she sensed that since arriving in Aurous Hill, things were falling into ce effortlessly. Her encounters with udia, ire, and ine felt almost serendipitous, surpassing any expectations she had ever held.


    Thus, the usually calm andposed Lin Wan’er (ni) found herself looking forward to her forting college experience.


    Today, meeting Qiu Yingshan’s granddaughter, who was arriving for a lecturer interview, seemed like a sign from fate, encouraging her to settle into Aurous Hill quickly, sparking her interest in forming connections.


    Twenty minutester, Lin Wan’er (ni) heard the sound of a car engine and tires against the ground.


    Situated several hundred meters above sea level, Zijin Vi made the engine noise distinctly audible as it approached the mountain.


    She took a sip from her cup, finished her tea, and proceeded to her other courtyard.


    At that moment, Mia (Liu Manqiong) had just pulled up to the main entrance of Zijin Vi.


    She was taken aback by the grandeur of Qiu Yingshan’s vi in such a picturesque location.<fnc70b> N?w ?ovel chapt?rs are published on f?ndnovel</fnc70b>