On the day of graduation, I was dragged by my rich father to get the certificate

Seeing this scene, Gu Wan quickly stepped forward, stretched out his hands to help Bai Xiaolu up, and comforted him softly:

"Xiaolu, don't cry yet. After all, you are not a professional treasure appraiser. What if you made a mistake in judgment?"

After hearing Gu Wan's words, Bai Xiaolu, who was already in a panic, gradually began to doubt his own judgment.

Seeing that Bai Xiaolu's mood had calmed down a lot, Gu Wan began to persuade him:

"How about this, you go home and wait for news. After I ask my father about the details, we can discuss a solution together. What do you think?"

Bai Xiaolu, who was already at a loss at this point, had no choice but to follow Gu Wan's arrangements.

After Gu Wan sent Bai Xiaolu away, she hurried back to the scene of the accident.

She stepped into Si Yehan's room again and closed the door tightly. Then she squatted down gently and stared intently at the lotus bowl on the ground that had been broken into two pieces.

Since Gu Wan knew nothing about antiques, he initially wanted to just clean up the fragments.

But remembering what Bai Xiaolu had just said - the fragments of the bowl were also of considerable value, she changed her mind.

So, Gu Wan decided to find a box so that he could properly store the two broken halves of the bowl.

At this moment, a deep and magnetic voice suddenly came from behind:

"Wanwan, what are you doing?"

It was actually Si Yehan!

Perhaps Gu Wan was so focused on what she was doing that she didn't even notice when Si Yehan entered the room.

At this moment, she couldn't help but feel a little panic and nervous - even though the bowl was actually broken by Bai Xiaolu accidentally, it seemed that this incident could not be completely cleared from her.

Gu Wan thought to himself:

Now, not only did he break into his room without permission, but he also broke his things... I'm afraid Si Yehan will be furious.

"Gu Wan?"

Seeing that Gu Wan remained silent, Si Yehan couldn't help but call out softly again.

"Hey, I'm here."

Gu Wan seemed to be startled and responded loudly almost subconsciously.

It turned out that when she was a trainee at Yueyin, she developed a strange little habit. Whenever she heard someone calling her by her name unconsciously, she would always respond involuntarily, and it seemed that this had become an instinctive reaction.

Gu Wan complained in his heart:

Since we are going to die anyway, we might as well face it calmly.

Let this storm come even harder!

So, she took a deep breath, mustered up her courage, stood up, and slowly turned to Si Yehan.

Then he closed his eyes tightly and shouted at the top of his voice:

"Dad, I'm at your mercy. Just scold me! When you've scolded me enough, I'll explain to you."

When Gu Wan stood up, Si Yehan's peripheral vision had already caught sight of the Northern Song Dynasty Ru Kiln lotus bowl that had been broken into two pieces on the ground.

At this time, there was no one else in the room, so Si Yehan naturally blamed Gu Wan for the incident.

He turned his head to look at Gu Wan, who was horrified, and said calmly:

"I saw it, anything else?"

Gu Wan's heart was shocked, and he suddenly opened his eyes, thinking secretly:

Could it be true, as I said, that the deer made a mistake?

In fact, this bowl is not that valuable?

She paused for a moment, then asked with a puzzled look on her face:

"Um...how much is this bowl worth?"

Si Yehan was a little worried. If he told the real price, his identity might be exposed.

So he made up an excuse to get away with it:

"It's just a replica. It's not worth much."

"So that's the case, then I'm relieved."

Hearing this, Gu Wan breathed a sigh of relief.

Seeing that he had successfully fooled others, Si Yehan twisted his neck and continued:

"Maybe today's work is too hard. I'm a little tired now. I'm going to take a shower and relax. Can you please clean up the garbage on the floor?"

In fact, Si Yehan has always had a hobby of collecting antiques, but most of them are calligraphy and paintings.

After all, he was not a porcelain collector, so he had no way of knowing that a broken bowl could actually have a certain economic value.

In addition, the reason why he bought the bowl was simply because he felt a special affinity with it, and it was completely out of impulse.

Si Yehan thought, since Gu Wan had no idea about the actual value of the bowl, there should be no problem in letting her clean it up for him.

Because of this, he assured Gu Wan to simply throw away the broken bowl.

However, in order to avoid any doubts from Gu Wan, he immediately added:

"Oh, by the way, remember to give me a suitable decoration as compensation, otherwise this place will look too empty."

In fact, even if the bowl was not damaged, Si Yehan had originally planned to replace it. After all, it always felt a bit strange to place a bowl in the bedroom.

Hearing this, Gu Wan quickly asked:

"So what type do you want?"

"As long as it's something you choose yourself, it's fine. I trust your taste."

As soon as he finished speaking, Si Yehan turned and went into the bathroom.

Who would have thought that just as Gu Wan was about to throw away the bowl that had broken into two halves, he suddenly felt a little hesitant.

Finally, she decided to put her things away.

After some searching, she found a suitable box and carefully placed the two halves of the bowl into it.

Then, she dug out some old newspapers that Si Yehan subscribed to and carefully filled the box to ensure that the bowl would not be further damaged.

Even though Si Yehan had clearly stated that this bowl was not valuable and that he could just give him another one as compensation, Gu Wan still had a hint of curiosity in her heart.

She decided to find a suitable time to ask someone to take a look at the bowl to find out its true value.

In fact, the reason why Gu Wan was so persistent in purchasing items of similar price as compensation was not just because of the value of the bowl itself.

More importantly, deep down in her heart, she didn't want to owe Si Yehan too many favors.

Ever since she had a sense of gratitude, she had been silently recording everything Si Yehan had given her:

Living expenses, tuition fees, and the training costs required for her additional dance and vocal studies, etc.

By the time I started my internship in the first half of this year, the total amount of these expenses, big and small, had reached nearly two million yuan.

However, since the internship, Gu Wan resolutely rejected Si Yehan's proposal to continue transferring money to her.

She secretly made up her mind that when she was able to earn money in the future, she would gradually repay this kindness.

Every account was clearly recorded in the account book that belonged exclusively to Si Yehan.

This account book also became one of the sources of motivation for Gu Wan to work hard. It constantly reminded her to become independent as soon as possible and repay Si Yehan for his kindness in raising her.