She doesn't want to pretend anymore

"What is the Gu family thinking? Are they going to turn against the Yan family just for an adopted granddaughter?"

Song Zhiyu glanced at Gu Zimo.

The heir of the Gu family looks good, but his character still needs to be honed.

If you don't have the skills to gamble on stones, you shouldn't try it.

Just doing the raw material business, like the Yu family, is more pure.

Although the Yu family also helps people process jewelry, they only charge a small processing fee.

People like them won't have much conflict with the Yan family in business, and they can even help each other occasionally.

The Gu family thought they were on good terms with the Yan family, but they certainly had never considered that the Yan family and the Yu family were the ones who already had a tacit understanding, right?

Gu Zixuan couldn't speak for Yan Siyu now and could only listen to what Song Zhiyu and his master were saying.

They don't avoid him, which means they treat him as not an outsider.

More likely, it was to serve as a warning to him.

"Zimo, why don't you apologize to your sister Manshu and Uncle Yan?"

Gu Chongshan pushed his son.

Facing Yan Zhan, he was very good at speaking:

"Ah Zhan, look, it's all my fault. I was the one who always taught Zimo to learn from you, but who knew he would actually want to compete with you. This kid overestimates his own abilities. You should be a great man and don't bear grudges. Don't take it to heart."

Yan Zhan sneered: "To extract information from a child, that's all you can do."

Gu Zimo was irritated by these words. Who is the child? Yan Manshu?

I have never seen her so vicious, deliberately setting a trap for my child!

They are uncle and nephew, and they are in cahoots with each other. It's so disgusting!

But unfortunately, his skills are not as good as others.

Even if Gu Chongshan didn't say it, he would apologize.

"Uncle Yan, I was wrong. I spoke without thinking."

He didn't want to say anything unnecessary.

It doesn’t matter whether Yan Zhanyuan forgives him or not.

After Yan Zhanneng discovered his intention, he teamed up with Yan Manshu to deal him such a heavy blow. He also remembered this!

"And sister Manshu, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have taken my anger out on you just because I lost the bet." After calling her that, Gu Zimo just felt sick.

He's not the only one who's disgusting.

When Yan Zhan and Man Shu heard him yelling like that, they thought he was even more disgusting!

"It's okay for me, but I'm worried about Uncle Gu in his current state."

Manshu's sarcastic words made Gu Zimo feel nervous.

What does "worry about Uncle Gu" mean? What is she worried about his father?

Looking at Yan Manshu's behavior, it was clear that he had bad intentions.

This girl must have been pretending to be well-behaved and sensible in the past!

"Why are you worried about me?" Gu Chongshan looked at Manshu with loving eyes, and even tolerantly allowed her to continue speaking.

It's like tolerating your own ignorant child.

If you don’t know, you would think that he and Manshu are uncle and nephew!

"Mr. Gu doesn't seem to understand gambling on stones, and he's too eager. Gambling on stones is the most taboo. You know, nine out of ten people lose money when gambling on stones. Not everyone can make this much money. I heard that someone once lost everything in one night, and his wife and children were separated."

"So, if Young Master Gu wants to learn, there should be quite a lot."

Is this educating him?

Gu Zimo sneered. He was a top student at C University, so why did he need to be lectured by a little girl who hadn't even grown all her hair yet?

What about losing everything and being separated from his wife and children? He is the heir of the Gu family, how could he be like that kind of person?

Besides, the Gu family’s investment in raw materials is less than half of their total assets. Even if he loses it all, he will not go bankrupt!

Gu Chongshan, on the other hand, thought carefully about Manshu's words and even felt that there was some truth in what she said.